In the video on July 1st, I mentioned that the BTC monthly line would close positive this month, and this judgment was officially verified as correct today. BTC 66900 took a profit long order and then made a short order. Since the rebound from 57800 has not yet ended, why do you still want to short? In recent market sharing, it has been emphasized that the rebound starting from 57800 has not yet ended. As shown in Figure 1, considering 57800-66956 as the first wave of rise, then 66956 is running as a correction against the first wave of rise (red box in Figure 1). As long as the correction endpoint can be found above 61000, there will be another period of rise at the same level as 57800-66956 in the future. Short selling in recent times is essentially eating the correction against the first wave of rise. Last night, BTC closed again when it fell to the green Gann angle line of 3/1 (62800), so we reduced our position on the short position of 64978 near 62400. At present, the upward momentum from 62400 is not strong, and if the daily physical K cannot stand above 65200 in the following days, it is basically certain that the pullback from 66956 is not a strong adjustment. This means that the green Gann angle line 3/1, which has repeatedly played a supporting role, may be breached. In summary, BTC's recent operational strategy is to observe whether it can stand above 65200. If not, find opportunities to take short positions and patiently wait for the callback to end before continuing to go long. Today is August 1st, and I have summarized my operations for July. Excluding the targets that I am currently holding, the performance for this month is shown in Figure 3. Teaching people how to fish is better than giving them fish. I hope that friends can continuously improve their trading skills while earning profits, which is exactly the original intention of establishing the internal community.