As long as the market gives a low point, keep looking for opportunities to go long, and don’t get shaken out by short-term volatility. What really needs attention is the change in rhythm as we approach the bill-related node, and be prepared to lay out short positions in advance. So these few days there’s no need to guess the top, and no need to chase gains either; a pullback is an opportunity. Key levels to watch: $BTC 79820—79100 $ETH 2488—2468 Around $SNDK 1620 Watch the above levels closely, and consider getting in only after the pullback is in place. In addition, be especially alert to pullback risk on Thursday and Friday. If previous long positions are already in profit, it’s fine to take some off the table; don’t let the profit you’ve already secured go on another roller coaster. In one sentence: before the 15th, focus mainly on low-risk longs; the closer we get to the key node, the more we should guard against a surge followed by a pullback!
On the yen front for now, they’ve given up on raising interest rates. The Fed has released a dovish signal, and once the macro environment loosens, market sentiment quickly picks up. BTC’s original daily death cross was forced—at a high level—into a golden cross. This kind of price action indicates that bullish momentum is still very strong. Yesterday, BTC’s rise was clearly stronger than ETH. Today, the focus isn’t chasing the rally; it’s waiting for both sides to pull back, then assessing the depth of the pullback and the structure on lower timeframes. $BTC just wait for the pullback, $ETH and keep a close eye on SOL. Especially for ETH: currently, the daily chart hasn’t formed a golden cross yet, but BTC has already moved ahead. So here you should actually be alert to the possibility of ETH catching up and playing catch-up. Once it follows through with the pace, the upside shouldn’t be small. Today’s idea is very simple: BTC wait for a pullback, ETH catch up, and SOL assess strength versus weakness. Don’t chase; wait for the right levels to appear, then get in.
