The crypto world has no eternal smooth path, nor does it have legendary sources. The rise and fall of Candlesticks resemble the ups and downs of life, with dazzling highlights of rapid progress and sudden setbacks. True wisdom comes not from those who chase the market's frenzy, but from the steadfast who can maintain their core and endure solitude amidst the alternation of bulls and bears. This morning, BTC once again broke through the previous high, strongly rising to the 107473 level before encountering resistance and falling back; Ethereum, though slightly weak, also synchronized to reach the 3647 level. This wave of movement completely aligns with the predictions, with two waves of long orders for BTC successfully capturing a space of 3166 points, and two waves of long orders for Ether also securing a profit of 155 points. Recently, the control over market rhythm has been consistently accurate, and friends who have kept up with the layout have returned fully loaded. Those who missed this fast train need not regret, as the market never lacks opportunities.

The current market is in a state of severe volatility. After the pullback reached the recent key bottom support, the trend has gradually gotten rid of weakness and started a fluctuating upward trend, signaling the end of the short-term correction phase. From the hourly chart perspective, although there was a five-day consecutive decline that touched the lower Bollinger Band, it quickly stopped the decline and rebounded. The downward continuation of the Candlestick is significantly lacking, and short-term stabilization signals are already clear. In terms of operational layout, the bottom support range can be an ideal entry area for long orders, and it is recommended to choose the timing to layout long orders based on this support level.

Operation suggestion: Place long orders for Bitcoin around 104500, targeting 107000; place long orders for Ethereum around 3500, targeting 3700.

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