Live Stream Record Analysis: BTC meets expectations and surges to 85,000. Next target: 900,000.
1) BTC broke through the strong pressure of the bear market lasting 11 months at 83,000, then rose to 80,000 and consolidated for a full month before breaking above 83,000. This means 82,000~83,000 has now become the first support in the support-resistance swap. Hitting 80,188 in the short term will be difficult, and you certainly won’t get the chance to go all-in again at 75,000.
BTC this week and this month targets 88,000 and 900,000.
2) ETH is kind of trash. BTC has already climbed to 85,000. I thought it could rise in sync to 2,888, but it’s only just above 2,700 now. Are you still betting that ETH will catch up and make up the lag? Actually, in the future, below 3,000U—such as 2,888U—there is a high probability.
However, please note that historically there have been two times when ETH surged to around 2,900U and then crashed back down to 2,188U. I don’t know if history will repeat this time. So for this ETH bull market, I plan to fully exit around the second top—about 3,800U—and then wait to buy back during the mid-bull-market crash. After all, ETH always has 3 major pullbacks in the middle of every bull run—that’s its characteristic.
ETH night short-term support: 2608. A “pretty bullish” support that usually wouldn’t be reached: 2368.
ETH upside resistance: 2888U, then 3,000U.
3) For the SOL bull market, the second-top sell-off target remains 160U. If you can’t accept a 50% retracement, then you won’t be able to secure a 100% profit. Back then, we told you to buy at 97U in advance—then it surged 20%+. So for support this time, we’re still looking at 102.8, 97, and 88U. I don’t want to keep raising the entry/support levels, because altcoins have that kind of nature.
4) UNI: In every bull market, it rises from 5U to 15U—tripling—then drifts back down to 5U. This time it’s set to challenge double digits. I don’t know whether, after it reaches 15U, it will keep sliding back. History might not repeat, but there are similar patterns for those with experience. Three years ago we played UNI spot in a swing trade: after buying at 10U, we precisely topped out and exited at 17U. This time I’m also planning to watch for a period and then execute the UNI spot strategy exit. #UNI
1) BTC broke through the strong pressure of the bear market lasting 11 months at 83,000, then rose to 80,000 and consolidated for a full month before breaking above 83,000. This means 82,000~83,000 has now become the first support in the support-resistance swap. Hitting 80,188 in the short term will be difficult, and you certainly won’t get the chance to go all-in again at 75,000.
BTC this week and this month targets 88,000 and 900,000.
2) ETH is kind of trash. BTC has already climbed to 85,000. I thought it could rise in sync to 2,888, but it’s only just above 2,700 now. Are you still betting that ETH will catch up and make up the lag? Actually, in the future, below 3,000U—such as 2,888U—there is a high probability.
However, please note that historically there have been two times when ETH surged to around 2,900U and then crashed back down to 2,188U. I don’t know if history will repeat this time. So for this ETH bull market, I plan to fully exit around the second top—about 3,800U—and then wait to buy back during the mid-bull-market crash. After all, ETH always has 3 major pullbacks in the middle of every bull run—that’s its characteristic.
ETH night short-term support: 2608. A “pretty bullish” support that usually wouldn’t be reached: 2368.
ETH upside resistance: 2888U, then 3,000U.
3) For the SOL bull market, the second-top sell-off target remains 160U. If you can’t accept a 50% retracement, then you won’t be able to secure a 100% profit. Back then, we told you to buy at 97U in advance—then it surged 20%+. So for support this time, we’re still looking at 102.8, 97, and 88U. I don’t want to keep raising the entry/support levels, because altcoins have that kind of nature.
4) UNI: In every bull market, it rises from 5U to 15U—tripling—then drifts back down to 5U. This time it’s set to challenge double digits. I don’t know whether, after it reaches 15U, it will keep sliding back. History might not repeat, but there are similar patterns for those with experience. Three years ago we played UNI spot in a swing trade: after buying at 10U, we precisely topped out and exited at 17U. This time I’m also planning to watch for a period and then execute the UNI spot strategy exit. #UNI
