The current market core is entirely driven by the US-Iran situation.

The recent news only indicates the start of negotiations and a temporary ceasefire, far from reaching the stage of "talks successful, implementation, and ending the conflict." Both sides still have significant room for negotiation regarding their positions, demands, and bottom lines. It is highly likely that there will be repeated reversals and new developments later on.

In such a market environment, the market itself is a news-driven market:
Once news breaks, Zijin Mining moves first;
When sentiment shifts, the K-line follows.
You must understand the transmission path: news → Zijin Mining → sentiment → market trend, rather than just relying on technical analysis.

Many people are still focused on drawing support and resistance levels, counting waves, and analyzing patterns,
but the reality now is: macroeconomics > news > sentiment > technicals.
If you can't understand macro logic or grasp the core variables, no matter how refined your technical analysis is, you're only guessing in small timeframes. When sudden news hits, you'll be swept out immediately.

Truly stable trading involves first understanding the big picture, then taking position accordingly.
If the direction is correct, fluctuations are just part of the process;
If the direction is wrong, technical skills are meaningless. #BTC