Last night, $BTC and $ETH both showed significant increases.

BTC rose from a low of $105,000 yesterday to $110,000,

a rise of $5,000.

ETH rose from a low of $2,370 to $2,620,

a fluctuation of $240.

However, looking for market news,

I couldn't find any source of upward momentum.

The only thing that comes to mind is the upcoming

📈 passage of the Great American Bill and the non-farm payroll data on Friday leaning positive.

📈 These two events may digest the good news in advance.

📉 But tomorrow, the U.S. will welcome Independence Day 2025,

📉 facing the early three-hour market closure today and tomorrow's halt.

📉 This may lead to a temporary lack of market liquidity.

ETH's indicators clearly show a bullish trend; perhaps my recent profit-taking on long positions was the wrong choice, but I want to wait for the data to be released, as my average entry price has become a bit high.

ℹ️ Additionally, my choice of coin-based trading is quite understandable.

"Profit in USDT when the price goes up, profit in coins when it goes down, risk is controllable, let me explain the logic."

USDT-based trading involves holding stablecoins; if no trades are made, there are no coin earnings. The profit must rely on opening positions, which psychologically drives one to open trades because not trading means missing out.

Coin-based trading involves holding assets like BTC or ETH; even without trading, price increases yield profits. Psychologically, one hopes for price declines, allowing for gradual accumulation without blindly opening positions. Even if the market drops, opening short positions can still generate coin amounts, with income being (amount of coins * current price). This not only offsets the drop in coin price but also provides more chips during upward movements, and risk is controllable. If prices fall, buying ETH with USDT can lower the cost price and earn more ETH.

This is the reason I recommend small capital players to choose coin-based trading.