The strategy is live and officially launched. This is a BTC futures trading strategy based on multi-factor quant analysis, covering a 4-hour timeframe, while supporting both long and short positions.
Core of the strategy: Oscillation factors: RSI / StochRSI / MFI Trend factors: MACD / Supertrend / MA crossover Daily candlestick pattern matching + probabilistic entry model
Operating method: Automatically identifies bull and bear cycles, dynamically adjusting based on market conditions; Every trade is transparent and fully traceable.
This is the starting point of the first bear market cycle. The strategy will continuously track and publicly share all trade records.
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📡 US media: The US and Iran agree to stop mutual attacks; a meeting in Qatar this week
PANews June 29 reports, citing Jin10 and a report by AXIOS, that a senior US official said the United States and Iran have agreed to stop attacking each other. Both sides plan to meet on Tuesday in Doha, the capital of Qatar, to address disputes involving the Strait of Hormuz.
Previously, just 11 days after the ceasefire memorandum was signed, both sides launched attacks again, while Trump threatened to restart the war and “finish the job,” leaving the situation precarious.
A senior US official said: “We have decided to stop all military operations,” using the military term for attacks and other hostile actions.
According to a person familiar with the talks, the meetings originally scheduled for Tuesday in Switzerland were intended to address the issue of Iran’s nuclear program. But after the situation escalated, the meeting location was changed and the focus was refocused on the Strait of Hormuz.
Weekly Conclusion The market conditions are not friendly enough in terms of strategy; for now, focus on discipline and risk contraction.
Execution Overview - Weekly pace: Not many trades this week; emphasis is on filtering opportunities. - Profit status: The profit side is in a recovery/repair phase. - Market phase: Bear market - Capital curve: Essentially stable
Review Highlights This week continues to center on signal quality, position timing, and drawdown control—do not let the outcome of any single trade replace the overall strategy judgment.
Note: The weekly report is a record of the live trading process and does not constitute any promise of returns or investment advice.
📡 Data: Morgan Stanley’s total Bitcoin holdings exceed 4,700 BTC
PANews June 27 report: According to Arkham monitoring data, Morgan Stanley once again “bought on dips.” Through its spot Bitcoin ETF traded on the market, MSBT, it increased its holdings by a total of 143.312 BTC, worth $8.54 million. As of now, its total Bitcoin holdings have reached 4,784 BTC, worth approximately $293 million.
🔥 Joint Maritime Information Center raises threat level in the Strait of Hormuz
PANews June 27 report: According to CCTV News, the UK Maritime Trade Operations office forwarded a notice from the Joint Maritime Information Center. The Joint Maritime Information Center will raise the maritime security threat level in the Strait of Hormuz from “moderate” to “high” on the 27th.
📡 Encryption industry layoffs sweep, Wall Street buys core assets for billions
Bitcoin bear market layoff wave continues, while industry M&A hits a record high; traditional financial giants spend $9.37 billion to acquire crypto infrastructure and compliance licenses
⚡ SecondFi: Completed the final snapshot of damaged user assets; asset refunds are expected to begin in about two weeks
PANews June 26 report: Cardano wallet service provider SecondFi released an update on the latest theft incident, stating that the team has completed the final balance snapshot of affected users’ assets. During the incident response period, multiple rounds of snapshots were recorded in advance to serve as the basis for later asset recovery and reconciliation.
SecondFi said its engineering and security teams are advancing an asset recovery plan, with refunds expected to begin in about two weeks. One week will be used to develop a feasible technical方案, and the second week for testing and review. The exact timeline may be adjusted slightly based on progress.
The platform will resume operations only after it has fully passed the security review. For now, users only need to submit a support request through the official website’s ticket system; no additional steps are required.
📊 Framework Ventures completes fundraising for its $400 million fourth fund, expanding investment footprint beyond crypto
PANews June 26 — According to Fortune, Framework Ventures has completed fundraising for its fourth fund worth $400 million, which will be used to support investments in next-generation technology projects. This marks the firm’s further expansion of its investment scope, no longer limited to crypto assets.
📊 Daily Report | Thailand will allow banks to issue Thai baht stablecoins; Binance Wallet’s exclusive TGE episode 47 launches Cap (CAP)
Bitcoin spot ETFs saw total net outflows of $696 million yesterday, continuing for 6 straight days of net outflows; Grant Cardone: will continue using real estate asset cash flow to buy Bitcoin; OpenAI tends to postpone the IPO to next year; Bank of Thailand Governor: will allow banks to issue Thai baht stablecoins this year
⚡ CommSec imposes “sell-only” restriction on Australian spot crypto ETFs
PANews June 26 news: Monochrome CEO Jeff Yew posted on X that CommSec, an online securities trading platform under Australia’s Commonwealth Bank, has temporarily imposed a “sell-only” restriction on multiple Australian crypto ETFs that have in-kind redemption functionality.
IBTC and IETH can still be traded through other brokers. Jeff Yew said he is in communication with CommSec to ensure it fully understands the in-kind subscription and redemption framework for IBTC and IETH, as well as investor protection mechanisms—this feature remains rare among crypto ETFs worldwide.
⚡ Grayscale :These 15 crypto protocols that make money—prices are severely undervalued
A Grayscale report reveals the top 15 on-chain protocols by revenue. Their market caps—such as Pump.fun’s—are only equal to their annual income, with valuations as low as 1x. Will the CLARITY Act, possibly passed next month, open an institutional funding channel for DeFi and trigger a value re-rating of these cheap protocols?