"Every crash is a lesson, every missed opportunity is a cultivation." — The market is the best teacher; it teaches you not only technical skills but also human nature: greed, fear, patience, and faith. Looking back at yesterday's market, Bitcoin intraday surged to test the key resistance level at 90,368 points, then the selling volume nearly exhausted itself, triggering a technical pullback, with a low dip to around 86,750 points; Ethereum, following Bitcoin, also surged intraday to around 3,056 points, reaching a phased resistance point, then as market selling pressure emerged, it pulled back, with a low dip to around 2,908 points. From the current market situation, the four-hour chart shows a three consecutive bearish candles trend, with the market starting to decline after touching the midline. We can initially use the lower band as support to position long positions. Currently, the market is still in a volatile downtrend, so subsequent strategies should mainly focus on shorting rebounds. On the one-hour chart, after a price pullback, there was no sustained strong rebound momentum. The key support zone has not yet been effectively tested and confirmed, so there is still room for further decline and the need to verify the support levels' validity. In terms of operations, first position for shorting after a rebound, then after testing the lower support, consider long positions. Short around 87,500-88,000 for Bitcoin, targeting 86,000; Ethereum short around 2,950-2,980, targeting 2,850.

Today is an exciting day in the market, as gold prices have undergone a significant correction. Although the most talked-about topic currently is not a prolonged correction, the fact that gold has fallen below its previous all-time high is not a good sign. In fact, it is signaling multiple bearish divergence signals on various timeframes and has negatively impacted silver, platinum, and palladium in just one daily candle. This is perhaps the phase where many believe that gold prices will rebound, while the same group of people blame Bitcoin for not increasing in value. This is exactly the turning point.

#比特币价格走势 I recently came across a concept that left me a bit confused—yen arbitrage trading? Sounds pretty complicated😅 But today I read an analysis that seemed to shed some light—turns out the market's real fear isn't the rate hikes themselves, but the uncertainty and the super anxious feeling. Currently, the Bank of Japan is pushing forward with policy normalization, which actually brings clearer expectations to the global financing environment. As a result, yen arbitrage trading has noticeably shrunk. Glassnode's analysis says that volatility means opportunity; Bitcoin often strengthens after policy pressures are released, not before🚀 Is this good news for us newbies? It feels like the previously foggy market is now becoming clearer, with less chaos. It seems like preparing for asymmetric upside risks? Although I still don’t fully understand, I have a feeling the market is brewing something good😊 Can an experienced trader help explain—right now, is this a good window for observation? I want to take advantage of this relatively clear phase to learn how to interpret these signals properly.