Today is Tuesday, brothers and sisters, good morning!

Currently, according to the latest news, the US and Iran are preparing to restart (possibly on the 16th) the second round of negotiations, which may extend the ceasefire period. This is a positive signal for the cryptocurrency market, so the overall market has rebounded accordingly. At the same time, the latest news indicates that there are still significant disagreements between the US and Iran on nuclear issues, which will be the key point of focus and expectation in their upcoming negotiations. Personally, I believe there is still a chance to reach an agreement, depending on whether both sides can step back a bit and find a relatively balanced point acceptable to both.

Meanwhile, negotiations between Israel and Lebanon will also take place in the US today. We need to pay attention to what topics are discussed and whether a relatively good consensus can be reached, because if the Israel-Lebanon negotiations go smoothly, it will also influence the subsequent US-Iran talks. If disagreements arise and each side sticks to their own position, and no groundwork is laid for higher-level negotiations, it will increase resistance to the US-Iran negotiations.

Regarding crypto ETFs, institutional funds showed a net outflow of about $1.7B yesterday. The fear index is at 22. As the market rebounded, the current liquidation map shows that the market is dominated by bulls and is quite concentrated. Therefore, besides news factors, we also need to pay attention to the subsequent movements of institutional funds.

Warm tips:
1. Stop-loss suggestions should be set based on your actual liquidation price and the amount of loss you can bear.
2. Contract grid trading makes money over time. Maintaining a calm mindset is especially important.
3. Sufficient margin is particularly important. The typical investment-to-margin ratio is 1:10. That is, if you invest $100, you must add $1,000 in margin. It should not be less than $800. This is a safety buffer.