Bitcoin is back near 63 again, just like I mentioned yesterday—another new swing trade opportunity, as shown in the chart. 63-665 is about a 5-point range. You can also split it into batches. Last night, it was dragged down by the U.S. stock market, so there might still be better entry points with higher cost-effectiveness. The interest rate meeting is coming up the day after tomorrow. If there's risk-averse sentiment, it depends on how Waller phrases things. Meanwhile, geopolitical tensions have cooled this week, and oil prices have dropped significantly—WTI. If U.S.-Iran relations move toward peace talks next, it could push Bitcoin upward. That’s where the swing trade profits come in. Speaking of oil prices, the positions I’ve been holding are finally close to breaking even—WTI and Brent crude oil. To be honest, I didn’t manage the rhythm well this time. There was no major action at the end of last week, and things eased up this week. Let’s see how far the pullback goes next. For WTI, the key levels below are 78 and 75—these are previous consolidation zones during the rally. Overall, the fees are still pretty reasonable, as historical data shows. DTOR