Been watching the market for two days, it's just hovering up and down. Took a few short positions and made some profits. Right now, bitcoin:native is still facing two hurdles at 80k and 83k. Around 80k, there's some support. Doesn't seem like institutional activity, more like spot passive buying absorbing selling pressure. Plus, contract deleveraging is temporarily stabilizing the price. Meanwhile, the U.S. ETF has been seeing net outflows recently. I think we'll see results soon. I'm still bearish! Now, let's talk about INTC. I'm bullish on Intel for the long term, but for the short term, it's not a great time to enter. On Wednesday, quite a few people bought U.S. stocks, but looking at it now, they're all stuck. For INTC, keep an eye on the 80-75 price range to see if there's buying interest. If there's support at this level, getting back to 100 won't be a problem. But if it breaks below this range, it could head toward 65. That said, I don't think INTC will end up that bad. Waiting for the right time to bottom-fish U.S. stocks!