mstr’s rule over btc’s rise and fall, btc’s impact on the rise and fall of eth and sol, and eth determining the rise and fall of altcoins. So mstr is the master switch for up and down movements. When trading contracts, the first thing to do is mstr. Last night, the first thing I saw was mstr’s daily chart stop-falling signal—that was the signal to move in. In the past few years, this has happened over a hundred times, and it’s always been like this. So whatever signals appear on the chart will determine how you deploy your troops. Only when adjustments reach their end and a daily stop-falling signal appears, along with a weekly-level rising momentum enhancement signal (and last night’s weekly “lagging” signal switched back to a rising-momentum-enhancement signal), meaning that mid-way small adjustments won’t escalate into a big pullback—then, and only then, will I directly add to my long position.