The real difficulty isn’t analyzing the market—it’s keeping your own hands in check.

After ETH surged higher yesterday and then pulled back, it has since continued to consolidate in a low-range, trading sideways. The news backdrop is still full of uncertainty: the US-Iran negotiations remain deadlocked, the situation in the Middle East keeps escalating and reversing, and market sentiment is prone to being swayed by news. But what ultimately determines the direction is still the capital’s final choice.

From the chart, after ETH pulled back to around 1757, it gained support again and then reclaimed 1773, indicating that the bulls have not completely lost initiative. At present, the market is still in a consolidation-and-range phase. If it can continue to stabilize afterward, there’s no reason to rule out opportunities for further upward recovery; however, once 1757 is effectively broken, we need to be alert for the market to fall further, and 1713 will become the next important support.

Today, the key to watch is the 1798–1757 range.

Before the range is broken, I won’t easily define a direction—I adjust my trading plan based on changes in the chart.

In my live trading, I focus on following rather than predicting.

When the market direction is clear, I execute accordingly; when the market is ranging, I control the pace. Every trade needs a rationale for entry, and it also needs an exit plan.

If, during the session, opportunities that fit my trading system appear, I will update my live-trading thinking and execution logic in sync. Welcome to exchange ideas with me about the market.