4.30 Afternoon Thought Sharing



Reviewing yesterday’s market action, affected by both crude oil fluctuations and news from the Federal Reserve meeting, the market saw a round of deep retracement. The market surged to 77,882 in the afternoon, then quickly faced pressure and pulled back, dipping to the 74,893 low where it stabilized. After that, it slowly oscillated and began to repair; overall, the broader trend still remains tilted toward a strong upward move.

The timing of yesterday’s trades was flawless throughout. Following the trend, long positions were set up, precisely capturing the upward leg and successfully taking profits. In the evening, the market showed a turning point—positions were promptly flipped to short, and profits were harvested again steadily. The early-morning long idea was temporarily suppressed by an unexpected piece of news; however, after digesting the energy through range-bound consolidation, the market will still return to its original upward rhythm.

At present, the pullback strength is limited. Downward momentum continues to exhaust, and the market overall remains in range-bound consolidation, with no break out of a one-way downtrend. Today is a key turning point for deciding the short-term direction, and the afternoon move is especially important.

For trading, the focus is on rebound and recovery. Rely on the key support level below to watch for stabilization and a rise. In the short term, the market keeps tugging back and forth and sees intensified volatility due to disturbances from the news environment, but the medium-term upward structure remains intact. Be patient and wait for the afternoon rebound to confirm with volume, then follow the trend to enter in batches; strictly control position size, refuse to chase rallies or sell in panic, and simply wait for the market to repair and strengthen.

Trading Reference

BTC: 75,300–75,800 — buy low in the range; target 77,000
ETH: 2,230–2,250 — buy low in the range; target 2,320

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