The most important thing to watch in the afternoon market is not a single candlestick, but the simultaneous presence of "macro pressure" and "capital support": U.S. August employment data came in stronger than expected, leading the market to reassess the probability of a rate cut this month, and Bitcoin once fell below $80,000; however, spot BTC ETFs have seen cumulative net inflows of about $3.8 billion over the past three weeks, with nearly $1 billion in the latest week. BTC is now fluctuating around $79,800, up about 0.13% over the past 24 hours. My view: in the short term, this remains a news-driven high-volatility zone, and $80,000 is both a psychological level and a dividing line between bulls and bears. Chasing the rally is not worthwhile; wait until macro expectations stabilize and trading volume confirms before considering the direction.