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A big event is happening tonight—the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision, with a 98.9% chance of keeping rates unchanged.
Once again, we have to stay up late to listen to Powell's remarks and see if the dot plot has eliminated the expected rate cuts for 2026.
After the last FOMC announcement, BTC fell 7.3% within 48 hours.
Will it be different this time? #美联储利率决议

Fed Decision Tonight: Don't Make Reckless Moves, Focus on These Two Key Points!
There’s really no need to panic about this March Fed meeting—no rate hike, no rate cut, it’s already a settled matter, and the 2 AM announcement is just a formality.
What truly determines the market’s direction comes down to two things:
1. Dot plot of rate cut expectations
The market is expecting one rate cut this year. If they suddenly change it to zero cuts, assets like stocks and BTC are likely to be hammered.
2. Powell’s tone in his speech
Saying “higher rates will persist longer” = bearish cold water;
Sa

The daily chart shows 8 consecutive bullish candles, with lows gradually rising, and moving averages displaying a perfect bullish alignment, fully opening up upward space. The 4-hour timeframe remains firmly above the trend channel, indicating a healthy and stable overall upward momentum. The hourly chart is climbing steadily along the moving averages in a one-sided manner, with the small-level upward channel remaining intact and bullish momentum continuously being released.
Short-term trading strategy: primarily follow the trend to go long.
Trading recommendations:
Bitcoin: enter long p

The cryptocurrency sector has severe polarization
1. Wealth Gap
The rich have assets abundant enough for eighteen generations to spend, while the poor are drowning in debt
2. Education Gap
Practitioners range from postdoctoral degree holders to those who haven't completed elementary school
3. Age Gap
Old-school OGs are in their fifties and sixties, while new retail investors are Gen Z (post-2010s)
4. Knowledge Level
Scientists are already using AI for trading, while average players only dabble with spot and futures contracts
5. Regulatory Stance
Some countries fully support it, while others ba

The rebound is almost over.
Attention to risks, everyone.
Don't get caught up in the pattern of the rebound.
Support levels are at 6.8, 6.9, and 7K on smaller timeframes.
Every time it dips, it bounces back.
The main focus should be on next Thursday and Friday, the 18th and 19th.
Those days coincide with the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision.
Therefore, a reminder to everyone: small long positions must have stop-losses in place.
Take profits promptly on short-term trades.
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The current market hasn't established a new trend.
Simply put:
There is resistance at 73,000 above, and support at 70,000 below.
Before breaking out of this range,
the market will likely remain dominated by oscillation and consolidation.
Short Strategy
If the market rallies again to:
72,500—73,000
Consider taking a light short position.
Targets: 71,500, 70,400
Stop loss: Around 73,500
Long Strategy
If the market pulls back to:
Around 70,000
Consider taking a long position on dips.
Targets: 71,500, 72,500
Stop loss: 69,500#比特币站上七万美元

Scalping back and forth, breaking through then reversing positions!
This trading method makes it easy to make more mistakes
and easily develops the bad habit of itchy fingers
The final result will definitely be missing big market moves and major trends
Because every time you make small profits, you become complacent
and eventually lose your bearings. Some operations aren't actually correct
because we keep receiving positive feedback from behavior that isn't quite right
So the sweet taste of victory is intoxicating, but it's a trap!!! #加密市场上涨

Next week's fierce rebound rally is brewing on the charts. As I mentioned yesterday, the super-oversold rebounds on the 2, 3, and 5-day timeframes will run simultaneously next week, combined with strengthening on the hourly level. This rally will be much more violent than yesterday's. The signals are clear, and to avoid missing out, you can at least build a bottom position today and hold it. This week's support level has risen by two to three thousand points, and even pullbacks will be quite limited. #加密市场上涨

Bitcoin is now a typical ranging market,
with sellers above 73,000 and buyers below 69,000.
Before breaking out of the range, it's a rhythm of selling high and buying low.
Based on the structure of these past two days, the rough range can be viewed as follows:
Upper resistance: 72,500 — 73,500
Lower support: 68,500 — 69,500
Middle axis around: 71,000
Currently basically oscillating around this middle axis.
Short strategy
If price approaches again:
Around 72,500
Consider: light short position
Target: 71,000—70,000
Stop loss: around 73,000
Long strategy
If it pulls back to: around 69,500, consid

A few days ago, I was thinking about what money and advantages retail investors still have in the market. It turned out that investment styles are often the result of what Bourdieu called "choices born of necessity." The conversation naturally led to Bourdieu.
Going all-in with leverage on meme coins and high-leverage futures contracts isn't stupid—for many people, it's "the only chance to turn things around." But this is a cognitive trap, a choice that seems optimal under constrained conditions.
The irony is that most people chasing overnight riches end up making small daily gains and then lo

You always feel that staying in cash and waiting for opportunities is a waste of time.
But what you're really wasting is impulsively trading in a market with no trend, and self-destructing during periods with no win rate.
You're not half a step behind on the road to making money,
You're mistaking patience for cowardice and random orders for control.
When emotions become overwhelming, you rush into trades;
When the rhythm is disrupted, you're trapped by the false proposition of "can't stay in cash."
Ultimately, staying in cash is not a failure,
It's failing to endure staying in cash that truly

Many times, impulsive trading is not just about entering the market casually, but about going all-in impulsively, and then when the market moves against you, your mindset starts to collapse.
(1) We can set limits on each trade's position size, such as losing no more than 1%-2% of the principal per trade. No matter how confident you are, you shouldn't increase your position beyond this percentage.
(2) Never add to your position just because you want to "recoup losses." Losses are part of trading. Admit when you're wrong, and don't think you can make it back with the next trade.
(3) Use a "gradu

Let's briefly discuss the three most important macro events this week that are related to your positions.
This week's data mainly represents the last batch of impactful inputs before the FOMC meeting, marking the first mental reset after the New Year.
The first is the US February CPI report scheduled for Wednesday, March 11, at 8:30 PM.
I've emphasized several key points before: the market has shifted from inflation to stagflation expectations.
The so-called data weakness equals easing equals rate cuts has always been based on the premise that inflation is under control.
This means that this w

If BTC experiences another breakdown in the coming weeks, it may start to form some HTF bullish divergences.
But just like last time, we will consider the structure rather than the divergence.
Assuming these divergences might break down,
because the downward movement will be aggressive.
In this case, as the breakdown completes,
our macro thesis will enter its final stage.
We will shift to the first phase of BTC's long-term accumulation process.
This will mean that BTC will eventually enter a bear market accumulation zone after nearly completing a price-based sell-off. #比特币重回跌势

#国际油价突破100美元
Seeing the hot topic of Gate Square, as a spot + futures trader who has been deeply involved in the energy sector for years, I have to chime in! This wave of market movement is simply explosive, I can't hold back 🔥
Is now the time to " chase the high" or "buy the dip"?
This is indeed the most confusing question everyone is facing right now. My view is: in the short term, focus on sentiment; in the medium term, look at supply and demand; in the long term, consider "de-globalization."
1. Short-term (1-2 weeks): There may still be momentum to push prices higher, but volatility will

The Game of Fire and Currency: Reconstructing Virtual Currency's Position in the Macro Storm
In March 2026, the global capital markets stand at a historic crossroads. The smoke from the Strait of Hormuz obscures the skies over the Persian Gulf, Iran’s nuclear centrifuges spin faster, the US dollar index breaks through the 108 mark, while Bitcoin searches for a new equilibrium amid intense volatility. This is a multi-layered game crossing geography and finance: war reshapes geopolitical patterns, macro policies influence capital flows, and virtual currencies attempt to prove their value amid do