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U.S. stocks closed on Thursday, with the Dow initially up 0.75%, the S&P 500 up 0.77%, and the Nasdaq Composite up 0.88%, both hitting new highs. On the macro level, the S&P and Nasdaq continued to reach new highs; Nvidia's market cap surpassed $5.7 trillion. The spillover of tech stock sentiment has become the main driver of the crypto rebound; meanwhile, the Federal Reserve’s “top officials” stated there is no reason for rate hikes or cuts, and the dollar has strengthened for three consecutive days, which has not suppressed crypto. This indicates that geopolitical safe-haven funds (large-scale airstrikes in Ukraine, Israel-Lebanon negotiations, Saudi Arabia contemplating a non-aggression treaty) are still structurally flowing into crypto assets. Yesterday, the crypto market showed an independent “U-shaped reversal” pattern from gold but strongly linked to U.S. stocks—after an early pressure decline, it quickly surged in the evening session (corresponding to U.S. market open), with Bitcoin and Ethereum nearly recovering their previous declines. Technically, Bitcoin’s daily chart shows a bullish candle with a lower shadow, completing a “bottoming out and rebound” on the 4-hour chart, with a quick bounce back from 2260-2270 to above 2320. Short-term momentum has shifted to slightly bullish. However, note that this rebound is a “oversold correction + spillover from U.S. market sentiment” range wave, not a trend breakout, with clear resistance at previous highs. Wang Yibo will continue to monitor macro data, institutional fund flows, and on-chain changes, updating strategies in real time.

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Bitcoin completed a full “bottoming-out, oscillation, reversal, surge and pullback” cycle yesterday: after a low of $78,750 the previous day, it oscillated slightly at the bottom. During yesterday’s midday, it tested support again at $78,877, then rebounded to $79,900. After a brief pullback to $79,190 in the evening, it strongly surged with U.S. stocks, reaching a high of $81,988 in the early morning. After approaching the $82,000 round number, it faced resistance and pulled back, currently consolidating within a small range. Technically, on the 4-hour chart, a “double bottom” pattern formed (at 78,750/78,877), with a volume-increasing bullish candle that directly repaired the previous decline platform, a typical “V-shaped reversal” structure. However, after spiking to $81,988 and quickly retreating, the daily chart shows an upper shadow, indicating resistance above $82,000 remains clear. The current price fluctuates between 81,200 and 81,500. The moving averages are turning upward in the short term but remain tangled in the medium to long term. The MACD fast and slow lines formed a golden cross below zero, but the momentum has weakened, and RSI has fallen back to around 55. Overall, this is a “trend reversal phase where the downtrend is broken but upward momentum is waning.”

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Ethereum’s white session has been oscillating within the 2250-2280 range, repeatedly testing below 2250 without forming a solid break, indicating strong support in this zone. In the evening, it dipped again to around 2245 but quickly found buying support and surged straight to 2318. After a spike and pullback in the early morning, it is now consolidating around 2290. Technically, on the 4-hour chart, a “second bottom” pattern (with the previous low at 2245 and the prior day’s low forming a double bottom) was completed, followed by a volume-increasing bullish candle that pushed back above 2300. However, resistance at 2320-2330 remains effective, causing the price to retreat to around 2290 to gather strength. The current price is near the 20-period moving average, with the MACD fast and slow lines forming a golden cross below zero, but the momentum bars have shortened. RSI has fallen back to a neutral 50, indicating a “normal correction after a sharp rise.” Overall, the bottom is preliminarily confirmed in the short term, but overhead selling pressure still needs to be absorbed. Support has moved up to 2270-2280 (retest zone), with strong support still at 2245-2250; resistance is at 2320-2330, with a breakout targeting 2350-2360.