During the weekend low liquidity period, there were no major events last night and trading volume was also sluggish. The main focus is on the market sentiment from tonight to tomorrow. In particular, whether the Sichuan Universiade will talk about the market again, good events will rise and bad events will fall, and the steel import tariff raised to 50% at the close of yesterday morning will also be reflected in the opening of futures tomorrow. From the macro perspective and the Trump muzzle incident, there is no big profit for the time being. Yesterday it was said that around 102-103 should be able to hold on, and it is indeed the case now. BTC is still in a volatile range, but the volatile range has increased from 107-1105 to around 103. So the corresponding trading strategy is as follows, short-term haha 1. Short selling at the current price of 104100, hoping that BTC will break through the support level of around 102 (which is the lower edge of the previous daily level), or even break through 100000 and fall accordingly. This strategy may require preparation for short-term carrying orders, as prices will still rebound and rise, such as around 106. If it's just fast in and fast out, such as taking profits around 103. It depends on the person. 2. The current price is 104100 long, hoping to rebound to around 106 or above. Why is it 106? This price is the upper edge price during the previous daily fluctuation. Whether it can rebound close to or break through 106 depends, but if I choose this strategy, I personally would try to choose around 102-103 as much as possible. 104 feels like a mediocre price, neither up nor down. If not, don't do it. 3. Rebound high position short, that is, wait and see at the current price, and open a short order when the market rebounds to around 106 or even higher. The above is the long short strategy in the oscillation range. I personally prefer 2 and 3. At present, it seems that it may not be so fast. Of course, the above situations must always pay attention to the emotional direction of the market. So I say it's short-term, even intraday. The above is for reference and learning purposes only, and is not intended as investment advice.