The overall market volatility is relatively moderate at the moment, so when signals are not very clear, it’s better to continue with short-term swing strategies. Currently, the market is also waiting and watching; just keep an eye on relevant news about the US and Iran. I won’t go into detail here, nor do I want to say much, because there are too many possible reversals and false signals related to US and Iran. Market participants have already seen their wallets shrink due to the US-Iran events, and it’s like sitting back and taking hits without doing anything...



Yesterday, institutional funds flowing into crypto ETFs amounted to about $350 million, with trading volume still decent, indicating that institutions are actively building positions and preparing for future trends. In the current liquidation map, BTC, ETH, and SOL are all dominated by bears, with sparse and dense areas, and are already in a liquidation phase for longs. This suggests that market trading activity is moderate, relatively quiet, and mainly waiting.

Therefore, I think it’s already quite good if the market can continue its current sideways consolidation. From the current trend, the 4-hour chart shows signs of forming a pattern. The BTC fluctuation range is between 66,500 and 70,000, ETH between 2,050 and 2,170, and SOL overall trend is weaker. The door has already been opened; be cautious of another downward spike. Short-term fluctuation range is 77-82.

Given the unclear US-Iran situation, I don’t recommend making big moves or trying to set up a pattern. It’s better to adopt a cautious approach, walk and watch as you go.

Warm tips:
1. Stop-loss suggestions should be set based on your actual liquidation price and your ability to withstand losses.
2. Don’t be greedy; take profits when you can. It’s better to take small losses than to hold on stubbornly. If the direction is correct, continue holding.
BTC-0,55%
ETH-0,96%
SOL-2,57%
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