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On Tuesday, the three major U.S. stock indices closed higher, with the Dow initially up 0.07%, the S&P 500 up 0.1%, and the Nasdaq up 0.14%. Gold, silver, and copper sectors led the declines. The positive signals from the U.S.-China talks boosted market sentiment, causing crude oil to plunge intraday! The Federal Reserve unexpectedly signaled a dovish stance, while Trump announced the official launch of the U.S.-Japan trade agreement. As risk sentiment recovers and U.S. stocks turn higher, the dollar index retraced most of its intraday gains, reversing in a V-shape, which pushed U.S. Treasury yields higher. Due to the dollar's rebound during most of Asia's holiday closure for the Lunar New Year, precious metals remained under pressure and declined for two consecutive trading days. The crypto market gradually stabilized, testing the high end of its consolidation range. Focus remains on core signals such as the implementation of Federal Reserve policies, institutional fund flows, and on-chain data changes. Real-time updates will continue to inform strategic layout and target adjustments.

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Bitcoin surged to test the $69,200 level yesterday morning but faced significant resistance and pulled back. The overall trading session maintained a sideways downward trend, indicating weakness. In the evening, after briefly testing the $68,300 support level without stabilizing, it resumed its decline, dropping to around $66,500. It then slightly stabilized and rebounded. Currently, the price remains under significant pressure above $68,200, still trading within a narrow range of consolidation and fluctuation. Compared to Ethereum's relatively resilient performance, Bitcoin's recent trend has been weaker, and the short-term outlook remains dominated by a weak oscillation pattern.

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Ethereum, after reaching a high of around 2007 yesterday morning, faced resistance and declined. The entire day maintained a sideways downward trend. During the European trading session, it tested the $1,960 support multiple times without breaking it effectively, then experienced a slight technical rebound. In the evening, it attempted to rise to around $2,001 but was rejected and turned lower, with a low near $1,940, where it stabilized and rebounded. During the early morning hours, frequent tug-of-war between bulls and bears occurred. Although there was a rebound, the high point only reached $2,014 before facing resistance again. Currently, the price fluctuates around $1,990, still within a broad range of consolidation. Short-term, it remains in a wide-range sideways channel. It is recommended to focus on key support and resistance levels within the range for strategic positioning. Once a clear breakout occurs, positions and targets should be adjusted promptly according to the breakout direction.