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**Market-wide crash analysis: triggers + current actionable strategies, explained in one article**

1. First, break down the core triggers of this collective plunge: renewed tension and escalation in the US-Iran situation, a sharp surge in international crude oil prices, directly dragging US stocks and the cryptocurrency market into a synchronized decline. However, there is no need to panic over this drop—we had already taken profits and exited at the top earlier. Many are now most concerned: can we bottom-fish in the current market?

2. Clear conclusion: yes, you can bottom-fish in batches. Previously, we exited entirely at ETH 1830 and SOL 83. Theoretically, as long as prices fall back below our sell levels, there is profitable room to buy back on dips, but bottom-fishing should not be done blindly. Consistent with the logic of decisively exiting at resistance levels, bottom-fishing also requires waiting for key support levels to position. Below are the core support ranges for the two major coins:

3. ETH strategy: key support ranges at 1720 and 1660. Spot buyers can gradually build positions above the support levels; contract traders can take light long positions when the support is touched to capture a rebound. The 1720 support has already triggered a bounce once. For the second test, do not over-leverage in contracts due to high geopolitical uncertainty and risk. 1660 is a strong support level; after stabilization, positions can be increased.

4. SOL strategy: core support ranges around 76–77 and 72. Spot buyers should continue to accumulate in batches on dips. Previously, we not only liquidated our long positions at 83 but also arranged short orders. This deep correction was entirely within expectations, and the smooth rhythm of the move exceeded expectations, giving us an excellent opportunity to buy back at lower levels!
ETH-2.02%
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