#Strategy加仓BTC Gold is once again playing the old routine today—rising sharply, pulling back, then rebounding, with the same drama repeating. It first surged to 4642, hitting the ceiling, then profit-taking flooded in, causing a sharp drop to 4581, a single wave down of over 60 points; at the low, buying interest resumed, and currently it’s hovering around 4610, which is a correction period after a high-level adjustment, with bulls and bears fighting fiercely here.

How did this wave of market movement come about? Frankly, it’s still the news that’s causing trouble. Last week, US CPI data exceeded expectations, and the market started speculating on how many more times the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates, which directly suppressed the rebound space for precious metals; then US initial jobless claims came in below expectations again, causing another sell-off; but then Middle East geopolitical tensions intensified, safe-haven funds flowed in to support the market, pulling the market out of the deep pit. News sentiment fluctuates unpredictably, and the market follows suit.

From a technical perspective, the 4580 level has held up quite well, becoming a short-term strong support. Every time it dips, it bounces back, indicating sufficient buying interest below; above, 4620 remains a tough nut to crack, having failed to break through after several attempts, becoming the biggest obstacle to upward movement; there’s also a mid-term support at 4560, acting as a transfer station during pullbacks. Today, trading is focused within this range—buy low, sell high, and wait for a confirmed breakout to follow the trend.

**Current Strategy**:
Gold: Continue to look for long positions around 4580, with a stop-loss at 4570, and target 4620 and 4640 above.
Silver: Go long in the 87.5-88 range, with a stop-loss at 87, and look for 92-93 after a breakout.

$ETH $SOL $BTC stay tuned, and adjust strategies accordingly when market sentiment shifts.