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Full-Line Market Crash Analysis: Downside Triggers + Practical Ideas for What to Do Now — Explained in One Article

1. First, let’s break down the core triggers behind this round of broad, collective sell-off: tensions in the US-Iran situation have become tense again, conflict escalations have intensified, and international crude oil prices have surged sharply, directly dragging down both the US stock market and the cryptocurrency market across the board. However, this decline shouldn’t cause us any anxiety at all—long before prices reached the top, we had already completed the “escape the top and lock in profits” move in advance. Many people are most concerned right now: can you enter the market to buy the dip at this time?

2. The conclusion is clear: you can buy the dip in batches. Previously, we exited at ETH 1830 and SOL 83—at least in theory, as long as the market falls back below our sell price, there is profit potential in buying back on dips. But buying the dip should not be done blindly. The logic is consistent with the earlier decision to exit decisively at resistance levels: buying the dip also requires waiting to position ourselves around key support levels. Below are the two major coins’ core support ranges:

3. ETH layout strategy: the key support ranges are 1720 and 1660. For spot trading, you can gradually build positions in batches above the support levels; for futures traders, once price touches the support, you can go long with a light position to capture a rebound. Previously, the 1720 support already produced a round of rebound; for this second round of tests, don’t take a heavy position in futures—geopolitical conflict has more variables and risk is relatively higher. 1660 is a strong support level; after it stabilizes, you can increase your position size.

4. SOL layout strategy: the core support ranges are around 76-77 and 72. For spot, you still use the batch “buy low on dips” approach. Previously, not only did we fully clear out at the 83 high, we also placed short positions at the same time. This round of deep pullback is completely within expectations— the price action’s pace is smoother than we anticipated, and it just gives us an excellent opportunity to buy back at low levels!