From a daily chart perspective, Bitcoin continued its upward trend, closing near 91300. After breaking through, the price has been consolidating at high levels. Current resistance is at 91500-92000, with further upside potential towards 93000-94500. Support lies at 90500-90000, with a break above that level targeting 88000-87000. Ethereum closed with a bearish doji candlestick above 3000, encountering strong resistance at 3030-3100 and consolidating. A break above this resistance could lead to 3170, with support at 2950, and a break above that level targeting 2850. On the 4-hour chart, Bitcoin experienced a strong upward breakout followed by narrow-range consolidation between 92000 and 90500. A break above this level could target 93000-94500, while a decline could see a return to 88500-86500. Ethereum is moving in tandem, within a range of 3080-2980. A break above this level could target 3100-3200, while a decline could see a return to 2950-2850. The strategy of buying at lower levels, as outlined yesterday, has held. Although the market has been consolidating at higher levels, both Bitcoin and Ethereum have reached above the first target and are only a step away from the second target. This strategy can be continued. Those who haven't closed their long positions can reduce their holdings and continue to hold for further upside potential. Trading Strategy: Bitcoin: Buy at 90200-90700, target 91700-93000, stop loss below 89000; Ethereum: Buy at 2970-3000, target 3070-3170, stop loss below 2920; Strategies are time-sensitive, please refer to the homepage for details, and private real-time guidance shall prevail!
Bitcoin and Ethereum Evening Trend Analysis and Trading Strategy (November 28th)
2025-11-28 13:46:56
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