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Originally, I planned to share this only in the private group, but after thinking about it, I decided to make it public. First, let me talk about my market view. From a long-term perspective, I remain bullish for the second half of this year and even into 2027. Fundamentally, I don’t think future Valve updates will have much power to significantly damage the market. The expected Terminal Knives Case, for example, likely won’t have a major impact because knives have already been decoupled from the broader market for quite a while. The only updates I believe could truly shake the market would be old cases / legacy collections returning, or another major adjustment to trade-up mechanics. The broader direction is actually quite simple: 1st-gen gloves and essentially everything from older cases remain the clearest long-term winners. Collections, on the other hand, likely need another full bull cycle and capital rotation before seeing their biggest move. Now let’s talk about taxes. This is still an emotional market. In the short term, tax-related news can absolutely cause pullbacks. But once sentiment recovers, I believe taxes will have very limited long-term impact on the market itself. Buy orders are already slowly climbing back. During the aggressive pumps over the last few days, I repeatedly reminded everyone to set profit-taking targets and manage position sizing. Our VIP group has reduced overall exposure from nearly full allocation down to around 40–50%, gradually trimming from around 920 all the way to 982. The current pullback is healthy. A real bull market will always give you opportunities to get in. Being around half-position right now feels very comfortable — you can still participate in upside while keeping enough capital ready. If we see a deeper correction after the Major ends, you’ll also have plenty of dry powder to buy the dip. For retail traders, especially those chasing heavily accelerated small-cap items, profit-taking is extremely important. When the correction comes, these are usually the first and hardest to dump. I also keep seeing accounts hyping Windking nonstop, so here’s one important piece of information: according to him personally, after this bull cycle he plans to move behind the scenes and step back from the spotlight for a while. To summarize: If you’re a long-term holder, there’s no need to worry too much about the market. Short-term pullbacks can actually be great entry opportunities. If your goal is to maximize swing profits, then position sizing and laddered profit-taking are critical. For smaller capital, I still think the main battlefields inside thousand guns — especially M4A4 sectors — deserve the most attention. The rest… isn’t something I can comfortably share in public. If you made it this far, drop me a free like :)

100% wrong There are too many ways to avoid taxes, and manipulation has little to do with taxation. Moreover, taxing based on the sale amount itself rather than profit is inherently non-compliant.

C5GAME also released an official announcement today, and it’s largely in line with what I mentioned earlier. If your quarterly sales are below 300k CNY, you are generally exempt from tax. If your quarterly sales exceed 300k CNY, in most cases you may need to pay around 1% VAT. That said, the exact tax category and treatment still depend on how your local tax authority classifies your case. So overall, nothing too surprising. As I said before, there’s no need to panic — unless you’re operating at very large volume, the tax impact on the market should remain limited.

They actually updated during the major, but it still doesn't matter much. Looks like Armory will have to wait a while longer.

As expected, there was no reason to panic sell. The market has largely shrugged off the tax concerns, and today's strongest-performing sector was once again the thousand and hundred guns. At this point, the market's leadership and direction have become much clearer. The next major resistance level for the market index is 1000. If that level is broken, the path ahead becomes significantly smoother. As always, a friendly reminder: Manage your position size, have a profit-taking plan, and don't let greed make decisions for you.

There are many ways to avoid taxes in China, such as issuing invoices, establishing a company, or becoming a sole proprietor.

As mentioned before, the Chinese tax situation is starting to become a reality. The first wave of enforcement has already begun on C5, and some high-volume traders have reportedly received calls from their local tax authorities. For now, I don’t think there’s any reason to panic. This appears to be primarily focused on users with significant transaction volume, and the full scope of enforcement is still unclear. Especially for those who only sell balance and don’t regularly cash out to bank accounts, I wouldn’t be overly concerned at this stage. As always, stay informed and keep an eye on future developments.

Easy money right？

While everyone is looking at the matches, the Jab Jabich plush has already done a 2x in China.

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As the Major enters Stage 2, it feels like the market has entered Stage 2 as well. The market is always right. The "dead cat bounce" narrative has been completely rejected. At the same time, knives continue to show very little relative strength. If you're considering a rotation, I still don't see much reason to move into knives unless you're buying them for personal use. While everyone is celebrating and enjoying the rally, don't forget to have your own profit-taking targets and position management plan. Making money is important. Keeping it is even more important.

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