#國際油價突破100美元 3月9日 BTC/ETH US Market Strategy


The Supreme Leader of Iran has confirmed the son of Khamenei. After the news broke, U.S. stock futures plummeted, oil prices surged sharply in the short term, and the market interpreted this as a signal to ignore the U.S. president's requests and to escalate conflicts. The crypto market also experienced a rapid adjustment, but after the dust settled, the market held up well. Small-scale sentiment exceeded expectations, so the key question is whether this is the end of the bearish phase or the beginning of a new round of correction, which will be crucial for intraday trading.
BTC: The price quickly retreated in the early session. The support zone is between 64,135 and 65,377. Some high-risk funds entered early to acquire positions. The key to recovery today is to return above the breakout platform at 66,740-67,150. Reclaiming 67,150 would be optimistic for a correction that exhausts the bearish momentum. If it cannot break through, adding short positions at this resistance level is also an option. The large range of 67,150-69,000 is the area that needs to be tackled in this round.
ETH: Last night’s live session at 19:30 targeted 1,930 for the second contract, and the exit was at 1,965, which was a decent move. After falling back to 1,912 in the early session, some funds absorbed the decline. Currently, it is still constrained by the 1,965 resistance, so the key is whether it can stabilize here. The new support zone is between 1,875 and 1,912. Watch for a rebound to this level.
Trade ideas: After receiving buy signals in the early session, I am currently holding a BTC short position with an entry cost of 66,150. I also hold an ETH short position with an entry cost of 1,929.5. The target for the BTC short is above 67,150, and for ETH above 1,965. This is for reference only.
BTC3.68%
ETH3.04%
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