$ETH Evening Thoughts:

For the second contract, just answer me whether it's strong or not, and in the morning, go straight above 2500.

Actually, the second contract is just waiting for a signal. As long as the first contract can break through a new high or maintain a high position for a period, when you come to look at the second contract, it can soar to heights that will scare you.

The market is not lacking in money; it’s just that since Trump took office, there has been too much uncertainty. Most whales and institutions are still in a wait-and-see state, waiting for a definitive message to come out before you look again.

Talking through the chart: the yellow arrow on the hour level for the second contract points to this pin that closed very poorly. The longer the upper shadow, the greater the selling pressure above. If the second contract can break through this pin, then it will be taking off soon.

The box drawn in the chart shows that the second contract has been oscillating within this box. However, in the morning, there was a false breakout of the box, and now it has returned to operate within the box. In fact, trading is very simple. Just do simple things simply; don't complicate it too much. Once the box is drawn, just trade in the direction of the breakout. If it doesn't break or fall, just watch the show. If you are really anxious, just give yourself a couple of slaps.

For the second contract, break above 2465 with volume to go long on the right side, and if it breaks below 2453 with volume, go short on the right side. Pay attention to the changes in volume and set proper stop losses.

For the second contract on the hour level, if it breaks 2467, look up towards 2500-2547. As long as the second contract breaks above 2500 and holds, 2547 is a must-reach target.

On the 4-hour level, if it breaks below 2390, the second contract needs to pull back and look down towards 2345-2315, and as long as it doesn't break below 2315, there shouldn't be too much of a problem.

Continue to look at the chart:

For the second contract on the hour level, pay attention to the trend line drawn in the chart. As long as it pulls back without breaking this trend line, the second contract on the hour level will still maintain a bullish strength.

If it breaks and rebounds but can't recover above the trend line, you need to be cautious. If it breaks and can't recover above the trend line, then this trend line will become resistance. The second contract can only become strong again when it recovers above the trend line, so draw it yourself.

What is a break? No matter how much the price spikes in between, as long as the closing price does not close below the trend line, it is not a break.

Even if the spike goes down to 1000, as long as the final closing price is still above the trend line, it is not a break. I hope my explanation is clear to you all. If you don’t understand, there’s nothing more I can do; I’ve done my best, and my ability to express is limited. If you want to find opportunities to delve deep into trends and accurately seize trading opportunities, feel free to come to Su Ge's 'main business'!