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Bitcoin's recent surge was suspicious from the start—Bitcoin didn't move, only altcoins rose. This kind of divergence-driven rally is unstable, and when Bitcoin passively follows up later, it's just a false push that is destined to fall back. Sure enough, it came down.
In the market: it hit 2412 then turned around, not breaking the previous high; it broke below 2360 and the flag pattern, signaling a bearish trend. Now it first tests around 2300.
Let's see if 2300 can hold:
· If it can't hold, volume breaks below → target 2251
· If it can hold → a rebound must recover 2339-2360 to break the d

This leg-up from “Er Bing” was suspicious from the very beginning—“Big Bing” didn’t move; only “Er Bing” was rising. This kind of divergence-style rally lacks a solid foundation. Even if “Big Bing” later passively follows the move, it’s only to cooperate briefly—any false breakout is destined to fade. As expected, it came back down.
On the chart: it surged to 2412 and then turned back, without breaking the previous high. It also broke below 2360 and the flag pattern, which officially kicks off the shorts. Right now, it’s making its first push into the 2300 area.
Next, we’ll see whether 2300 ca

Bitcoin's rebound yesterday, I just didn't find it convincing. Why?
Initially, Bitcoin didn't rise, only altcoins were going up. Imagine you're out eating with your dad, and you start eating before he picks up his chopsticks, wouldn't he slap your mouth away? When Bitcoin doesn't rise but altcoins do, it's not a good sign — and what happened? It dropped! Later, Bitcoin rose, but it was just dragged up by altcoins; that was just a coordinated move, but you took it seriously.
The stronger the altcoin rebound, the sharper the decline. Although the rebound was quite fierce, looking at the yellow a

ETH is really sneaky today, touching the resistance level and then turning around, the main force isn't giving a comfortable opportunity to get in.
The support levels are now at 2280-2260; if it dips down here, I will add a small long position, with my stop-loss set by myself, don’t ask me how much.
In case it gets swept out, don’t panic—wait for another dip around 2180, that’s the real psychological support level.
Keep a close eye on 2340: if the four-hour chart reclaims above 2340, it indicates the bulls are still in control, and the main force hasn't run far; then we can look for 2420-2480.

DOGE is indeed stronger than those altcoins that only drift downward; its bottom is gradually lifting, and that looks decent. But I think it’s very hard to completely break away from Bitcoin and run independently as a major bull.
Why is it the king of retail investors? Because it’s cheap, has Elon Musk, the community knows how to have fun, and liquidity is good. What’s being sold isn’t technology—it’s popularity. As long as Musk keeps posting on X, it won’t die.
The technical picture also does hold up against declines: the base keeps getting raised step by step, and $0.10 is the current psycho

April 27 Evening Market Review
Early this morning, Bitcoin started slowly climbing from 77,777, reaching 79,400 before being pushed back down, with a low of 77,400 to shake out some traders. Now it’s consolidating around 77,700.
From the hourly chart, it shows a stair-step upward pattern, with each rebound accompanied by volume, indicating the bulls are still energetic. Next, watch whether it can break through 79,000. Overall, it’s a phase of rising sharply then pulling back to shake out traders and gather strength; as long as the support below holds, the rebound structure remains intact. Don’

Institutional Bids Continue to Lay the Groundwork—Several Data Signals in Crypto Worth Watching Today:
❗ Price: Bitcoin is repeatedly ranging and battling within the 78k–79.5k zone. After a brief push higher to 79k in the morning, it quickly pulled back to 77,500. This kind of “spike up and then retreat” move with limited breakdown magnitude shows that support and resistance within the broader range are still holding.
💰 Flows: CoinShares’ latest weekly report shows that last week, digital asset investment products recorded a total net inflow of $1.2 billion—marking the fourth consecutive week

Stop just focusing on the big pancake and wasting time; BNB is the real support zone with solid backing.
635 has been effectively tested and supported; the 630 - 640 range is the whale's accumulation cost zone.
1️⃣ Quarterly burns reduce circulation, supply continues to tighten;
2️⃣ On-chain real income surges nearly 60%, ecosystem profitability is materializing;
3️⃣ Addresses holding over 10,000 BNB are steadily increasing, institutions are quietly accumulating.
📌 Operation plan:
· Entry: Buy in stages at 630 - 640
· Stop loss: 615
· Targets: 680 → 720 → 780
Breaking throug

Everyone is hesitating, but it might actually be an opportunity.
TON is now at 1.3. Do you dare to buy in?
One billion Telegram users are about to flood in, this is the ecosystem's bottom-building zone. The logic of the traffic entry point hasn't changed, and the pullback is an opportunity to get on board.
My plan: buy long at 1.30, first watch for 1.36, then 1.43, with a stop loss at 1.26.
Don't wait for the price to rise before chasing; now is the good entry point.
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TON looks very bullish, but my data and chips tell me: it's time to short.
What about 1 billion Telegram users, on-chain developers flooding in, 1.30 absorbing buy orders... sounds lively. But the market isn't moving, buy orders are just lurking without pushing up, which means waiting for retail investors to take the bait.
My plan is simple: short at 1.31, targeting 1.24 and 1.17, with a stop loss at 1.34.
Experts don't care what others say, only look at data and chips. Now, the chips point downward. $BTC $ETH

