Brothers, don't panic yet.

Tomorrow morning, the weekly closing will be in, and BTC has had three consecutive weeks of large bullish candlesticks, so it won't calm down that quickly. If tomorrow's weekly close is above 943, it will continue to fluctuate upwards.

Recently, it hasn't even broken below 935 with a solid drop, so there hasn't been a trend to short.

ETH is likely to close above 1750 tomorrow morning, which is a rebound point from the previous weekly decline. If there's a chance to return to around 1744, 1710 in the short term, consider making a small stop-loss long. The last support below is at 1660. Above that, it will go to 1905, 1957.

The second coin's market peaked and then quickly dropped, but it is hovering around 1800, which signals that the main force is digesting the sell orders.

If SOL closes above 147.4 tomorrow morning, the next step will slowly retest 160.

Everyone should pay attention to the weekly K-line; consecutive bearish or bullish candles will lead to rapid increases or decreases because the resistance in between is much smaller.

Only when there's a continuation in the process of rising or falling, such as a bearish candle appearing during a rise or a bullish candle during a fall, can it become resistance or support afterward.

For example, the 962-995 range of the BTC weekly is a continuation during the decline, the area with the densest chips, and this has become an important resistance zone.

When others have broken even, do you think they will continue to hold?

Without further confirmation of interest rate cuts, there won't be so much capital coming in to push the market.

Alright, that’s it, just my personal opinion. Everyone should just watch the changes quietly, don't create resistance orders for a few hundred points of profit on BTC; in and out quickly will only increase your transaction fees, which is equivalent to giving money to exchanges and those who earn continuously from your rebates.