The overall pace of the weekend remains relatively slow, with the oscillation trend during the week extending into today. The overall trend has indeed shifted from the previous oscillating decline to the current oscillating rise, which is undeniable. Today’s highest has already touched the 81,000 level, although it has not stabilized above the 81,000 threshold, the structure has completely changed. The two days of the weekend have broken the previous weak oscillation. Ethereum’s movement is quite similar to Bitcoin’s; basically, how Bitcoin moves, Ethereum follows. For the weekend trading, we still maintain a short-term bullish outlook, expecting a rebound. On Saturday evening, a long position at 80,200 was entered, and by early this morning, it reached 81,000, capturing nearly 800 points of space. Ethereum followed the same pattern, gaining nearly 40 points. Watching ten times is not as good as jumping in once! Dreams won’t run away; you just haven’t caught up yet. Turn waiting into creating, and rewrite the impossible as giving it a try. Acting now is the loudest response to the future.

From the current overall structure, the strength of the bulls’ rebound is gradually greater than the strength of the pullbacks. For this kind of strengthening structure, the smaller the pullback, the stronger the support below. Since the previous market trend saw multiple pullbacks without much momentum or continuation, and each time the pullback was quickly recovered by the bulls, after two days of oscillation over the weekend, the market still chooses to return to the bullish side. The reversal has already occurred, so during the midday weekend, we can continue to follow the market trend and position for long trades.

On Sunday afternoon, focus on buying longs in the 80,400-80,200 range for Bitcoin, with targets around 81,500. For Ethereum, focus on the 2,300-2,480 range for longs, with a target around 2,420.