Tonight's evening coin price slightly rebounded above 66,600 but still failed to break through effectively. Subsequently, the coin price entered a slow and continuous downward trend again. The current downward trend is still ongoing and also presents an excellent opportunity for short positions. This evening, leading students to enter short positions on Bitcoin at 66,365, they secured nearly 1,000 points at 65,392. As of now, this week's three consecutive real trading wins have gained nearly 4,000 points of profit. In the crypto world, there are no invincible champions; what is needed is to make flexible adjustments in a timely manner based on market trend changes. Only by doing so can we maintain a high level of initiative and steadily accumulate our positions. Looking at Bitcoin on the four-hour chart, the price has been oscillating around the midline, with alternating bullish and bearish movements, continuously pulling back and forth. The price shows a trend of sideways oscillation with a slight downward bias. Currently, the market is still dominated by bears. The MACD histogram has turned from positive to negative again, and the KDJ indicator lines are rapidly diverging downward, indicating further downward potential in the future. In the short-term hourly chart, after the price broke through the midline with a long lower shadow, the rebound did not continue. Instead, it formed two consecutive large bearish candles, causing the price to drop quickly back near the lower band. The rapid decline in price also caused the Bollinger Bands to open again and slowly expand. Overall, the price remains in a oscillating downward trend. We will continue to maintain a bearish outlook and participate in short positions on rebounds. Regarding Ethereum, recent liquidity has continued to weaken, and volatility has been shrinking. It is recommended to focus on shorting Bitcoin in recent operations. Bitcoin short around 66,300, watch near 64,500. Ethereum short around 1,960, watch near 1,860.

#VitalikOutlinesEthereumScalingPlan #VitalikOutlinesEthereumScalingPlan The future of Ethereum scaling is back in focus after Vitalik Buterin shared new insights on how the network plans to handle massive global adoption while keeping fees low and transactions fast. As usage continues to grow, scaling remains one of the most important challenges for Ethereum and its long-term dominance in the blockchain space. According to Vitalik, the roadmap focuses on improving Layer-2 solutions, data availability, and overall network efficiency rather than relying on a single upgrade. Rollups, blobs, and modular architecture are expected to play a key role in allowing Ethereum to support millions of users without sacrificing decentralization. Layer-2 networks such as Arbitrum, Optimism, and zk-based solutions are becoming the backbone of Ethereum’s scaling strategy. Instead of putting all transactions on the main chain, these networks process activity off-chain and then settle securely on Ethereum, reducing congestion and lowering gas fees. Another important part of the plan is improving data storage through upgrades that make transactions cheaper for rollups. This approach is designed to ensure that Ethereum can compete with faster blockchains while still maintaining its strong security model. The discussion also highlights the long-term vision: Ethereum is not trying to be the fastest chain — it aims to be the most secure and reliable foundation for the entire Web3 ecosystem. If the scaling roadmap succeeds, Ethereum could support global-level applications without the high fees that once limited its growth.

$ETH just closed its 6th straight red month. 12 of the last 15 months negative. This isn’t random volatility anymore — it’s sustained pressure. Either this is deep accumulation… or a real structural shift. Big move coming.