btc, eth, sol, bnb, all remain unchanged

The market is still in a state of oscillation and repair, and overall trends cannot escape the range. Bulls are under pressure and retreating after a rebound, while bears are weak and unable to bounce back. The market will definitely show a direction before the weekend. Frequent trading should be curtailed; do not let the profits earned from short-term trades this week all go back!

On Wednesday, major indices closed with small gains, and the micro-index reached a new high. Next, pay attention to Friday's non-farm payroll news, which could provide a clear direction for the market. From Monday until now, I have been clear with everyone that the market is in a range oscillation before the weekend. Whether it’s Bitcoin or Ethereum, or altcoins, take profits when you can. Don’t have too many negative thoughts.

Last night in the live broadcast, we provided long positions for Bitcoin/Ethereum, which also perfectly realized profits before the U.S. stock market closed. Entering long at 2600 and basically clearing near 2670. The Bitcoin levels are in sync, and as I always say, how much you can ultimately take depends on your own patience in holding positions.

In the short term, the strategy for Bitcoin is bullish around the support level of 103000-103600, with resistance at 106800 for short positions.

As for Ethereum, there is still considerable space for a pullback. The strategy is in sync with Bitcoin, entering long around 2500 and laying short positions in the 2680 area. You can operate with Solana based on Ethereum, determining the defense position according to your actual holdings. Focus on real-time market trends and actual levels.

Focus on the 90 trading system, avoiding ambiguous analysis strategies. It’s a duel between technology and news, a real game of profits and risks. The market is filled with performative players. Today’s long position screenshot, tomorrow’s summary of short positions, it looks like “grabbing the top and bottom every time,” but in reality, it’s all afterthoughts. Trading logic must be consistent, self-coherent, and withstand scrutiny, rather than jumping to conclusions only when the market moves. See you in the evening live broadcast, don’t miss it.