Good afternoon, community friends. I'm Bird Grant, the "Crypto Falcon" you all know. Welcome to the closing of this week and the start of the next. Sunday serves as a mirror, reflecting the execution of the past seven days and illuminating the path ahead for the next seven. Also, a reminder: the U.S. officially entered Daylight Saving Time early this morning, with clocks set back one hour. While seemingly just a time adjustment, for traders, this signifies a shift in the entire market rhythm. Data releases, U.S. stock market openings, and FOMC speeches will all be delayed by one hour. Every subsequent market event will unfold within this new timeframe. The CoreX system's algorithmic models have completed time zone synchronization, with all signals, executions, and monitoring automatically calibrated. Please adjust to the new timing when reviewing market data or executing trades. Though the change is minor, precision remains paramount for systematic traders.

Markets constantly evolve, yet one truth endures: those who reflect during quiet moments often seize initiative amid chaos. CoreX signals scan relentlessly while you rest, trends won't wait, and opportunities never announce themselves.

Today, we realign ourselves; we recalibrate our convictions. You may slow your pace, but never relax your mind, for every truly significant market move belongs to those who prepare while others rest. Are you ready for the data-driven moves ahead this week?

First, let's review this week's market highlights, which revolved around three key themes: policy easing, inflation monitoring, and capital reallocation.

FOMC officials continued to signal a dovish stance, with markets widely anticipating that the December rate hike cycle will conclude. The Core PCE and Employment Cost Index indicate that inflation is moderating but remains outside the Fed's target range. While the Chicago PMI, though slightly rebounding, remains below the expansion threshold, indicating that the manufacturing recovery is still in a technical phase. Concurrently, U.S. Treasury yields fluctuated at elevated levels, prompting some institutional capital to withdraw from bonds and traditional blue-chip stocks and instead flow into high-growth sectors and digital asset markets.

Against this backdrop, the CoreX system model has recalibrated its structural direction.

Momentum curves for AI and crypto sectors are rising in tandem, with the system's tracked capital flow density index surging significantly this week, marking a quarterly-level inflection point. Volatility windows for BTC and ETH are converging, signaling the potential formation of a new trend. We do not predict the future; we track probabilities. And probability is now tilting toward certainty.

Sunday serves as a coordinate, marking the rhythm and direction for every trader. When the market falls silent, the most crucial action is to review.
Every signal, every execution, every profit represents a coordinate point on your future compound growth curve. It reminds us: during market lulls, the paramount task is reflection. Each signal, each trade, each gain builds the foundation for your future compound growth trajectory.

This past week, the market narrative was straightforward: a gradual policy shift, strengthened signs of slowing inflation, and capital flowing from bonds and traditional blue-chips toward high-growth and digital assets. The CoreX system captured multiple rounds of high-success-rate signals from midweek through the weekend, with the entire fleet system achieving what could be described as its best execution efficiency of the quarter.

Reviewing this week's operations:
Monday morning: Voyager I and Voyager II Fleet initiated trades at 20% position size, yielding 95% profit margin;
Wednesday morning: Fleets I, II, and III executed simultaneously at 20% position size, achieving 110% profit margin;

On Wednesday afternoon, Fleets I and II first secured a 60% profit margin with a 10% position, then added another 10% to achieve a 100% profit margin.

On Thursday afternoon, Fleet III executed an independent strategy: starting with a 10% position to secure a 50% profit margin, then adding positions to lock in final profit margins of 80% for Voyager III, 110% for Voyager II, and 140% for Voyager I;

On Friday morning, Voyager I and II Fleet shorted with a 30% position to earn 60%, then executed a one-click reversal to go long, gaining another 80% for a combined 140% profit margin;

In the afternoon, the three fleets jointly executed a short-sell structure, locking in an 80% profit margin for the entire operation.

The market rhythm for the coming week (November 3-7) is poised to be a pivotal window, bridging the past and the future. With the Federal Reserve having just completed its first whole trading week following the rate cut, investors will reassess the balance between liquidity expectations and economic resilience.

From a data perspective, this week's focus unfolds in three layers:

First, the extent of recovery in manufacturing signals.
Monday's S&P Global PMI and ISM Manufacturing PMI both rose in tandem, with the price index (62.6) remaining elevated, indicating costs continue to increase while orders and production activity stabilize. It suggests manufacturing has moved beyond "hard landing" concerns and is now at an inflection point in its early recovery phase.

Second, the chain validation of employment and services data.
Tuesday's JOLTS job openings, Wednesday's ADP employment change, and the ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI will provide a three-dimensional view of employment and the services sector. If ADP and the services PMI rebound in tandem, it will reinforce expectations of a "soft landing" for the economy. Funds will likely continue allocating to risk assets—particularly technology and crypto-related assets.

Third, the cross-variable of energy and inflation.
Wednesday evening's crude oil inventory report remains a critical variable. A continued inventory drawdown (last decline: -6.858 million barrels) would drive short-term energy price rebounds, providing structural support for inflation. Should oil prices stabilize with upward momentum, markets may re-price in the probability of one more rate hike this year, amplifying volatility in U.S. Treasury yields.

Overall, the coming week marks a transitional phase of "policy vacuum + data validation." After digesting last week's rate cut, market sentiment will increasingly be driven by economic indicators. Short-term volatility may intensify, but the trend direction will become clearer. Capital will flow back from safe-haven assets into high-growth sectors, particularly those in AI, semiconductors, and crypto assets.

For traders, this is a window that requires flexible position management and system-driven decision-making. CoreX's mission during this phase is to track the rhythm of "recovery trades" through its capital flow and momentum matching model, capturing profit windows as volatility accelerates. In short, the coming week will validate the impact of rate cuts, confirm the recovery trajectory, and await the next signal. Volatility is rising, and direction is becoming clearer.

This week has only one keyword preparation. The market is entering a new, data-driven phase, with liquidity and volatility increasing simultaneously. For partners who have not yet prepared their funds, please restore liquidity to your accounts as soon as possible. For members already in the fleet, please check your tier and signal permissions to ensure you can execute synchronously when the system releases its following signals. Due to policy continuity regarding capital flows, this week signals one thing: greater opportunities are on the horizon.

As volatility spreads and structures form, CoreX's algorithms will be the first to identify trend directions. At that moment, your position size, tier level, and execution speed will determine your place on the profit curve. Our mission is clear: prepare your capital, position your fleet, and keep the system connected. When the following high-success-rate signal triggers, your action must be decisive, not hesitant. The game of wealth always belongs to those who are ready.

That's all for today. Every review exists to restart. This Sunday, let us rediscover ourselves: our execution, our conviction, and the value of preparedness.

This past week, the system's performance has proven beyond doubt that discipline is the ultimate shield and execution is the strongest signal. In the week ahead, we continue to walk with data and race against volatility, letting the system find certainty for us amidst market noise.

May all partners enjoy a quiet, orderly, and powerful Sunday. Stay connected, stay confident, the next market move begins with tomorrow's first signal.