The weekend strategy was a perfect success!

On Monday, the three major stock index futures fell slightly in early trading, with the S&P 500 futures at around 7,697 points. Weak crude oil and slightly lower US Treasury yields left the market without a catalyst for further gains, resulting in a cautious market sentiment. This week's Jackson Hole central bank symposium (Federal Reserve Chairman Warsh's speech) is the key variable. US stocks are expected to open flat and fluctuate slightly, with a directional breakout awaiting guidance from the meeting. Details of Iranian sanctions and US-Canada trade frictions are providing additional pressure, while the Nasdaq is weak due to the impact of Nvidia chip price increases. --- Bitcoin (BTC) is currently trading at 77,300. After rising over 20% last week, it corrected by about 2.4% over the weekend, maintaining a high level of consolidation. Support is at 77,000, and resistance is at 79,500. A net inflow of $1.92 billion into ETFs this week provides bottom support, but the RSI is overbought (80.8), and institutions such as Wintertermute hold approximately $146 million in short positions, indicating intense competition between bulls and bears. In the short term, it is expected to consolidate within the 79,000 range, and a breakout will require confirmation with increased volume. Ethereum (ETH) is currently trading at $2,450. It rose approximately 30% last week, outperforming BTC, but long positions are more crowded with leverage (24-hour liquidations totaled $53.02 million, higher than BTC). Support is at $2,420, and resistance is at $2,550. A break above $2,550 could lead to higher levels, while a failure to break through could result in a pullback to $2,235. Volatility is higher than BTC, and chasing highs carries significant risk. This article is time-sensitive and cannot provide real-time strategies. For copy trading, please check my profile QQ. All trades are live, and win rates can be viewed in previous articles. Copy trading is available without any barriers to entry.