BITCOIN CORE DISCLOSES HIGH-SEVERITY BUG A use-after-free vulnerability in the script validation engine could have let miners crash or execute code on nodes. Bitcoin Core quietly patched high-severity memory bug months before public disclosure, but many nodes may still run affected software

Yesterday, Bitcoin bottomed out at 80,650 and then rebounded all the way to 82,800. I preemptively locked in a bullish position, with two public long strategies fully realized with precision! In the morning, I took a long at 80,800 and took profit at 81,600, securing 800 points. In the afternoon, I re-entered a long at 81,300, pushed higher to 82,300, and smoothly harvested 1,000 points profit. Ethereum at 2,370 long positions also gained 40 points simultaneously. Those who followed the rhythm have already completed the market harvest. In the evening, the market suddenly pulled back, and the long strategy regrettably stopped out with a 300-point loss. If you’re wrong, admit it calmly. Never pretend to be invincible. I stick to genuine trading, unlike some peers who only show profits and hide losses to attract followers. How many people panicked and sold at low points yesterday? How many chased the rally at high points and got trapped? The same market offers opportunities—what’s missing is precise judgment and execution! Stop envying and regretting. The market always rewards those who follow the trend and eliminates those who follow the crowd. Follow the professional rhythm, and profits will naturally come. Currently, the overall bullish pattern of the market remains solid and stable, with a clear and orderly operation rhythm. The medium-term upward direction is definite, and signals continue to strengthen. After reaching a new high during the evening rally, Bitcoin faced resistance and pulled back. Although the intraday gains narrowed, this is essentially a technical correction within the upward cycle, not a trend reversal signal. The core support structure of the bulls and the overall upward channel remain intact. On the four-hour chart, prices continue to oscillate upward, repeatedly testing key resistance levels without effective breakthroughs. Coupled with the gradual convergence of bullish volume and weakening upward momentum, there is an inherent short-term need for a pullback to confirm support, complete chip rotation, and consolidate. In terms of operation, avoid chasing high positions and wait patiently for the price to pull back to key support areas, then follow the trend with low positions. Midnight trading idea: Long from 81,300-80,800 targeting 83,000; Ethereum at 2,340-2,310 targeting 2,400.

#BearFlagPattern The bear flag pattern is a bearish continuation setup that appears in a strong downtrend and signals that price is likely to continue falling after a short consolidation. What It Looks Like A sharp drop called the flagpole, followed by a small upward or sideways pause called the flag, then another drop when support breaks. For example, if BTC drops from $85,000 to $80,000, then consolidates near $81,000–$82,000, a breakdown below $80,500–$80,000 can trigger continuation toward $78,000 or lower depending on momentum. Structure 1. Flagpole (Strong Drop) Fast decline of around 5%–20%+, often with BTC moving from levels like $82K → $78K on high volume. 2. Flag (Pause Zone) Price moves slightly upward or sideways, for example $78K–$81K range, showing weak recovery attempts. Volume decreases and buyers lack strength. 3. Breakdown (Continuation Move) When price breaks below support like $78K–$80K, selling accelerates again and continuation move starts. Market Psychology Sellers remain dominant. Buyers try to push price up but fail. This creates a trap where traders think reversal is coming, but the trend continues downward. How to Trade Entry: Below flag support (example BTC below $80K) with volume confirmation Stop-loss: Above flag high (example $81K–$82K) Target: Flagpole projection (example $82K → $78K → $74K) Risk-reward: Minimum 1:2 Confirmation Tools Volume drop in flag, spike on breakdown RSI weakness MACD bearish shift Price below moving averages like 50 MA Failure Signs Flag retraces more than 50% No volume on breakdown Strong bullish candles inside flag Summary Bear flag is a continuation pattern where BTC or any asset pauses after a drop (like $85K → $80K) and then continues lower. It works best in volatile markets like crypto, futures, and high-beta stocks, giving clear entry, stop-loss, and target structure when confirmed properly.