US and Iranian officials held about a three-hour meeting during the United Nations General Assembly in New York. While it’s not yet possible to say that the situation has completely cooled, it at least gives the market some more optimism about subsequent negotiations. At the same time, the US stock market’s Nasdaq once again hit a record high, and capital is also clearly flowing back into crypto ETFs, with overall risk sentiment continuing to warm up.
From the market action, after BTC’s rapid rise in recent days, there hasn’t been a clear, large pullback. It remains in high-level consolidation, indicating that the current bullish momentum has not clearly ended. So for now, my overall approach remains unchanged, and the bigger direction is still biased bullish.
As for contracts, in the short term it’s mainly to go long on pullbacks. I don’t think shorting is advisable right now. If you already bought spot earlier, just continue to hold; if you haven’t entered yet, you can wait for a pullback and then buy in batches.
I believe the broader market has the potential to test around 90,000. After a stretch of consecutive gains, a pullback and liquidation of some longs is normal. As long as the overall upward structure hasn’t been broken, I’d actually treat a notable pullback as a chance to find long positions again.
Today, for the contracts, I’m watching a few key levels below:
BTC: watch around 85,000
ETH: watch around 2,700
SOL: watch around 115
As long as these levels don’t break down clearly, you can still look for long-biased opportunities when the market pulls back. If they do break, don’t rush to enter—wait for the next round of support to form before considering it.
Overall view: Keep a bullish stance on the big picture. For those who are still sidelined and haven’t entered yet, wait until this current upcycle in the broader market finishes before making your move.
$BTC $ETH $SOL
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From the market action, after BTC’s rapid rise in recent days, there hasn’t been a clear, large pullback. It remains in high-level consolidation, indicating that the current bullish momentum has not clearly ended. So for now, my overall approach remains unchanged, and the bigger direction is still biased bullish.
As for contracts, in the short term it’s mainly to go long on pullbacks. I don’t think shorting is advisable right now. If you already bought spot earlier, just continue to hold; if you haven’t entered yet, you can wait for a pullback and then buy in batches.
I believe the broader market has the potential to test around 90,000. After a stretch of consecutive gains, a pullback and liquidation of some longs is normal. As long as the overall upward structure hasn’t been broken, I’d actually treat a notable pullback as a chance to find long positions again.
Today, for the contracts, I’m watching a few key levels below:
BTC: watch around 85,000
ETH: watch around 2,700
SOL: watch around 115
As long as these levels don’t break down clearly, you can still look for long-biased opportunities when the market pulls back. If they do break, don’t rush to enter—wait for the next round of support to form before considering it.
Overall view: Keep a bullish stance on the big picture. For those who are still sidelined and haven’t entered yet, wait until this current upcycle in the broader market finishes before making your move.
$BTC $ETH $SOL
#BTC #ETH #solana