#SaylorBTCPurchase 🔍 Quick analysis of the current price$ETH : The last close of the hourly candle.$BTC

The price (2,536.79) shows a bounce from the daily 61.8% Fib area (~2,538–2,540), indicating volatility and indecision.

The price is below the daily EMA25 (≈2,540), but above the EMA7 (≈2,535),thus being between momentum levels, providing an opportunity for short-term movements.

The RSI1H is ≈45, and the MACD line is close to the signal, indicating neutrality or the beginning of new momentum formation.

📊 Accurate Trading Plan (1H):

| Process | Entry Conditions | Entry Point | 1st Target | 2nd Target | Stop Loss |

| **Buy (Long)*| - 1H candle closes above 2,540.00<br>- RSI rises >50<br>- MACD rises above the signal | **2,542** | **2,555** (First Resistance) | **2,570** (38.2% Fibre Weekly) | **2,530** (Lower 7-hour EMA) |

| **Sell (Short)*| -3 consecutive candles fail to close above 2,540<br>- RSI reaches <40 in conjunction with MACD crossing downwards |*2,535*| **2,518** (Daily EMA7) | **2,500** (61.8% Fibre Daily) |*2,545*(Above 1H candle high) |

🔧 Technical Levels Explained

1. Buy at 2,542:

This indicates that the price has broken the resistance at 2,540 and is beginning an upward momentum.

We first target 2,555 as a nearby resistance, then 2,570, which is the 38.2% Fib level on the weekly chart, an important point on the larger chart.

2.Limit Losses at 2,530:

It is located below the EMA7 on the hourly chart, and a break below it would invalidate the upward momentum shift, so we use it as a stop.

3. Sell at 2,535:

This represents an ideal entry point if the upward breakout attempt fails, especially if it is repeated three times without a close above it.

Verification comes from the RSI below 40 and the MACD in a downtrend.

4. Sell Targets:

2,518 (daily EMA7 crossover) or even 2,500 at the 61.8% Fib level on the daily chart, where liquidity is accumulating on an immediate scale

5. Stop Selling at 2,545

Any 1H candle close above it indicates a failed bearish signal, requiring an exit to avoid further losses.