Everyone admires the myth of sudden wealth, but few can preserve their fortune. First cultivate your mindset, then practice your skills; first control risk, then talk about returns. Your awareness and self-discipline are your strongest cards in this market. Bitcoin saw another rebound last night and around midnight, pulling back to the 73330 level low point before reversing higher, with the midnight peak reaching 74856 before moderating. Ethereum surged in the early morning yesterday and similarly pulled back for adjustment during the day, hitting a low of 2292 before rebounding to 2356 in the evening and facing pressure again. The upside space for the bull rebound is limited, but our short-term long positions last night also yielded modest gains—Bitcoin long positions around 73600, with exit signals around 74700 at midnight, providing about 1000 points of profit space. Ethereum long positions at 2306, with exit signals around 2340 also yielding small profits.



Looking at the current chart, due to the time needed for indicator correction, the market needs to enter an adjustment period in the near term. The specific correction form could be high-level adjustment or pullback adjustment, which depends on overall market dynamics. Currently, the short-term market trend is biased toward downside and may be accompanied by multiple rebound spikes followed by pullbacks. Although a pullback trend exists, it is not a one-sided decline, so the overall subsequent movement will see frequent oscillations. Within small timeframes, we should focus mainly on the pullback trend; if another rebound spike occurs, we need to be alert to the pullback magnitude. Mid-week, first watch for pullback adjustment, then watch for the second rebound.

Wednesday: Bitcoin around 74500 can go short, target first focus on 73000.
Ethereum 2350-2340 can go short, target focus on 2250.
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