To all the brothers in the crypto space who missed the boat, don’t worry! Starting from Q4 2026, the risk of a global financial crisis will increase significantly. There’s still one more rate hike expected before the end of the year, which will exacerbate the dollar liquidity crisis and could easily trigger a black swan event or market crash. Let’s talk about gold. The overall trend for gold has already shifted downward, so for those stuck in long positions, every major rebound is actually an opportunity to exit. There’s likely to be another daily-level rebound, but hitting new highs this year is out of the question. The dividing line between bullish and bearish is at 4440. If the price doesn’t break above this level, don’t go long—or you can try light positions in the oversold range of 3800-3400 for short-term trades. As mentioned before, the crypto bull market depends on Bitcoin’s weekly trend. Right now, it’s still in a bearish pattern. Since I advised exiting spot positions last September, I haven’t suggested re-entering. It wasn’t until September 11 this year that I recommended opening a 20% position near $76,000. Now, it’s all about patiently waiting for the weekly-level breakout of resistance. There will definitely be opportunities to get back in, and when that time comes, the cost-effectiveness will be at its peak. Trading isn’t about fighting the trend or guessing the bottom—especially in crypto. If you’re trying to catch the bottom, at the very least, you need to see weekly-level divergence or reversal, right? Do we see that now? Not really. For now, just patiently wait for the market’s final dip. If it stabilizes and stops falling, I’ll let everyone know!