The current market trend remains weak, continuously oscillating within a narrow range—rallying up then pulling back, testing lows then rebounding has become the recent norm—whether moving upward strongly or downward weakly, it’s hard to establish a clear one-sided trend, with overall volatility limited and rhythm tight.


Although the upward pace is relatively slow, structural space still exists. The morning strategy remains unchanged: during the stabilization phase at low levels, lightly buy to chase rebounds; if the rebound encounters resistance and faces clear pressure, then follow with short positions; if the decline cannot be effectively sustained, continue to buy at low levels and play the rebound.
Currently, prices are close to the lower band of the four-hour Bollinger Bands, temporarily supported in the short term, so next focus should be on the strength of this support level.
Although there is a short-term correction, it is still viewed as a revision in the upward trend, not changing the overall bullish pattern on the daily chart; the four-hour chart has shown signs of stabilization after decline, entering a rebound correction, returning to a narrow oscillation zone, with the main strategy still being to buy at low levels and follow the trend.
In the crypto market’s ups and downs, luck is just a decoration; precise rhythm control and strict risk management are the keys to steady and long-term growth. After eight years of market experience, witnessing ups and downs, I hope to analyze the situation with you and make informed decisions on entry and exit.
Bitcoin $BTC
Range reference: 76,400—76,200, buy on dips
Target: 77,800
Ethereum $ETH
Range reference: 2,255—2,235, buy on dips
Target: 2,400
⚠️ The above is only a discussion of market ideas and does not constitute any investment advice.
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BTC-2.08%
ETH-1.91%
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