The stock market is about to close, and it has become slightly more stable. Today's homework is at least easier to complete than yesterday. As mentioned yesterday, the core PCE data has stabilized the market's sentiment and brought about a slight rebound. However, in reality, unfavorable voices in the market are still gradually echoing. One of the key points today is that the negotiations between Ukraine and the United States seem to be not going smoothly. Of course, I also believe that the war will end in the long run, but when it will end and whether it can resist the pressure of tariffs on the market is uncertain. In fact, it's not just a war, it's also the same with monetary policy. Everyone knows that the Federal Reserve has entered a phase of monetary easing. Whether it's an economic recession or a soft landing, it will inevitably enter an environment of monetary easing in two to three years. However, it's not easy to survive these two or three years. Especially for many friends who hold altcoins or high leverage. Many people are particularly persistent about bull or bear markets, but regardless of whether it is a bull or bear market, making money is the main principle, and at least reducing losses is the top priority. Therefore, those who are short positions always ask when they can buy at the bottom, while those who have positions are unwilling to leave with losses. Unfortunately, the market is always difficult to predict completely. Especially when Trump was in power, he would always change a solution for things that seemed to be within the rules. It was not easy to say whether it was good or bad in the long run, but in the short term, the market's panic must be greater than surprise. Especially in the face of high inflation, Trump not only did not provide a solution, but also increased the fire. Monetary policy is currently the main issue, and the Federal Reserve's interest rate cuts have stuck the lifeline of the market. The market ultimately has to obey. Looking back at the data of Bitcoin itself, there has been a slight decrease in turnover rate. Although the panic among investors has eased, it is not very good. There are still a large number of short-term investors leaving, and the sentiment of earlier investors is still quite stable. There is currently no sign that early investors have also entered into panic. But the US dollar index has returned to above 107, indicating that investors' expectations for interest rate cuts are also beginning to decrease. The rise of the US dollar index also represents a decrease in investors' risk appetite, and the difficulty coefficient is indeed continuing to increase. From the data on the chain, there is currently no sign of the intensive chips between $93000 and $98000 falling below, which indicates that the support in this range is quite strong. At least there is no sign of support breaking at the moment. I think some friends will definitely say it again. Even though they have fallen below, how can we still call it support? If you are interested, please refer to last year's homework. I am too lazy to explain anymore. Tomorrow is the weekend, and if emotions continue to dominate, the risk will increase, and it cannot be ruled out that the volatility will increase. Data has been updated, address: https://docs. (google.com)/spreadsheets/d/1E9awSVwrVOxKOiaMdYT5YZvfveeFd9ENU-iO6dVcGj0/edit? usp=sharing This tweet is sponsored by @ ApeXProtocolCN | Dex With Apex