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Yesterday the market experienced a V-shaped reversal, first falling and then rising. Yesterday's strategy provided buy the dip opportunities for BTC over 100,000 and Ether over 3,200. The high short positions also provided opportunities to make money. BTC's long and short positions had a massive 4,000 points to make money, while Ether, excluding stop loss orders, had about 200 points of making money space. Let's keep up the effort today!
What needs to be noted today is that yesterday BTC did not stand above the 104800 position, Ether briefly broke below 3480 to 3485, and has not st

Yesterday's strategy still provided opportunities to make money. Today, follow whether the four-hour level can break through the key position in the game #GateWeb3LaunchpadBOB上线 .

The market has fallen to strong support and rebounded, with higher trade volumes in the spot market. Whether a strong breakthrough can be formed depends on the key level's trading opportunities today.

BTC fell and then rose yesterday, touching around 106000 before stopping the fall and rebounding. Currently, BTC is facing resistance at the 110200 level, and it is important to pay attention to whether it can break through this level to return to the range of 111500 to 112000. If it returns to this level and a short-term fall occurs, there is a chance to go near 114100. Can Ether break through the levels of 3880 and 3950? Today's strategy is to short at the key resistance during the rebound and then enter small long positions on the pullback.
BTC resistance 111200/112700/114100( can be sh

Yesterday, BTC strategy bought at both 114000 and 112000, with the first wave of BTC rising 2000 points and Ether rising 70 points. The second entry point for BTC was at 112000, with a low of 112037. Currently, both waves of pullbacks have provided good rebounds, and from the daily chart, the upper band for BTC has moved down to 116000, while the upper band for Ether is at 4220. Tonight, there will be the Fed interest rate decision and Powell's speech, which will definitely have a short-term impact on the current trend. A rate cut is inevitable. A rate cut of 25 basis points aligns with ex