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April 19–25, 2026 Weekly Summary: One, Market Sentiment: AI is still the number one driving force behind “money printing.” From the Flashlight combo to Intel, and to yesterday’s giant elephant dance by Nvidia—AI has both burst potential and staying power. In the middle, the market briefly rotated into the software sector for a few days, but then turned back again. The market has proven with real money that AI is the trend, and funds only switch back and forth among AI’s various sectors.

It seems the big brothers haven't closed their long positions yet.

Currently, the 4H chart gives me the impression that Bitcoin's chart is relatively neutral, while the altcoins (Figure 1) are generally more defensive; either one side has more retail investors, so they target that side; or it's a balance point now, and depending on which side Trump opens, they release news accordingly. Right now, placing orders can only hope to be on the same side as Trump, rather than on the side of the retail investors about to be wiped out. At least the US stock market has earnings reports to serve as a handle, but the crypto circle is really damn difficult!

A true bull market will push upward with a positive fee rate of 1%, while an impressive bear market will naturally fall with a -1% fee rate;
The reason we can still talk about fee rates now is because the market is volatile, with no clear trend, and such market conditions will kill fee rates;
Therefore, only those with no positions are the real bears, only those holding spot are the true bulls, and those trading contracts (including me) regardless of which side they take are all damn leeks.

April 24, 2026, continuing to discuss the market trend along this line
1. On the geopolitical level, the current form of the US-Iran war has already shifted from hot war to a war of attrition centered around news, economics, and negotiations;
I think what Trump is saying is mostly true (Figure 1);
The attrition, the US has the world's strongest comprehensive national power, and the vitality to initiate a new round of AI technological revolution;
As for Iran, I really can't think of anything.

Bitcoin trading plan: Short at the current price of 10,000X, with a stop loss at 95,000; if it breaks through 98,000, go all-in long; if the market fluctuates and falls below 60k, immediately reverse and chase the short on the right side, aiming for 30k.

Greed always leads to losses; even if you stop gambling, after all, winning still means losing.
It's better to stick to your own plan and stick to the targets within your plan.
Recently, trading has been really hard work, saving money bit by bit with tiny positions, and it's not time to splurge during a bull market yet.

I lost the bet, damn it!
Enter right at the peak—cut your losses and you hit the bottom.
I feel like my recent rhythm isn’t suitable for playing knockoffs anymore.

About haircuts: I remember when I was a kid, that kind of hairstyle with the sides shaved was not popular at all. Later, I don't know how, but everyone started shaving the sides. Back then, I would get a haircut once a month or even every two months. Now, I need to get one every half month. I think it must be the capital operation of the TONY teachers.
About hair growth:

It's settled, took the profits to gamble, making money in the crypto world, spending in the crypto world, not bringing a single cent back home.

1. Can only temporarily consider it as reaching a peak;
2. Also very confused, besides lowering the stop-loss and setting the original price, I don't know what else I can do;
3. Add positions? Definitely not good to add, the small-scale trend reversal hasn't played out yet, increasing costs at this time will only reduce tolerance;
Take profit? Not worth it either, after all, the position is still decent...
4. So, just damn it, throw it there and wait to see what happens.

👄🐒🍑🐥 Let the bullets fly for a while! Good night~

Organized my thoughts: 1, Bitcoin has broken new highs, but the target level—based on structural resistance pressure and the AC1:1 distance objective—is getting closer and closer; 2, both CVD and trading volume are diverging, so it’s likely not being driven by spot; 3, at this point, I think altcoins probably don’t dare to follow, so I just took a small profit on the $UNI long position I opened this afternoon and closed it.

Cryptocurrency: First, I still don’t really want to hype it up. Starting from $60k and bouncing back to where it is now—assuming you didn’t do any swing trades in between, and somehow you managed to buy at the lowest point and hold until now—you’d only have about a 30% return. And as for how torturous the 75-day period of back-and-forth has been, I won’t go into it.

$HOOD Position is currently held; watch the performance before the April 28 earnings report; First, share my view: If it continues to surge sharply before the earnings report, reaching above 100, then it's time to reduce the position; if it remains sideways or drops before the report, then it's an opportunity to add more (I added a little more yesterday). Why play HOOD?

Whoa, what the hell, who the hell boosted the views on this post?

Haha, even though this guy's account setup is like a marketing account, it's still pretty fun. There's some content, so you can follow him.

$hype After a 100% decline is satisfied, it temporarily stops falling and begins a small-scale rebound; considering how strong the overall market is moving, it probably hasn't finished rebounding yet. Hype is one of the most worth paying attention to altcoins in this round.