Data Analysis:

Based on the current liquidation map, with the current Bitcoin price around $105,400, if the market fluctuates up and down by $1,400, and rises again to around $106,800, the estimated total liquidatable short amount is approximately $343 million. Conversely, if the market falls to around $104,000, the estimated total liquidatable long amount is approximately $1.52 billion.

In the Bitcoin ETF institutions, it can be seen that the overall net inflow of funds yesterday was about $1.61 billion.

Market View:

Market Direction: Mainly short-term consolidation. From the current market trend, it is not difficult to see that the daily line is still mainly in a consolidation phase, and Ethereum is also entering a sideways movement. Personally, I believe that based on the current trend, the overall market will continue to consolidate, and the next focus is on when the market can truly reverse. Therefore, it is recommended to adopt a strategy of short-term trading back and forth for contracts.

Daily Analysis:

BTC short-term focus on the downside near 103,500, and the upside near 107,500.

ETH short-term focus on the downside near 2,530, and the upside near 2,650.

SOL short-term focus on the downside near 150, and the upside near 160.

Contract Strategy:

BTC is recommended to go long near 104,500 on the dip \ Buy low

Take profit at 105,500 106,500 107,500 Stop loss at 103,000.

Conversely, it is recommended to go short near 107,000 on the rise \ Sell high.

Take profit at 106,000 105,000 104,000 Stop loss at 108,000.

ETH is recommended to go long near 2,550 on the dip \ Buy low.

Take profit at 2,580 2,620 2,650 Stop loss at 2,500.

SOL is recommended to go long near 150 on the dip \ Buy low.

Take profit at 154 157 160 Stop loss near 148.

Conversely, it is recommended to go short near 160 on the rise \ Sell high.

Take profit at 156 153 150 Stop loss at 162.

Friendly Reminder:

Focus on light positions and low leverage. This contract strategy is suitable for short-term trading investors. Please remember to take profits in a timely manner and set stop losses based on personal position. Do not be greedy; it is better to take small losses than to hold onto losing positions! If the market direction is correct, you can choose to hold on.