Gu Jingci: Successful Surge of 2.25 Bitcoin/Ethereum with Market Analysis

Bitcoin/Ethereum yesterday repeatedly reminded to retreat and add to long positions, with the market bottoming out and rebounding, reaching highs around 66,300 and 1,945 respectively. The overall upward movement is quite promising. Currently, the market has pulled back from the highs, with short-term resistance at around 66,500 and 1,930 still effective. A pullback and consolidation are normal.

From the candlestick patterns, the 4-hour and daily charts show that after continuous declines, the latest candles have shown a strong rebound, closing near the highs, indicating a return of bullish strength. On the daily chart, the latest candle forms a strong bullish (yang) candle, engulfing the previous day's decline, which may signal a short-term bottom or a strong rebound.

Technical indicators show that the MACD on the 4-hour chart has formed a golden cross, with the MACD histogram turning positive, indicating short-term momentum shifting from bearish to bullish. However, the DIF and DEA are still below the zero line, so the sustainability of the rebound should be watched. Currently, the price has broken above the EMA7 and EMA30 in the latest 4-hour candle, indicating a short-term trend strengthening. But the price is still well below the downward EMA120, suggesting a long-term bearish trend, with EMA120 acting as an important resistance.

From the 4-hour and daily charts, the rebound has not ended; after a pullback, there is still room for further upward movement. Watch for resistance around 68,000 and 2,050.

Trading Suggestions: Buy near 64,800 to 65,300 for Bitcoin, targeting around 67,000 to 68,000; buy near 1,880 to 1,900 for Ethereum, targeting around 1,980 to 2,030, with potential support at 63,500 and 1,840.

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