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Friend, the 73,300 level is being closely watched by both bulls and bears. Today, let's use three hardcore indicators—Williams Fractals, Magic 9-Turn, and ABV—to reveal the cards held by the major players one by one.
First, let's look at Williams Fractals.
On the 4-hour chart, today's high of 74,440 has already formed a new upper fractal, representing the peak pushed by the bulls. The lower fractal near 72,000 remains valid. What does this mean? The bulls just launched a punch and are now pulling back to defend. The price is trapped between these two fractals—whoever breaks through first will

Bitcoin: MA shows bullish alignment, but TD sequence 9 signals pullback risk, ATR narrowing directionally, FTBS shows whales accumulating at 70,000-71,000. Strategy is simple: no shorting unless 70,000 breaks, no adding positions unless 74,000holds firmly.
Ethereum: Moving averages are stronger, TD sequence present similarly, support below at 2,080-2,120, resistance above at 2,250. Strategy: buy on EMA7 dips, exit if EMA30 breaks.
Current market action is like a compressed spring—the tighter it compresses, the higher it bounces. But don't forget, technical indicators are just tools, not the ho

Friend, can you even sleep this week? It's not just the market being thrilling—it's the news flow that's about to explode! This week is a "super central bank week," with the Federal Reserve, Bank of Japan, and European Central Bank all playing their cards. This isn't just releasing data—this is throwing bombs straight onto the table! Whether crypto can hold its ground depends entirely on how these few cards are played.
Let's start with the most critical one—the Fed's interest rate decision on March 19th evening. Don't expect a rate cut; this one is definitely staying put. But that's not the re

Come back and see, Bitcoin is over 60,000, haha

Why does the positive news about Ethereum have limited stimulative effect? The network upgrade (Fusaka hard fork) was activated on December 3, 2025, mainly by increasing the blob capacity of Layer 2 eightfold through PeerDAS (EIP-7594), which is expected to reduce L2 transaction fees to below $0.01.
This is a significant benefit for long-term adoption, enhancing Ethereum's scalability and supporting applications such as DeFi, RWA (Real World Assets), and NFTs. Can an expert explain whether the impact of 7594 is temporary or profound……

Bitcoin experienced significant volatility in 2025:
• From the beginning of the year to October: a strong rally, reaching a high of approximately $126,000 USD (a new all-time high in October).
• November: a sharp correction, down over 16%, marking the largest monthly decline in recent years, mainly due to ETF fund outflows, macro risk aversion, and liquidity liquidation.
• December start: continued downward, with an intraday dip below $90,000 USD, even approaching the $86,000 USD support level, but then rebounded.
• Currently: prices fluctuate in the $83,000-$95,000 USD range, with key support

Today, Bitcoin is mainly influenced by these factors: 1. Yesterday, the Federal Reserve announced a 25 basis point rate cut, but the dot plot shows fewer rate cuts next year than expected, which the market perceives as somewhat hawkish. As a result, the crypto market initially dropped and then rebounded, with BTC fluctuating around $92,000 to $93,000. 2. Approximately $4.5 billion worth of BTC and ETH options are expiring today. Historically, large expiry dates tend to amplify volatility, with both bulls and bears holding their positions tightly. 3. The US stock market's AI sector is still adj

Currently, Bitcoin is fluctuating around $91,000 to $92,000, with yesterday's peak exceeding $93,000. This morning, it dipped slightly, but overall it remains in the range of $88,000 to $94,500. The recent trend is a typical oscillation and correction: after reaching a historic high of $126,000 in October, profit-taking pressure intensified in November, coupled with the Federal Reserve's rate cuts falling short of expectations. As a result, risk assets cooled off, and BTC dropped directly from above $100,000 below $90,000. In the short term, $88,200 is a key support level—holding above it mean

The Federal Reserve's decision to cut interest rates by 25 basis points (from 5.25%-5.5% down to 5.0%-5.25%) marks the third consecutive rate cut since September 2024. However, the market's main concern is what comes next. Here's a straightforward interpretation:
1. The rate cut itself is not surprising. The market fully expected a 25bp cut, so this confirms a dovish stance. It’s neither hawkish nor hawkish, just neutral.
2. The key points are the dot plot and Powell's speech:
- The median projection in the 2025 dot plot has been revised down from four more cuts (1%) to just two cuts (0.5%)

Currently, Bitcoin is trading around $90,000 to $91,000. Today has been quite volatile; earlier it dropped below $89,000, and now it has slightly rebounded to just over $90,000. The short-term trend is somewhat weak, mainly due to the drag from US tech stocks, especially the sharp decline in AI-related stocks. Additionally, although the Federal Reserve just cut interest rates, the signals are somewhat divided, and market risk sentiment is subdued, causing Bitcoin to retrace along with risk assets. From the November high of over $100,000, it has already fallen by double digits. It is now fluctu

