It’s the same recipe again. During the white session, the market action is really uninteresting, with extremely limited market volatility. After a small stretch upward in the morning, Bitcoin briefly probed as high as 77384, while Ethereum rose in sync to around the 2146 level. In the later stage, the market moves into a short phase of pullback and repair, and then what follows is steady and increasing buying volume from the bulls. It’s just that missing “one breath,” tormenting the market. Intraday, the long positions opened yesterday evening are still being held; Ethereum entered at 2106, and after a small pullback in the morning, Bitcoin decisively added to the position and is currently holding at 76401. Long-term positioning wars are always the norm for the market—don’t let short-term price swings mess with your mindset.



Even now, the upward volume is still continuing to output. Bullish sentiment is steadily returning to the market trend. Looking at the four-hour timeframe, the price action alternates between yin and yang movements, forming a dense accumulation of chips at the bottom. Support is continuously being reinforced, and the depth of each pullback is gradually shrinking. Bottom support is steadily lifting, and the market’s bullish sentiment is gradually warming up. The MACD dual-rail bullish crossover is already very close to forming; the channel for a bullish breakout in the market is about to be in place. Combined with Bitcoin around the 77000 level being continuously tested, it’s clear that the market is probing the stabilization effect at this stage. As the stretching momentum rises, the market’s “stretch” sentiment follows suit. For friends who are keeping up with the same way of thinking, the long positions should remain unchanged.

Bitcoin upward target: 78000 Breakout target: 79000
Ethereum upward target: 2170 Breakout target: 2200
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