Hello everyone, I am Xiao Hei Ge. Today I will continue to share my views on the recent market trends.

Bitcoin has maintained a high-level consolidation structure, with the upper resistance around 96,200. Even if this resistance is broken, we should not be overly bullish; at most, it might touch 99,000, likely just a spike to that level.

Then we will enter a correction phase.

Many friends are worried about missing out on the market here. Although there is indeed good potential for growth from 74,000 to 95,000, we have given up many trading opportunities due to fundamental factors like tariffs, which is not regrettable.

In any trading system, always remember that only engaging in trades with high certainty and low risk is the right approach.

Next, let's talk about Ethereum. Ethereum has weakened a lot during this rebound. To be honest, the current price of Ethereum compared to Bitcoin is like comparing a bull market to a bear market. This has been discussed many times before; mainly, Ethereum has not made basic financial innovations or enhancements in ecosystem activity. The struggles of existing funds and users have caused Ethereum's recent significant price increases to lag behind. After Bitcoin completes its final consolidation and upward structure, we would consider going short on Ethereum above 1,950.

As for Solana, it has been performing very strongly, second only to Bitcoin. So when Bitcoin corrects, it’s also a good time to enter Solana. Just like when Bitcoin rebounded to 83,000, we clearly stated that it was a good time to buy spot at around 120. This time, as it corrects to around 120, spot buying is still a good option.

The market is moving quite slowly, testing patience. At this time, it's best to proactively give up some poor trading opportunities and wait for those with high certainty. There will definitely be corrections, and the end of this correction will be the best entry point. Of course, we can also take advantage of the opportunity from Ethereum's decline.

This concludes today’s market view, representing only personal opinions and not constituting any investment advice.