A new week has begun. How should we operate this week's market? If you're unsure, keep reading Brother Sen's trading ideas 👇👇



Over the weekend, there was no US stock buying volume, causing the market to lack liquidity because the US-Iran negotiations led to increased market liquidity. But now, as the US-Iran talks break down again, a large amount of capital has rushed into emergency risk-aversion and massive selling has caused Big Pie to drop rapidly. Just as the bullish momentum had been barely formed, it has been disrupted again. If the daily EMA20 is broken below, then the bullish momentum on the hourly chart will be terminated, and the market will fall back into consolidation.

Bitcoin dropped from 73,744 to the 71,000-72,000 range trying to stabilize, but under external geopolitical pressure, the rebound is weak. The daily chart shows a suspected double top pattern, with rebound momentum clearly weakening near the local high. Ethereum faces triple pressure from the Shanghai upgrade unlock expectations, massive on-chain transfers, and institutional selling, leading to a deeper decline.

In the short-term correlation, if BTC cannot hold the 70,000 level, then ETH’s support zone at 2,150 will likely also come under downward pressure. Therefore, shorting Bitcoin at the 71,800 rebound and Ethereum at 2,220-2,250 is recommended.

The second round of negotiations may take place within a few days. The market is bittersweet! No one knows what factors will change the situation in the next phase of the war. Brother Sen will adjust his layout strategy based on the latest international developments! #美军封锁霍尔木兹海峡 #原油价格上涨 #今日你看涨还是看跌? $BTC $ETH
BTC2,97%
ETH2,48%
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