Before the closing of the US stock market, Nasdaq went from rising to falling by 2.5%, while the S&P 500 continued to rise and fell to 1.42%. Everyone knows the reasons for this, but of course, I still won't choose to short. I just feel that it's a bit beyond my understanding. I still have expectations for Friday's core PCE, and there is still a chance for a rebound as long as the data is good. I just temporarily stop the practice of buying at the bottom when the market falls, because firstly, I am worried about the possible black swan caused by high interest rates, which is clearly stated in my top tweet. Secondly, I am worried that tariffs may seriously undermine the confidence of short-term investors, and if macro data is not good, it will be difficult. The meat cutting of Bitcoin does not exist, and I still have strong expectations for BTC. I don't think we need to wait for four years, and there may be a turnaround in Q4, as mentioned in the top tweets. I just want to wait until the trend becomes more stable and investors' emotions stabilize before continuing to buy at the bottom. However, I don't need to rush into buying until it becomes stable. This tweet is sponsored by @ ApeXProtocolCN | Dex With Apex