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Currently, most cryptocurrencies in the market have experienced various levels of pullbacks, and the prices are quite tempting. However, everyone should not rush to enter the market. The pullback trend of Bitcoin and Ethereum is still ongoing and has not yet reversed. The support around 84000 for Bitcoin has been broken, with the next support around 81000. We are still in a pullback trend, and the rebound momentum is very weak. Additionally, due to the weekend, we need to continue waiting for the market to stabilize. Ethereum is even weaker, with the trend towards 1800 still existing, and there are currently no signs of a rebound. The buying pressure is particularly weak, with a weak support around 1860, which is unlikely to hold if it dips again. During times of no market activity, everyone should watch more and act less, take care of their well-being, and patiently wait for the market to stabilize.

In the cryptocurrency world, there are no blades flashing, but every movement of the candlestick chart is harvesting souls. The market is a money printer that runs day and night, occasionally spitting out some candy scraps to keep you feeding coins. The war between bulls and bears leaves the accounts of retail investors as the corpses. You think you are playing 'buy low and sell high', but in reality, it is just a game of pulling teeth from a crocodile's mouth.
A stop-loss order is a love letter to the market, and the market always teaches you to grow through 'read but not replied'. When the big players drop bait, even the fish hooks are covered in gold. Leverage is the bungee cord here, but there may not be a cushion underneath. When the Federal Reserve sneezes, global traders have to rummage through their cabinets for cold medicine.

You must have the same feeling!