Market Review:

Yesterday, the highest for the leader was 113667, the lowest was 109274, with a fluctuation of 4393 points; the second had a highest of 4797 and a lowest of 4334, with a fluctuation of 463 points. Yesterday was Monday.

Today, BTC's market exhibited a spike, with a minimum touching around 108 (presumed to mean 108000 in context). Thus, the threshold of 110000 has officially been breached, and it remains in a weak pullback phase. Looking back at the trend, after BTC reached the historical high around 1245 (presumed to mean 124500), it has been on a downward path, only experiencing one brief rebound last Friday. However, it lacked continuation, and the pullback began over the weekend, with recent continuous new lows. The current support in the 108-112 range (presumed to mean 108000-112000) is critical to ending this wave of weakness.

ETH performed relatively well but failed to hold its gains: The rebound from the weekend has basically been erased in the pullback from Monday to today, with the price returning to the 4300-4400 range, equivalent to the previous surge (including the historical new high) which was essentially a “false rise.” Currently, ETH needs to focus on defending the 4300 support level, forming a “double key defense line” with BTC’s support around 108—if both can hold their supports, the market is likely to initiate a new round of rebounds.

Regarding altcoins, the overall state presents a “follow-down without depth, follow-up weak” scenario: although they have retreated with mainstream coins, they only retraced the gains from the weekend and did not experience excessive drops; at the same time, due to inactive liquidity, there is little chance of significant gains or deep dips, mostly oscillating back and forth with mainstream coins, lacking independent market movements. In the short term, whether altcoins can usher in a market depends primarily on BTC's ability to stabilize and rebound in the 108-112 range—if this support is effective and boosts market liquidity, altcoins may hope for rotational opportunities; conversely, if both BTC and ETH break their supports, altcoins will not plummet significantly (at most, they will drop in line with ETH), but there will be little improvement.

Today's Tuesday Highlights:

BTC

BTC's intraday trend has already reached the 108 position line, so the intraday support point has been achieved. However, from the four-hour trend perspective, the four-hour level needs to close the candle, so during the day, we can look for a corrective rebound, with resistance points initially focused around 112. After stabilizing above 112 on the four-hour chart, the upper range can directly look at the 115-116 range.

ETH

ETH's trend is still stronger than BTC's. On the intraday level, we can focus on the four-hour level's rebound. As long as the 4350 position, which is the previous support level, does not completely break down, then we can initially focus on a rebound strength of 4500-4600, with 4600 as the main resistance level. Once it stabilizes at 4600, there will be another surge, and if it breaks the new high, it will directly aim for above 5000. Therefore, the support defense for this wave is quite crucial, similar to BTC's 108, with a key focus on the 4300-4350 range for ETH.

Altcoin

Continue to pay attention to SOL, DOGE, WLD, ENA, LINK, JTO, which have been mentioned multiple times before. As market sentiment warms, there will be rotational opportunities.

Points to note regarding current operations

First Element: Seek Stability

Second Element: Choose those with strong recovery potential