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Gu Jingci: 3.30 Bitcoin/Ethereum Morning Trading Strategy and Market Analysis Bitcoin/Ethereum finished their weekend sideways consolidation in the early session, quickly dropping to around 1936 and 64900 before rebounding sharply again, leaving a long lower shadow. This indicates that the overall support below is strong, and the long lower shadow also favors further upward movement. The latest 4-hour candlestick chart shows a long lower shadow, indicating strong buying support after a significant decline. The daily chart shows consecutive large bearish candles accompanied by high volume, suggesting the market is in a panic sell-off phase with a strong bearish trend. The latest daily candle also has a long lower shadow, implying that the short-term downward momentum is weakening. Technical indicators: On the 4-hour chart, the MACD DIF and DEA lines are both below zero. The DIF line has formed a golden cross above the DEA line, and the MACD histogram is positive. This indicates that the short-term downward momentum is slowing, showing signs of an oversold rebound. The key point is that this dip to around 1930 and 65000 coincides with a stable rebound near the previous important support zone at 1930 and 64500, also signaling a potential trend reversal. Morning trading suggestions: Buy near Bitcoin 65500 to 66000, with targets around 67500 to 68500; buy near Ethereum 1960 to 1980, with targets around 2050 to 2100. We are here every day, not to prove how high our win rate is, but to tell you that our team has always been here, monitoring the market around the clock—professional and reliable. Analysis and strategies are for reference only; please manage your own risks. The article's review and publication do not guarantee timeliness; please refer to real-time data!

The BTC price over the weekend remained mostly stable with slight fluctuations. Although there is a sense that the war is escalating, it did not translate into any significant movement in BTC over the weekend. This suggests that, aside from institutional investors, real retail investors are not paying much attention to the current market behavior. The key focus may still be on the attitude of Asian traders after the CME opens on Monday and the reaction of American investors once the US stock market opens in the evening. The impact of the war on oil prices is becoming hard to contain. Today, I saw many global analysts predicting that Brent crude could surge to $200. I initially thought $150 was already difficult to reach, but hitting $200 would really force us to consider rate hikes and a recession. Inflation is likely to rebound significantly. Currently, there may only be about three weeks left before the strategic reserves released by the IEA are exhausted. Not only are there no signs of a ceasefire, but the war seems to be worsening. The Houthi forces have officially entered the fight, and how much longer will the blockade of the Red Sea last? The Middle East has been heavily impacted, and the US has also deployed a large number of troops. If I were Trump, I would be extremely worried. Once the war ends, there will still be tariffs, the Federal Reserve’s policies, and the midterm elections waiting for him. Looking at BTC data, the weekend turnover rate continued to decline, and trading volume was also decreasing. This indicates that even with the escalation of the war, investors are not showing much interest in trading or panic selling. The overall chip structure remains normal. The key point still depends on the reaction of US stock investors after the Monday open.