Today I walked around the square—among all the posts, Zhou Dongye’s piece was the most painfully spot-on. The initial unemployment benefit claims of 206,000 are still sitting at a historical low, while the extended benefits are up slightly to 1.779 million. Yet the market is already fantasizing about a rate-cut celebration. I agree with what he called the “zombie-state”: companies would rather hold on and not lay people off; rehiring has also essentially shut down. In this freeze-like setup, the money inside the market can easily interpret any breeze as good news. Now look at what my “small account” friend asked me—whether with 3,000 yuan he could still get into the circle. He said the money isn’t much, but the biggest value isn’t how much you make; it’s using low-cost funds to train your feel. Splitting into four parts at 100U each—this framework is actually pretty practical. For small capital, the thing most likely to make you lose isn’t the market; it’s your own impatience. On the $ETH side, RSI around 61, MFI above 75, and CCI is also on the high side. Technically, it’s not far from being overbought, and the ATR volatility is also quite significant. $1INCHUSDT and $IWF have been moving fairly independently lately, with clear signs of decoupling from the big names. In times like this, chasing gains really does require thinking clearly about what you’re actually betting on. Not investment advice—just logging my observations. $1INCHUSDT #%E7%BE%8E%E5%9B%BD%E5%88%9D%