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Yesterday, on the 30-minute level, price exited a “buying zone” structure, and it never broke below the key support at 62270. The level’s sell-off-to-rebound signal has already appeared.
From today’s chart, indicators such as MACD and volume show signs of gradually turning upward, and short-term sentiment is being repaired. In terms of strategy: when BTC retraces to around 63000, you can still consider building long positions in batches; if ETH pulls back to around 1850, that’s also a good opportunity to buy the dip.
Overall, the market already shows clear signs of bottoming, but you should also be prepared for continued sideways consolidation to digest liquidity. Therefore, it’s not recommended to chase after price increases; waiting for a retracement to get in at a better entry is the superior choice.
Also, SNDKO (SanDisk) last night bottomed out around 1126, basically matching the expectation. Going forward, I still remain bullish on the rebound. The first target to watch is around 1400. There is still solid room for profit. For friends who have already gotten in, you can first reduce position size appropriately to lock in part of the gains, while holding the remaining position and waiting for a larger upside move.

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Last night’s market once again reached the resistance zone, consistent with expectations. So this morning, I re-entered with a short position. At the moment, the chart is increasingly like short-term base building: the price keeps pushing up and then pulling back. In essence, it’s still a consolidation washout—shaking out the unsteady positions.
My approach hasn’t changed: I won’t chase the price up. I’ll keep waiting for a pullback to go long. If in the next day or two we can get one more deeper dip/insert, that would actually be a good opportunity to board.
The key levels haven’t changed either: for Bitcoin, watch around 61700; for Ethereum, watch around 1800. These two areas are the real zones worth focusing on.
My order logic is simple: wait for the price to return to key support, then use a stop-loss reversal structure and volume confirmation to stage in long positions—rather than chasing highs. Near short-term resistance levels, you can try placing a higher short. But for the medium-term direction, I still favor the bulls. The probability of refreshing the next phase of new highs remains higher.
Now it all depends on whether the market offers one last comfortable boarding opportunity$BTC $ETH $SNDK

Last night’s cannon-before-the-horse move took a wave, allowing both longs and shorts to profit at the same time, so some levels didn’t get fully worked out before they were delivered. I took profit on the BTC short, and entered the ETH long. The SNDKO entry was spot on. So today, is there still an opportunity to get in?

At the moment, the price action still hasn’t fully broken away from the downtrend in a range-bound rhythm. Overall, the market is still in a repeated bottom-building phase. From the chart, the market is getting closer and closer to the key support area. Next, focus should be on whether there is strong support at the lows, rather than rushing to catch the rebound.

If, after that, there is another wave of downside release driven by panic sentiment, and a high-volume reversal signal appears in the important support zone, then that would be a much more worthy setup opportunity. Compared to chasing high, waiting for price to enter the expected range often gives a better risk-reward ratio.

Besides BTC, another thing worth watching recently is crude oil. We previously kept an eye on the resistance area around $90. Now the price is moving back toward that level again. For trend trading, it’s better to wait for price to enter the key resistance zone, and then look for high-short opportunities, rather than chasing the move.

The same logic applies to Bitcoin. After the last rebound ended, instead of rushing back in, we patiently waited for the market to return to a more cost-effective position. A truly mature trade isn’t about predicting every rise and fall—it’s about waiting for your own opportunity to show up.

Now let’s look at US stocks. The US stock we’ve been following these past few days is SNDK. The 1170 level I gave last night got a needle into 1167, and this morning it’s all profit. At the end of the day, trading isn’t about who makes more moves—it’s about who can control risk better. Entering at higher levels means taking on bigger drawdown risk, and you may not necessarily get higher returns. Meanwhile, entering at lower levels—even if you have to wait—often comes with a higher win rate and a more comfortable risk-reward.

There will always be opportunities in the market, but truly actionable opportunities aren’t that many. Waiting for key levels and controlling risk—that’s the core of stable long-term profitability.#btc走勢 #ETH

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