Ladies and gentlemen, let's talk about tonight's market outlook.



To be honest, this recent correction has brought many coins down to reasonable levels. We won't dwell on BTC and ETH, but the key focus is on the hot spots PEPE and DOGE. From a technical perspective, they have basically completed a healthy retracement. Now it's a phase of waiting — the market is confirming the next direction of the overall trend. If you're interested in the current levels, you can try your luck in moderation.

**Focus on BTC**

From multiple timeframes: the 1-hour chart still shows an upward momentum, the 6-hour chart is beginning to loosen, showing signs of an upward trend, but the daily chart is still in a downtrend. What does this mean? There may be short-term fluctuations, but mid-term signs of strength are emerging.

In terms of trading strategy, the short-term approach is mainly long positions, but act quickly — take profits and cut losses fast, don’t be greedy. The medium-term position is a bit tricky, as we're at a turning point; it's best to watch and avoid reckless moves. Long-term players can consider building positions gradually on retracements like this, but remember to manage risk properly.

Key support levels are: 90,000, 88,800, 86,600, 85,300. Resistance levels are: 91,500, 92,700, 94,500, 95,500.

**ETH's rhythm is basically similar**

ETH's performance is similar to the big brother — short-term momentum is releasing, mid-term shows signs of strengthening, but long-term is still in adjustment. So the trading logic is also similar: quick trades in the short term, observe in the mid-term, and gradually build positions in the long-term.

ETH support levels: 3,060, 3,000, 2,920, 2,820. Resistance levels: 3,170, 3,230, 3,300, 3,350.

Overall, this stage is about waiting for confirmation. Multiple coins seem to have retraced to suitable levels; it all depends on whether the overall market can establish a clear upward trend next. Be patient and avoid chasing highs.
BTC0.71%
ETH-0.12%
PEPE0.99%
DOGE0.45%
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AllTalkLongTradervip
· 14h ago
88800, this key support really needs to hold, if broken, it might retest 85300. Quick in and out is the truth, the greedy ones have all been trapped. PEPE and DOGE might be a bit early to enter now, wait a bit longer for confirmation signals. I'm also confused about this position on the medium-term, so I'll just watch and see. Short-term fluctuations are normal, just avoid being washed out. The daily chart hasn't turned yet, long-term players can try to build gradually. If the 3060 support doesn't break, ETH is still okay, but if it breaks, it's dangerous. How many times have we said to wait for confirmation? Anyway, in the end, chasing high results in being trapped. The pressure above 90000 is really not small, don't be too optimistic before 93000. Waiting and watching is the safest operation now, chasing high is just giving away money.
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OnchainUndercovervip
· 19h ago
Quick in and out, it's easy to say but hard to do. I always try to seize a wave each time.
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DAOdreamervip
· 19h ago
I've tried the quick in and out move, but I got caught every time I didn't watch closely haha
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FOMOmonstervip
· 19h ago
Fast trading is old news, I still prefer long-term holding --- 88800 is indeed an attractive level, but I don't believe it. Let's see after another round of buying --- Why is ETH still adjusting? I'm already falling asleep --- Avoiding chasing highs is correct, but who can really do it? Haha --- PEPE and DOGE retested support levels? I don't really feel it --- I've been listening to risk management for five years, but I still can't shake my greed --- Breaking down multiple timeframes, this approach sounds like no one has really made money from it --- Mid-term watching is the most uncomfortable, but there's nothing else to do --- The market is now waiting for confirmation, and we're also waiting for the limit-down --- Short-term fluctuations are possible, which means anything can happen
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BearWhisperGodvip
· 19h ago
Oh no, it's time to test patience again. Let's wait for the market to give a confirmation signal.
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DeFiChefvip
· 19h ago
Quick in and out, I'm already tired of this routine. It still depends on whether Bitcoin can hold the 90,000 mark.
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BoredApeResistancevip
· 19h ago
Fast in and out really isn't easy to master, I often get stuck in that awkward middle zone. Hold that support at 88800, or else I feel like it might go lower. PEPE is all set? Why am I still losing? Maybe I'm just unlucky. The daily chart is still falling, how confident do you have to be to build a position at this point? The 3000 level feels like the next key point, gotta keep a close eye on it. How many times have I said not to chase the high? Yet some still go all-in, sigh. There are so many support and resistance levels, I can't remember them all, might as well just watch. The most comfortable approach is to buy in batches for the long term, but it's too hard to stick to. When can we establish an upward trend? I'm getting a bit tired of waiting. Short-term fluctuations are normal, anyway I’ve been hurt by them repeatedly.
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