**Are there still opportunities after these coins' short signals or realized profits?**

Recently, investors in the market confidently recommended shorting ZEC and ICP. Based on actual tracking, these trades have indeed been profitable, and they also shorted another small coin along the way, which yielded gains. Currently, ZEC is quoted at $404.73, with a 24-hour increase of only 0.06%; ICP stands at $3.05, up 2.52%. Do these performances indicate a larger adjustment space?

**Macroeconomic reversal turns good news into bad news**

After the US government shutdown ended, market expectations reversed. What was initially seen as positive news instead dampened sentiment. Meanwhile, a well-known company announced increased Bitcoin holdings as part of its strategic reserves. This seems somewhat ironic in a bear market cycle—if such large institutions are still adding positions when cash reserves are ample, the bear market may not be over yet. Currently, Bitcoin is priced at $87,420, with a 24-hour increase of 1.78%; Ethereum has slightly retraced to $2,930, down 0.11%.

**Bitcoin and Ethereum caught in wave controversy**

From a technical perspective, BTC and ETH currently have two mainstream wave interpretations. One view believes the rebound has completely ended, forming a double zigzag correction pattern, with subsequent risks relatively clear. The other, more optimistic view, suggests that as long as key support levels are maintained, there is still potential for further gains.

The main points of divergence between these two views lie in on-chain data readings, technical indicator signals for trend reversal, and the definition of the last line of defense for bulls (key support levels). In this context of divergence, traders need to strictly control risk exposure and avoid letting emotions drive decisions. The market is in a stalemate, and further developments require more definitive signals to determine the next move.