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Bitcoin surged to 74,000 last night, and this phase of the rebound is basically complete. During the rally, I also advised everyone on the livestream to enter short positions, and this pullback has already secured profits.
Today’s market saw a slight break below, but the daily bullish structure remains intact, so it’s not advisable to chase long positions over the weekend.
• Daily support zone: 69,700–69,100
• If the price pulls back and wicks near these levels, you can try a small long position with a stop loss at 69,000
• As long as it doesn’t break below this zone, we continue to look for a

3.13 Afternoon BTC and ETH Market Analysis + Trading Suggestions
The afternoon market retraced and bounced as expected, currently oscillating in the upper range. Friends who followed the long positions have already taken profits.
The current bounce has not broken through key resistance, with insufficient upward momentum. The afternoon is likely to continue consolidating. Trading strategy focuses on selling rallies and buying dips.
Specific Operations
• BTC: Long near 71000, target 73000, abandon long position if breaks below 69100
• ETH: Long near 2080, target 2200, exit if breaks below 2015
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Good afternoon, brothers!
After waking up, big pie has returned to yesterday's consolidation range, and the movement is indeed quite frustrating. Yesterday's pattern looked good, but we still couldn't effectively break higher, with consecutive days of rebound resistance, making short-term operations clearly more difficult.
BTC Strategy
The daily rebound structure remains intact, but consecutive highs haven't broken through, which will impact confidence.
Intraday still focuses on dip-buying:
• Dip to 69500–68500 zone can accumulate longs in batches
• Watch 71500 resistance above, breakout targe

Tonight at 20:30, the U.S. Department of Labor will release the February unadjusted CPI data. Currently, market expectations are unchanged from the previous value, both at 2.4%.
CPI, or Consumer Price Index, mainly measures the price changes of goods and services related to daily life. It is one of the most core indicators for gauging inflation levels. In simple terms: a release higher than expectations is bullish for the US dollar.
The previously released February non-farm payroll data fell short of expectations, contrasting with the market's original optimism about economic resilience. Howev