The K-line chart fluctuates violently like an electrocardiogram, the leverage multiple is like a stimulant injected into the veins, and the red warning of liquidation flashes like a timed bomb—this is the battleground of contract trading. Some become overnight millionaires here, while more experience the dull pain of hitting zero. In this 24-hour, non-stop money game, what truly distinguishes survivors from victims is not the intricacy of technical analysis, but the heart that continues to beat steadily in extreme market conditions. After the Bitcoin price surged to 95,700, it began to make a slight pullback, but due to the weekend, the price did not fluctuate much, with a low point reaching around 94,300, mainly oscillating in the range between 94,000 and 95,500. It has currently pulled back to around 94,600.
From the current market perspective, Bitcoin is still in a tug-of-war between bulls and bears. Due to it being Saturday, US stocks are closed, and the fluctuations aren't too drastic, mainly oscillating in the range of 94,300 to 95,400. The weekend has its own trading style; we can consider going long around the 94,300 line, aiming for the 95,200 line before taking profits, executing both long and short trades. It is clear that a pullback range has already been given, and we can participate in a low long trade this afternoon.
Bitcoin strategy: Long near 94,500, target 95,400
Ethereum strategy: Long near 1,785, target 1,820
