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Full Market Plunge Breakdown: Downward Triggers + Practical Trading Ideas—Clear in One Article

1. First, break down the core triggers behind this round of the broad-based collective selloff: The situation between the US and Iran has once again become tense, conflicts have escalated, and international crude oil prices have surged sharply—directly dragging down both the US stock market and the cryptocurrency market in sync, across the board. However, we don’t need to worry at all about this decline this time. We had already completed the top-exit and locked in profits in advance when prices were still at high levels. Many people are now asking: Can we enter now to buy the dip?

2. The conclusion is clear: You can buy the dip in batches. Previously, we exited fully at ETH 1830 and SOL 83. In theory, as long as the market falls back below our selling price, buying back on dips provides room for profit. But you should not rush in blindly to buy the dip. The same logic as our earlier decision to exit decisively at resistance levels applies here as well: when bottom-fishing, you still need to wait to plan your entry around key support levels. Below are the two major coins’ core support ranges:

3. ETH layout strategy: Key support ranges are 1720 and 1660. Spot traders can build positions gradually in batches above the support zones. For futures traders, after price touches the support, you can go lightly long to bet on a rebound. The prior support at 1720 has already produced a round of rebound. For this second round of positioning, do not take a heavy position in futures; geopolitical conflict adds significant variables and risk appetite should be lower. 1660 is a strong support level—once it holds steady, you can increase your position size to build a larger allocation.

4. SOL layout strategy: Core support ranges are around 76-77 and 72. Spot trades should still use a batch “buy on dips” approach. Previously, we not only cleared out at the 83 high, but also placed short orders at the same time. This deep pullback in this round is entirely within expectations. The market’s pace and rhythm have been smoother than anticipated—exactly giving us an excellent opportunity to buy back at low levels!