This week's data reveals that traders have continued their previous market manipulation patterns, generally reducing their trading frequency to mitigate market risk. Specifically, the top-ranked [KONGFU66] traded only four times, while even the second-most traded [xauusd07] traded only ten times. This data clearly suggests that most traders are currently predicting the US may enter a cycle of interest rate hikes and are therefore reducing their trading frequency to minimize the risk of errors. Alternatively, they are actively choosing not to trade blindly when faced with a lack of quality trading opportunities.

Furthermore, Trump's legal action against Powell clearly demonstrates the US government's commitment to interest rate cuts. Driven by both market expectations and policy guidance, the market environment is undergoing significant changes. For skilled traders, the ability to adjust their trading rhythm in a timely manner is crucial.