In the storage sector, let's use $MU Micron as an example: 1. The current fluctuations here are also capital competing for direction; 2. Most likely, one of these two patterns in the chart will be chosen. If I were to pick one among the three major storage companies to trade, considering all aspects (U.S. stocks, volatility, whether the movement is standard, etc.), my personal choice is MU > Hynix and SanDisk.

$TAO has been consolidating for almost a month, and this consolidation has formed a head and shoulders bottom pattern. When will it take off? If you frequently scan the market, you'll notice that many altcoins in the crypto space, whether large-cap or blue-chip types, basically follow a similar pattern. The chart patterns look good, but they neither drop significantly nor rise much, staying within a narrow range of consolidation. To put it simply, there really is no liquidity. Look at the second chart; if this had happened two months ago, those would have been excellent points for an upward rally; Frankly, the crypto market still lacks narratives and sparks to ignite it. Apart from the constantly mentioned "Clear Act," there’s nothing fresh to see in the market; I don’t know how or when the big players will ignite the market, but this kind of poor candlestick pattern mostly appears at the end of every bear market cycle, with narrowing volatility and flattening moving averages... (see chart 3) In the short term, since the second wave of Bitcoin’s rise starting from 57k hasn’t yet materialized, we don’t know the strength or weakness. Without knowing that, we can’t judge the subsequent trend, so the current strategy is to hold and wait. One last thing: the longer the bear market lasts, the greater the risk of being out of the market.

I closed my long BTC position that I opened at 63000; then I switched his position to Ethereum.

$TAO $XRP have a very good pattern, low stop loss, suitable for ambush

Nonfarm payrolls fell far short of expectations, let's look at the market's reaction: 1. The US dollar index plunged briefly (Chart 2); 2. The USD/JPY exchange rate plunged briefly (Chart 3); 3. Gold surged briefly (Chart 4). 4. Bitcoin didn't react much, don't watch Bitcoin, it's tired, hahaha Recently, the market has been trading on interest rate hikes, but now with this nonfarm payroll data, the market's interest rate hike trading is cooling down. Now it depends on whether there's concern about starting to trade a recession. If it's right between the two, that's the best for the market. Currently, before the US stock market opens, gold is rising, and the US stock indices are also rising. So far, the outlook seems relatively optimistic.

First, when I saw @brian_armstrong's tweet and a bunch of people criticizing him in the comments, I felt relieved. Honestly, the delay in the "Clarity Act" is directly related to his previous high-profile protests; The second jerk is Trump, who first issued his own coin, then his wife issued a coin, making the community stink like dog poop; now the counterproposal to the "Clarity Act" has reached the White House, and Trump is pretending not to see it. Second, from another perspective, they both respect the cycle, good for washing 👍

During Bitcoin's rebound from 60,000 to 83,000, I once said that $HYPE leads Bitcoin's shift from bear to bull market. To put it simply, Bitcoin is currently in the process of bottoming out in a bear market, while HYPE is undergoing a bull market correction. Technical analysis: 1. Since 2026, HYPE has been moving upward from the bottom in a 5-wave impulse and is currently in a correction phase for this rise; 2. The correction range is 41-54. At present, the 3-day moving average level has retraced to the MACD zero line, but from the weekly level perspective, I personally think further adjustment is needed; 3. If it's spot trading, I believe that if there is an opportunity below 48 (50), that would be quite good.