Galaxy Analysis Weekly Daily Performance Summary This week's total $BTC Bitcoin contracts 10,500 points, $ETH Ethereum contracts 268 points. Monday: Bitcoin long positions 77,900→79,000, 77,600→78,100; short position 78,100→77,000; Ethereum long positions 2,343→2,400, short positions 2,388→2,330, gaining 2,825 points for the day. The market opened with a rally that lacked momentum, key resistance levels above showed clear pressure, trading volume was insufficient, bullish momentum gradually waned, and after reaching a high, signs of stagnation and pullback appeared, so the position was promptly shifted from long to short, capturing the decline. Tuesday: Bitcoin long positions 76,800→77,400; short positions 77,400→76,400, 77,000→76,000, 76,700→75,700, gaining 3,600 points for the day. The overall market showed weak oscillation, rebound strength was very weak, attempts to test upper resistance levels repeatedly failed, a bearish trend was gradually established, with the main strategy being to go short from high levels, gradually laying out short positions at resistance levels, and riding the downward trend. Wednesday: Bitcoin short positions 77,800→76,500; Ethereum short positions 2,340→2,290, 2,313→2,270, gaining 1,393 points for the day. The market was generally bearish, with weak rebounds, moving averages showed a bearish alignment suppressing the trend, no clear bullish reversal signals in the short term, sticking to the trend-following short strategy, precisely capturing small pullback opportunities. Thursday: Bitcoin short positions 76,000→75,000, 76,300→75,400; Ethereum short positions 2,270→2,220, gaining 1,950 points for the day. The market continued its weak downward trend, support levels were broken one after another, bearish momentum kept releasing, no strong stabilization signals, maintaining a consistent shorting rhythm, avoiding bottom fishing blindly, following the trend to harvest profits. Friday: Bitcoin long positions 77,500→78,500, gaining 1,000 points for the day. After continuous decline, the market showed signs of stabilization and rebound, support levels held effectively, trading volume increased accordingly, bulls started to gain strength, quickly shifting to a long position strategy, capturing the rebound. The market relies entirely on precise control, with no room for luck. This week, the long and short rhythm seamlessly connected, with steady handling of oscillating and trending markets. Opportunities are never lacking in the market; what’s missing is the insight to see through the trend and the calm to execute steadily. The essence of trading is to follow the trend, reject blindly following the crowd. Trust Galaxy Analysis, follow the precise rhythm, step into each wave of the market, and move forward steadily!

Having played with coins for a long time, recently this wave of imitation coin schemes can be seen through at a glance. Recently, these imitation coins have collectively taken off, with various small coins repeatedly doubling in value and flooding the screens. Watching everyone make profits, but after a few days, the market suddenly turns around, dropping rapidly across the board. Those who entered at high points get trapped directly, and the typical pump-and-dump scheme repeats itself. The principle is actually very simple: when the mainstream market has no recent momentum, it drags on, wasting time, and no profits are made. Hot money and big players then turn their attention to imitation coins. These coins have small market caps, with all chips held by the manipulators, making it easy to control the market. A small amount of capital can easily push the price to double, creating a false illusion of widespread wealth. Community hype spreads wildly, with various tactics leading the trend. Ordinary people see others doubling their money and can't help but follow the trend, falling right into the manipulators’ trap. Manipulators hide at low levels, accumulating chips, and use hot topics to repeatedly pump and hype the market. When retail investors pile in to buy, they start gradually selling off, first slowly smashing the price to shake out weak hands, then suddenly increasing volume to dump, swallowing all the previous gains in just a few days, completing a perfect harvest. Several popular coins recently follow this pattern. RAVE is a typical example—after a violent surge, it crashes. Follow-up coins like LAB and UB are also templates: after rising, they oscillate at high levels, ready to drop back. Let me be straightforward about the operation strategy: current imitation coins can only be played with low-level positions, absolutely not chasing highs. Coins that have already doubled and completed their run-up should not be impulsively bought for a bottom-fishing. The decline has just begun; entering now will only deepen the trap. For coins still oscillating at low levels without significant surges, small positions can be laid out, following the short-term trend, taking profits when appropriate, and not being greedy. For those holding high-level imitation coins, take partial profits on rebounds and exit. Don’t expect another doubling rally. Once the manipulators have sold out, the market simply won’t rise again. Also, pay attention to the rhythm: weekend trading has poor liquidity, and imitation coins are most prone to sudden dips and crashes, with risks much higher than usual. Always remember, imitation coins are purely a game of capital. The crazier the rise, the more brutal the fall. Avoid heavy positions, avoid holding through dips, and don’t chase highs—only then can you avoid every round of harvesting and steadily secure your own profits.