Tonight, the Fed will basically cut 100% by 25 basis points, which is the third cut in 2025, bringing the federal funds rate to the range of 4.25%-4.5%. The market has long been priced in, so the interest rate cut itself will not fry. The key is to look at two things: 1. New dot plot: The September version says that there will only be one cut (25bp) in 2026, and this time it is likely to be revised down twice or maintain once or twice, but the overall will be less than the market thinks (the market is now betting on three or four times in 2026). This is a hawkish rate cut - it has been lowered

Bitcoin is now hovering around $92,000 to $93,000, and fell slightly around noon today, falling about 0.5% to 1% in 24 hours. This year's trend is quite exciting: it rushed to an all-time high of 126,000 in early October, and then fell back to around 90,000 due to tariff policies and the stock market. It has now rebounded from last week's 80,900, but it is still consolidating. The key is to see the Fed's interest rate meeting tonight - 99% of the market thinks it will be cut by 25 basis points. If the dovish point is declared, BTC is likely to rush to another 94,000 to 100,000; If it is hawkis

From a technical perspective, Bitcoin is currently around $90,110. It dipped 0.6% last night, and overall there are quite a few neutral signals. Both RSI and MACD are hovering in the middle—not overbought or oversold. The 50-day moving average is near $92,000 acting as resistance, while the 200-day moving average around $88,000 is providing support. The chart looks like a descending wedge, getting squeezed. If it breaks above $92,000, it could push to $94,000; on the other hand, if it falls below $89,500, it might drop back to test $85,000. In the short term, the trend is mainly range-bound. I

Ethereum is now steady at around $3,053, with a slight increase of 0.4% in the past day and a market cap of $36.7 billion. It's been quite stable in the short term, holding the $3,000 support on the charts, and the community remains optimistic, especially with Layer2 booming after the Dencun upgrade. But don't forget, any shift in the macroeconomic environment could trigger a pullback to $2,950. The overall trend is upward, so keep an eye on whether it breaks through $3,100. #今日你看涨还是看跌？

Setting aside strategy formulation and focusing solely on technical indicators, Bitcoin is oscillating near a key retracement zone. In the short term, there is some rebound elasticity, but in the medium to long term, it remains in a high-level correction.
The 7-day simple moving average (SMA7) is around $90,567.86, and the 30-day is around $93,604.98. The current price is slightly below both moving averages, indicating short-to-mid-term weakness.
The 200-day moving average is around $109,381.98, which is significantly higher than the current price, suggesting that the long-term cost of this ra

Bitcoin is a bit stuck right now. The price is around $89,500, down about 2.6% in the past 24 hours. It was higher seven days ago, and now it's pulled back nearly 30% from the October high of $126,000. In the short term, support is at $88,400 and resistance at $92,500. If support doesn't hold, it could test lower levels. But in the medium to long term, institutional buying and expectations of Fed rate cuts are providing support, and community sentiment is still pretty bullish—81% are optimistic. Overall, it's a correction and bottom-building phase. Don't panic; keep an eye on Fed data and opti

Today, Bitcoin is steadily hovering above $93,000, up more than 6% in 24 hours. It surged to over $92,600 this morning, took a short breather in the afternoon, and is now around $92,800. The Fed shut off the QT valve last night, injecting $13.5 billion in liquidity. ETFs are frantically absorbing capital, and BlackRock's IBIT took in over $700 million in a single day. The institutions are finally waking up. On-chain whales have accumulated over 20,000 coins, and exchange reserves are down 15%. It feels like the bulls are about to make a comeback.
Technically, the RSI has climbed above 50, lea

Bitcoin opened today by continuing the rebound after yesterday's liquidity sweep, oscillating in the $86,000-$88,000 range in the morning and testing support at yesterday's low. Subsequently, boosted by the Federal Reserve ending quantitative tightening (QT) and injecting $13.5 billion in liquidity, as well as by net inflows into ETFs, buying surged, pushing the price quickly above $92,000, with gains at one point reaching 7.5%. In the afternoon, it consolidated near $92,000-$93,000, with trading volume increasing by 25%, indicating the initial emergence of bullish momentum, but it did not eff

Today's price movement shows a "V-shaped Rebound" characteristic, quickly rising from the low point, but the Trading Volume has not increased, and the strength of long positions is not solid. December has historically performed strongly (the fourth best month), combined with the Fusaka upgrade (increasing L2 throughput) and institutional adoption, making the long-term bullish probability high towards $3,500-$4,000 (18-25% rise potential). However, short-term risks lean bearish: if it falls below $2,800, it may test the $2,700 support; if it holds, it aims for the $2,900 resistance.