StarRan Big Pie & ETH early-morning thoughts analysis


The market continues the rebound rhythm, with long-position capital steadily flowing in; price moves upward step by step and breaks through. The 4-hour K-line has repeatedly closed bullish, showing a clear repair/recuperation trend. Overall long sentiment has warmed up, but there is pressure above in the area where earlier holders are densely concentrated. In the short term, this is a low-level rebound stage and has not yet formed a full reversal pattern.

After the consecutive surge, indicators gradually approach the overbought zone. It’s not recommended to chase longs directly at high levels. In terms of trades, continue waiting for price to pull back to key support areas to set up long positions. Don’t rush to short in the opposite direction; prioritize following the short-term rebound trend. If the rebound meets resistance and clear sell-pressure signals appear, then adjust the trading approach.

Trading suggestions

BTC
Pull back to the 64,300-64,500 range for a low long, stop-loss 63,900, target 65,100-65,600
ETH
Pull back to the 1,890-1,905 range for a low long, stop-loss 1,855, target 1,940-1,965
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TimePriceConfirm
· 2h ago
Clear thinking, stable and reliable long positions on pullbacks—thumbs up!
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RebalanceBot
· 3h ago
Follow the pace set by the big shots—wait for a pullback to around 64,500 to enter a long, with a target of 65,600. Expect a breakout upward!
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PenpieForager
· 3h ago
This rebound is indeed strong, but near the pressure level, be careful of a pullback, 666
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VolatilityWatcher
· 3h ago
Is the support at BTC 64,300 solid? If it breaks down and stops out, what should we do?
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