TomatoLittleDemonKing

Continue to be bearish, short on bounces, target 1300.

If 1700 doesn't break, still bullish on Ethereum.

As everyone knows, MicroStrategy will have debt maturities before September, and it just feels like a big risk. It’s made me hesitant to buy Bitcoin, so I’ve put the long-term plan on hold. For the short term, I’ll still focus on day-trading based on intraday direction.

The daily chart has pulled up a bit, and intraday is slightly more bullish. It hasn’t broken below. 62, so you can’t chase shorts yet. For Ethereum, 1700 is the dividing line between long and short; for the big coin, 63,400 is the dividing line between long and short.

The second target of 1680 has been reached; you can consider retreating.

Plan to go short on 68; if it comes up to 1650, this move won’t catch the fish tail—set the stop-loss at 71400.

The daily chart has broken through the resistance above around 68,000.

Still bullish—if 2000 isn’t broken, I remain bullish on ETH. For this round of one-way correction, I think the pullback is right on target. I suggest that those looking to go long on dips have already put 60% of their position in. My stop loss is expected to be around 1940.

The recent fluctuations are really small. Thinking back to when Ethereum was at 4900, the trading volume exploded to 5.1 billion. It's Friday now, holding onto the position, taking a break, and waiting for this cycle to finish before seeing what happens.

Currently holding 30% of the position to go long, stay steady. If it drops, add to the position later; if it rises, the base position can also profit. Watch out for risks.

Market sentiment is bearish, let's see what happens at the open tonight.

You can consider setting multiple orders now. Ethereum's daily chart has declined for 9 consecutive days, but it's not quite there yet—2130 hasn't stabilized firmly. I think opening a small initial position is fine. The dual strategy and dual indicators both meet expectations, so it's a reasonable trade. Of course, don't go all-in; prepare for a 13-day decline by opening half the position. Ethereum at 2250, Bitcoin at 80,000. Watch to see if the subsequent movement follows the expected script.

Provide two scenarios: if today’s low does not break the previous low, Monday could be the bottom.
If today’s daily candle cannot close higher, there might be another wave of continuous decline.
In the short term, shorting along the middle band of the 4-hour Bollinger Bands is fine; for the long term, it’s not recommended to stay out.
It’s suggested to buy the dip after 9 or 13 consecutive days of decline for a long-term position; currently, there have been 7 days of continuous decline.

It belongs to a rebound, not a reversal, with a slightly bearish bias. Currently, observe how the daily chart closes over the next couple of days. Short-term short positions, long-term long positions.

Currently, Ethereum's daily chart has declined for 6 consecutive days, planning to start bottoming out after 9 consecutive declines, entering in batches.

78,000, 2,200 support may break, possibly leading to a big drop. Be cautious when going long.

The 4-hour support was broken—so now we’re looking at a pullback. The daily support below is around 77,600.
Watch the strength of the pullback: “big pancake” (BTC) is at the weekly upper band. As long as it doesn’t break below the weekly middle band, the outlook remains bullish. At the moment, it’s still undergoing a pullback.

Long position of 80,000 is holding the defense; currently the trend is somewhat weak, stay vigilant with your defense.