Great news—market sentiment is finally starting to warm up! $ETH has already broken through the 1950 prior high, and $BTC is also seeing a rebound. Next, focus on these key levels.



First, why it’s rising. The biggest driver behind this rebound is the cooling of tensions in the Middle East. Risk-off sentiment has eased, oil prices have pulled back, and funds have started flowing back into risk assets—crypto and US stocks rebounded together. As mentioned before, once oil prices rise above $90, you can start looking for short opportunities. The higher the oil price, the more likely the market is to see sentiment cool down. If oil prices later surge back toward $90 again, this idea can still be referenced.

Now look at crypto. Ethereum is clearly stronger than Bitcoin. It has already broken through the 1950 resistance level. If it can hold there, the key area to watch above is around 2050—this is the most crucial resistance zone going forward, and the first time it reaches that level is worth paying close attention to.

For Bitcoin, around 65,700 is short-term resistance, but what really matters is the 67,000 area. This level was validated earlier as resistance. If BTC rebounds back to here again, it’s not advisable to chase long positions with heavy size; instead, consider taking a small position to set up a short.

The trading logic is simple: for ETH, hold above 1950 and continue to watch for 2050; for BTC, watch the 67,000 resistance on rebounds—don’t chase, and wait for the critical levels before acting. Remember, good trading isn’t about doing it every day; it’s about waiting for the price to reach our planned levels, then entering decisively. #GUSD年化升至3.8%
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