Ethereum from the daily chart perspective, the price broke below the middle band and has been running tightly along the lower Bollinger Band. Yesterday, a large bearish candle directly broke below the lower Bollinger Band, which is opening downward. Support levels are at the 1800 integer mark and the previous low of 1740. The larger timeframe is clearly bearish, and the downward space has already opened. Therefore, long positions must have stop-losses in place. On rebounds, when encountering resistance around 1930–1950, it is an opportunity to enter a short position.

It is recommended to enter long positions around 1850–1840 at the current price, with targets near 1930–1950.

If the price does not break through the 1930–1950 zone, reverse to short positions, targeting around 1860–1830, with a break below targeting 1810–1790.

From the daily chart perspective, Bitcoin's large timeframe is already confirmed bearish. The main downtrend has not ended, and a one-sided downward structure has formed. The Bollinger Bands are opening downward overall, with the middle band forming a strong medium- to long-term resistance level. The KDJ indicator's three lines are still diverging downward, and the MACD bearish momentum histogram continues to strengthen. Short-term support is at the 66,000 integer mark; if broken, look toward 64,000. Like Ethereum, Bitcoin's short-term rebound is just a pause during the decline, not a trend reversal. Do not be fooled into blindly bottom-fishing by small upward movements.

It is recommended to enter long positions around 66,200–66,500, with targets near 68,000–68,500.

Enter short positions around 68,000–68,500, with targets near 66,600–66,100. If broken, look toward 65,500–65,000 (all market orders from yesterday's analysis have been fully taken profit—congratulations to those who followed along).

Market conditions change rapidly; strategies are for reference only. Use proper stop-loss and take-profit measures. #分享美股交易赢英伟达股票