#加密市场反弹

From a technical perspective, some mainstream cryptocurrencies, such as Bitcoin and Ethereum, have shown a degree of price recovery after a significant decline, accompanied by an increase in trading volume, which is often a sign of a rebound. Short-term moving averages have started to turn upwards, and some technical indicators have also entered a recovery phase after reaching oversold levels. Although they have broken through previous highs, they have not surpassed key resistance levels and established a firm footing, so the confirmation is only a rebound. The decision by the Trump administration to suspend the increase in tariffs for 90 days undoubtedly brought some positive effects to the global market. In the short term, this alleviated market concerns about further escalation of the trade war, boosting the preference for risk assets, and the cryptocurrency market benefited as a result. However, it is important to recognize that this is merely a 'pause' and not a permanent cancellation. After 90 days, if trade negotiations do not achieve substantial progress, tariff barriers may resurface, once again impacting the global economy and financial markets. For the cryptocurrency market, its correlation with traditional financial markets is increasingly strengthening. The uncertainty of the global economy, as well as trade frictions between major economies, will ultimately be transmitted to the cryptocurrency market by influencing investor sentiment and risk appetite. Therefore, the direction of tariff policy remains an important factor to closely monitor in the near future.

In the current complex and uncertain market environment, more cautious and flexible trading strategies need to be adopted. Reduce leverage, control positions, pay attention to key support and resistance levels, and utilize multiple time frame analyses, combining 4-hour and daily charts for a more comprehensive grasp of market trends. The short-term rise may only be a rebound within a daily-level downward trend. Closely monitor global macroeconomic data, geopolitical events, and changes in regulatory policies. These factors may have a significant impact on the cryptocurrency market. Based on the actual market trends, flexibly adjust take-profit and stop-loss points. Gradually lock in profits when in profit, and decisively cut losses when in loss to avoid further losses. Pay attention to changes in market sentiment indicators such as the fear and greed index to assist in determining whether the market is overly optimistic or pessimistic.