Friday's market has completed its move. Those who timed it well have taken all the gains they could, while those who missed out can slowly digest their emotions over the weekend. The weekly rhythm remains clear: no unnecessary hesitation, precise entry points, steady gains. Trading isn't about chasing after moves; it's about planning ahead, positioning early, and securing profits in advance.

The market never closes, and opportunities never run out. What’s missing is not the market itself but the rhythm that keeps you ahead. Have a good rest over the weekend.
Next week, I will continue with Lao Cai’s approach—steady profits, relying on strength rather than luck.
Friday’s real trades: First, Bitcoin dipped to 970, then reversed to reach 1,137 points; second, entered at 108,806, exited at 110,091, capturing 1,285 points, and oil at 38,550; third, entered at 109,425, exited at 111,032, gaining 1,607 points, and oil at 48,210.
From the four-hour chart, the price rebounded after touching the bottom, with clear resistance at the middle Bollinger Band. As previously mentioned, the price cannot break above 110,000, and the trend remains bearish. Bulls have attempted multiple pushes upward, but after pullbacks, support is evident below. Looking at the hourly chart, Bollinger Bands are tightening upward, and with less volatility over the weekend, a continued sideways upward movement is likely. Both bulls and bears have opportunities. The trading strategy for Bitcoin is mainly to buy low and sell high, with short positions as a supplement.
Bitcoin: buy between 109,000 and 108,800, targeting around 110,700;
Ether: buy between 3,840 and 3,810, targeting around 3,900.