#数字货币市场回调 This wave of movement today is, to be honest, quite interesting.

The early session rebounded from a low of 86140, grinding up to around 87249 in the afternoon before hitting a wall, with a pullback to a low of 86321. I thought we would continue to grind the bottom, but suddenly in the evening, it accelerated upwards, directly pulling up to 91309. ETH was even more exaggerated, hovering in a narrow range of 2781-2834 for most of the day, then exploding in the evening along with BTC, reaching 3026. Today I reviewed my operations; BTC captured a space of 2229 points, while ETH gained 93 points.

From the daily chart, BTC has finally closed a decent bullish candle, ending the previous series of downward trends. The Bollinger Bands show slight signs of opening, with the middle band beginning to act as short-term support, while the upper band forms a resistance level near 93000. However, the overall structure has not completely reversed yet, and the effects of the previous weakness are still present.

On the four-hour level, it has been suppressed by the downward trend line for a while, but today’s surge has likely broken through. The trading volume has also increased, and the short-term bullish momentum has been released quite sufficiently. However, we must also be cautious about potential pullback pressure near previous resistance levels—after all, the rise has been too rapid.

The one-hour level is even more apparent, with continuous bullish candles pushing the price upward rapidly. After the price broke through the short-term moving average, the moving average formed a bullish arrangement, and the Bollinger Bands maintained an opening state. Under this pattern, short-term bullish momentum is still relatively sufficient. Therefore, my thought is that if there is a pullback in the early morning, it can be considered to go long in the trend.

Specifically, regarding the points: BTC can consider laying out long positions around 90,000, with a target near 92,000; ETH can be entered around 2,980, with a target near 3,100.

Of course, the market changes rapidly, and this is just a judgment based on the current trend. Operations still need to be adjusted flexibly according to the real-time market situation, with strict stop-loss measures.