Since this Tuesday, we haven't stopped calling for a rally. Bitcoin has risen from 87,400 all the way to 90,500, with key levels like 88,500 and 89,500 marked in advance, and each one was accurately hit in hindsight. Ethereum is no different; after entering at 2,920, it climbed along the lines of 3,020, 3,050, 3,070, and 3,090, only encountering resistance at 3,130. To be honest, the market is result-oriented. Looking back, it's obvious whether you're right or wrong. But that doesn't mean it will go straight up from here—any market movement must experience fluctuations and shakeouts, which is inevitable. Moving forward, we maintain our bullish outlook; there may be some pullbacks in the short term, but the long-term target is not far away, so just hold on. For assets like BTC, ETH, and ZEC, everyone is watching closely, and changes are clear at a glance. The key is execution—stick to your plan and don't be scared off by intermediate volatility.

Shanzhai's periodic rebounds are usually rotational. Last week, after pre-judging the bottom and mainly targeting value currencies, I reviewed that if I hadn't escaped the top early and had held on, I could have earned more by now. I dynamically pointed out that there should be a pullback, and after the pullback, I planned to buy the dip again. However, due to personal busyness, I didn't follow through with a second buy, missing out on this week's second wave of big gains in the shanzhai coins. Recently, meme coins have seen exaggerated gains, with rebound rotations. Meme coins are relatively easier to rally compared to others. Personally, I don't recommend them much, especially those without buyback or burn mechanisms. This is just my personal opinion; if you have other ideas, feel free to ignore what I said. Although I predicted a rebound in shanzhai coins, I didn't pay much attention to meme coins within them, so I don't have much say in that area. As for Ethereum, I placed a short order at 3168. I've mentioned in my updates that no orders have been triggered so far. I checked, and the highest was 3165. Unfortunately, precision is relative; I did my best with a 3-point deviation. Many people in the forum are starting to go long, but clearly I am acting as the counterparty, which makes me a bit uncertain. During finals, I didn't have time for detailed analysis, and my order placements were somewhat careless. I'm also worried that those following my trades might get caught. So, take this as just a reference. Thanks for your patience in waiting until January 16th. If there are significant market movements during this period, I might find time to discuss them. Otherwise, I am feeling a bit powerless.