Mainstream coins spike up and then fall back—altcoins are stirring up. Is altcoin season about to arrive?
· BTC: Tried to break 79,000 USD and briefly ran aground
· ETH: Tested 2,400 USD, then vanished in an instant
· SOL: Went for 90 USD but lacked follow-through, quickly turning bearish and weakening
Last night, major coins collectively surged wildly, with the shorts crying everywhere; today, the three major coins have plunged across the board, and the longs are once again being harvested. The script of a double blow-up for both longs and shorts keeps playing out over and over.
Meanwhile

When the market is boring, it's often a sign that a trend reversal is coming.
Currently, SOL looks like the bulls are crushing—Meme explosion, blockchain games are about to heat up, and the 85 strong support is holding, everyone is very optimistic. But I think, the more this happens, the more cautious we should be. My plan is not to chase long positions, but to short directly at 85.14, targeting 80.86 and 76.61, with a stop loss at 87.67.
Others are greedy, I am fearful; this time I bet the bears will win.
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Can DOGE rise back to $1? I did some calculations.
Currently, DOGE is only $0.08, down 90% from its all-time high of $0.73. Many people are asking: can it go back?
The data speaks: it's very difficult.
· To reach $1, the market cap would need to be $140 billion—that means DOGE would have to become the second-largest coin after Bitcoin, and even Ethereum is only around $300 billion. Do you think that's realistic?
· DOGE adds 5 billion coins each year, with no cap, so inflation pressure is ongoing.
· Elon Musk hasn't been hyping it for a long time; without Musk, DOGE is just an ordinary meme

Between Litecoin and Dogecoin, I choose Litecoin. Three reasons:
First, Dogecoin has no cap, unlimited issuance, and long-term inflation pressure is too great;
Second, Dogecoin blocks are produced too quickly, and over time the entire chain's data will become increasingly bloated, which is not friendly to the ecosystem;
Third, in terms of practical use, on-chain ecosystem, and consensus foundation, Dogecoin and Litecoin are not even in the same league.
So my judgment is: in the long run, Litecoin's potential is far stronger than Dogecoin. Even if Elon Musk promotes Dogecoin every day, I wo

Bitcoin closed this week at a new high since January this year, indicating that the bulls are still in control. The NFT sector is also starting to warm up—funds usually flow into BTC first, then move to the more robust ETH ecosystem.
In the short term, if Bitcoin can hold this weekly high, the market's risk appetite is likely to push higher; if it surges and then pulls back, this NFT rebound is probably just a wave of sentiment that won't last. $BTC $ETH

Last night’s recap: The drop in the big cake to 77.5k isn’t the main point—the real focus is the change in capital structure.
This round of decline didn’t have any particularly major negative news. It was mainly that leverage got wiped out, followed by a chain liquidation. The long side was taken out in one go, and total market cap also pulled back—indicating that people aren’t bearish, but the incoming capital below isn’t stable enough. A fast drop doesn’t necessarily mean a transition to a bear market, but it’s certain that leverage is too crowded.
What’s interesting is that Strategy is stil

Alright, brothers—let me share some practical advice for getting unstuck. Listen carefully:
First, don’t rush to cut your losses. Cutting emotionally at low levels and stopping losses arbitrarily means that money is truly gone—and it won’t come back.
Second, identify the support level, buy in batches at lower prices, and slowly bring your cost basis down.
Third, you must control your position size. Don’t go all-in and YOLO. Use small positions to trade swings and do short-term trades, and earn your way back little by little.
Fourth, don’t hold positions against the trend. If the direction is w

4.27 Evening Thoughts (Personal Opinion)
In the morning, the big BTC (Dabing) surged to 79,455 and then dumped, bottoming around 77,408. It’s currently ranging. On the hourly timeframe, I still lean bearish.
Trading plan:
· BTC: Short in the 77,700–78,200 range. First target 77,000, then 76,000. If 76,000 breaks, continue to look for downside; if it doesn’t break, you can reverse and go long at the low.
· ETH: Short in the 2,310–2,340 range. Target 2,280–2,240. If it breaks, continue to look for more; if it doesn’t, go long low.
In short: Short the rebounds as the main approach; hold if it bre

ETH and Bitcoin at this position—the pullback is basically in place.
Although it dipped after previously touching the upper band, and there wasn’t much of a solid rebound in between, the bears’ momentum has nearly been used up. The support below has been tested several times; the upward channel hasn’t been broken, so the bigger direction is still up.
The hourly chart is almost a fast golden cross. Once the golden cross opens with volume, a pull is likely.
Tonight, do this:
· Bitcoin long around 77500, target 80000
· Ethereum long around 2310, target 2450
$BTC $ETH $SOL

Bitcoin 15-minute level, a typical slow grind lower—there’s not even a single rebound. The price is being kept down by the Bollinger middle band; it’s hard to even touch it, and the focus keeps dropping lower. MACD is stuck underwater; the bulls are completely pretending to be dead. The chart is covered with tiny, choppy bearish candles, inching downward little by little.
This kind of price action is the most nauseating—bulls don’t resist, while the bears slowly take control. First, see whether the previous low at 77,400 can hold; if it can’t, then it will go straight to 77,000. $BTC $ETH $SOL