The market never disappoints those who have patience and understand the rhythm. Market fluctuations are just the norm—don’t let small swings disrupt your established strategy. See the big cycle trend clearly, identify support zones to lay out positions calmly, avoid chasing highs or panicking, and steadily hold profits along the mainstream direction. Time will naturally reward those who follow the trend. Bitcoin's intraday low is 61778, hitting a new stage high of 62957, currently at 62615. Net capital inflows persist throughout the day, with strong buy orders absorbing every pullback. The spike and retreat are merely short-term profit-taking rotations by Zhiying, with no concentrated short selling—this is accumulation during an upward continuation. Ethereum's intraday low is 1726, hitting a new high of 1778, currently at 1768. Its elasticity is stronger than Bitcoin, with smaller retracements, ample bullish support, and incremental capital continuously underpinning the market.



Currently, Bitcoin and Ethereum are highly correlated, with the bullish main line in the easing cycle continuing to strengthen. After both hitting new stage highs, they entered a high-level consolidation with reduced volume. Only short-term profit-taking rotations are seen, with no short-side sell-offs, indicating a continuation pattern in an uptrend with no trend reversal. Bitcoin is currently at 62615, with the 1-hour Bollinger Bands opening upward. The price remains in the strong zone above the middle band. Volume surges on upward moves and shrinks during consolidation, indicating strong bullish position holding. Ethereum is at 1768, with stronger bullish support and far greater short-term elasticity than Bitcoin, with sustained net capital inflows supporting the market.

Saturday evening operation ideas:

Bitcoin: enter on pullback to 62300-62100, target 63500

Ethereum: enter on pullback to 1750-1730, target 1850
BTC0.28%
ETH0.65%
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