Bitcoin ETF outflows have slowed, while stablecoins continue to contract. Claude's IPO is imminent, and a December rate hike is practically a done deal. Overall, the market outlook for at least the next month is not optimistic. Bitcoin fell below the 75,000 support level due to Nvidia's infidelity scandal. It's currently holding slightly above 72,000, but it's not very stable yet. If it doesn't hold, we'll see it drop to 70,000. Given such a poor market, how can one profit in the secondary market? The first method, and the most stable: Long-term dollar-cost averaging, buying quality assets at the bottom and waiting for the bull market. Examples include: BTC, ETH, BNB, SOL, and HYPE. The second method: Swing trading in quality assets: Try to keep your swing trading timeframe to 2-3 days. When Bitcoin stabilizes on the 15-minute chart, you can buy quality assets at the bottom and sell when it rises. After selling, place buy orders above the various support levels below. This is a relatively stable method I've been using recently; as long as you're not greedy, you can still make money. The third method is to identify "monster coins": Second-tier "monster coins" typically have high control over their supply, low market capitalization, and are usually unrelated to the overall market. They need to be artificially inflated to attract market attention for distribution or to attract other traders to profit. AI can be used to construct a simple anomaly signal using indicators such as trading volume, open interest (OI), and funding rates. The indicators I commonly use when trading monster coins are OI, CVD, funding rates, and trading volume. This method is suitable for those with time to monitor the market and who understand market manipulation; however, it involves significant volatility, and I don't recommend it for those without prior experience. The most recommended method is definitely the first one: befriend time. When the market is down, place buy orders and use the time to enjoy life. The best investment is investing in yourself; take advantage of a downturn to elevate yourself to a higher level.