BTC Last night, a minor downtrend occurred after breaking below 897, reaching the lower boundary of the range at 88 before rebounding. The current market is testing the resistance level of last night's rebound at 897. If it breaks through again, we can continue with the expected 4-hour range-bound trading, ultimately targeting the 938 area. If it subsequently breaks below 88, it's best to avoid going long in the short term.

The overall structure of BTC remains unchanged on a larger timeframe, but recent stabilization has created a possibility of a small upward surge. On smaller timeframes, the lows are consistently rising, and the price action is seemingly chaotic yet orderly. Existing entry points for long positions can be raised, and aggressive trading strategies can be employed to capitalize on upward breakouts. Aggressive trades offer limited potential profits, so I won't provide specific entry points. For those looking to trade, monitor the 4-hour moving average (MA30). Short-term resistance is 94150-95500 (do not short; a breakout with significant volume could be a breakout trade). The second resistance is 97910-101920 (a pullback to this level could present a buying opportunity). Monitor support at 90100 (for aggressive traders, quick entry and exit). Short-term support is 87910-86370, and the second support is 83310-82140.

BTC will likely take some time to establish a bottom, absorbing selling pressure while institutional buyers accumulate at lower levels. I wouldn't be surprised if the price temporarily dips below 80k to accumulate more shares. But ultimately, it should hold above the blue zone, just like in August 2025 and April 2025. Ethereum is probably a different story; I'll observe it further before sharing my thoughts.

A mixed bag of news: 1. The concern is that last night's interest rate cut and the news of the Fed restarting its balance sheet expansion failed to propel BTC above the 94,000 resistance level; instead, it rallied and then retreated. 2. The positive is that BTC has rebounded by over 10,000 dollars since 8,500, and the hourly chart still shows a bullish trend with consistently higher highs and lows. 3. If BTC breaks below the previous low on the hourly chart, disrupting this bullish structure, it may retest the previous low.

Large funds entered the ETH market last night, and the "trend" reversed as soon as it broke through 3250. This trend is currently only relevant for this week and the week leading up to next Thursday. The weekly MACD is preparing to turn upwards, and the 10-day moving average has also shown signs of support. The next high is expected to be around 3600. Therefore, shorting at 3600 offers the best risk-reward ratio. Some are considering going all-in on shorting around 3400, but this is not recommended. If 3440 is broken, the price will likely surge towards 3600. 3520 and 3550 are weak resistance levels, while 3660 is a strong resistance level. The next resistance level around 3600 is 3588, and the resistance levels between 3600 and 3660 are 3626 and 3646. If you short above 3588, the profit potential is quite good.

Last night before bed, BTC surged, apparently due to speculation about an interest rate cut. However, I've noticed a lack of recent capital accumulation, suggesting that major players might be using news to manipulate the market and lure in more buyers. Many are calling for a bull market correction, but I disagree. From a retail investor's perspective, a rise automatically signifies a correction. From the major players' perspective, it's not that simple. If they were truly preparing for a rally, there would be significant trading volume and accumulation beforehand. Currently, neither of these has occurred, so I won't be overly bullish or join the bullish camp. Is it possible for a sudden positive development to trigger a broad-based market rally? The probability of this is almost nonexistent, or extremely low. Cryptocurrency is a market manipulated by major players and market makers. They wouldn't work for retail investors without prior accumulation. Therefore, I'm still shorting at key resistance levels, and this morning I saw considerable profits. However, the capital accumulated last night hasn't left, so a rapid decline isn't guaranteed. There's a possibility of another surge, potentially forming a double or triple top. Of course, after each order, if the price drops significantly, I always move my profit target down or add a stop-loss at the original price to ensure I don't lose money.

The English version of Binance Stock has been rising steadily, even surpassing a million-dollar market cap at its peak. The Chinese version, Binance Sprout, after exceeding one million dollars in market cap, has fallen again and is currently below 200,000 dollars. It's estimated that after a period of consolidation, it will experience another surge. I'm holding firmly, having made almost three or four times my initial investment at the peak without selling a single unit. I've been adding to my position every day since then, and now I've hit rock bottom. As a "diamond hand" (a term used to describe someone who holds a high-level investment), I hope I won't let this opportunity down.

I'm not optimistic about $BEAT in the long term, but in the short term, it's clearly not over yet. After this pullback, it feels like a good time to buy on dips. The big players haven't unloaded their shares yet, and it looks like it could easily bounce back like a pips! I expect to buy around 1.1!

RDNT experienced a sharp rebound after a significant drop, but these kinds of coins are generally short-lived; they rise and fall almost in quick succession. I bought this coin in the spot market before and lost several times my initial investment. I had to cut my losses and get out, otherwise I wouldn't be able to get out now. Don't chase after coins that suddenly surge with a positive candle.

BTC experienced volatile price swings yesterday, and I initially thought there was no hope of entering long positions. However, I saw increased volume around 89k, accompanied by a large number of buy orders. Since ETH was still around 3000 at the time, I immediately opened a long position in ETH. The cost of my previous stop-loss orders was hit by a staggering 1000 USDT. Currently, the first resistance level is 92.6k. Even a pullback would be a buy signal. If it breaks through 95k, I believe the next target is at least 98-100k.