In yesterday's analysis, I mentioned that 2400 is the target point for this round of rally. The first touch of that area likely would see a pullback, and as expected, we maintained a bullish outlook up to 2400 in the live trading, then switched to short positions, taking profit at 2330. One long and one short, the profit was quite handsome! Now, looking at today's market analysis, Ethereum is generally in a high-level oscillation correction phase after the rally, with no signs of a trend reversal. However, the upper band has some resistance, and the Bollinger Bands have started to flatten, indicating that the upward momentum is temporarily slowing down and entering a consolidation phase. The strong resistance level above remains around 2380–2400, and the key support below is at 2330–2310. As long as it does not break below this range, the final winners will still be the bulls.



It is recommended to go long around 2330–2350, targeting 2380–2400.

For Bitcoin, our target yesterday was 80500. Like Ethereum, after closing the long positions, we reversed to short positions, closing around 79500. One long and one short, the gains of those who followed are probably obvious. Looking at today’s trend, Bitcoin rose to around 80700, currently hovering around 80200. The bullish trend remains intact; this is a normal correction and recharging after the rally. The one-hour chart shows high-level oscillation with a slight strength, the short side’s momentum is waning, and the bulls are trying to recover. As long as it does not break below the key support at 79000, the market will test the previous high resistance again.

Suggestion: go long around 79500–80000, targeting 80700–81500, with a breakout aiming for 82000.

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