After the initial rapid decline, Bitcoin/Ethereum have been consolidating in a sideways range, repeatedly testing lower levels before rebounding and showing clear signs of stabilization. The previous key support/resistance zones at 73,000 and 2,050 have demonstrated strong support. However, short-term price action is expected to remain range-bound. As long as the support holds, another rebound is likely. After reaching resistance near 76,000–76,500, there may be repeated pullbacks to test whether the support remains valid, potentially leading to a second test of the bottom. Therefore, short-term price will continue to oscillate without a breakout. No breakout treatment should be applied until a clear break occurs. Trading suggestion: Enter long positions for Bitcoin around 73,800–74,300 with a target near 75,500; enter long positions for Ethereum around 2,090–2,110 with a target near 2,160. Key support levels are 73,000 and 2,050. Analysis and strategies are for reference only; risks are borne by the individual. The article may not reflect real-time data—please refer to live market conditions for accuracy.

Tonight's CPI is a key turning point in this market cycle, directly influencing expectations for Federal Reserve rate cuts. If CPI exceeds expectations, persistent inflation will delay rate cut expectations, leading to higher U.S. Treasury yields and a stronger dollar, putting downward pressure on Bitcoin and Ethereum, with Ethereum experiencing greater volatility. If CPI falls short of expectations, cooling inflation will boost rate cut hopes, improving liquidity sentiment and likely triggering a rebound in the crypto market. If data matches expectations, prices may initially surge then retreat, maintaining a range-bound movement. The current market is already prone to consolidation, and the release of data could trigger sharp spikes, concentrated liquidations in contracts. Focus should be placed on the core CPI components, which are the decisive factor determining capital flow direction.

Bitcoin/Ethereum went long on the dip yesterday evening, triggering a rebound. The price is now rising again but has pulled back; consider going long again on the pullback. Suggested reference: Go long at around 74,200 for Bitcoin, target 75,500; go long at around 2,105 for Ethereum, target 2,150.

Bitcoin/Ethereum have been declining since early morning, followed by narrow-range consolidation, showing a clearly weak overall trend. However, the sharp drop to support levels around 73,000 and 2,050 during the early hours represents key prior support zones, and no break below these levels has occurred yet, so no breakdown treatment is made. Our long positions set during the daytime were advised to lock in profits or exit with small gains during the evening rally. Currently, on the 4-hour chart, repeated downward spikes followed by rebounds indicate buying interest at lower levels, suggesting that short-term selling pressure has eased, and the market is entering a consolidation phase or preparing for a rebound. On the daily chart, a large bearish candle with a long lower shadow has formed, confirming the exhaustion of short-term downward momentum. The market shows hesitation at lower levels, possibly signaling a short-term rebound or consolidation. Technically, on the 4-hour chart, both MACD’s DIF and DEA remain below the zero line and continue diverging downward, while the MACD histogram remains negative and continues expanding, indicating that bearish forces remain extremely strong, and the short-term downtrend remains unchanged. Evening trading recommendations: Enter long positions at Bitcoin around 73,500–74,000, targeting 75,500; Ethereum around 2,080–2,100, targeting 2,150. Key support levels are 73,000 and 2,050. Analysis and strategies are for reference only; risks are borne by the individual. The article's review and publication lack timeliness—actual trades should follow real-time data!

The overall trend is currently weak with limited rebound strength, and there is still potential for further decline. Suggested reference: go long near Bitcoin 73,500-74,000, target around 75,000; go long near Ethereum 2,080-2,100, target around 2,150.

Pump and dump strategy for Ethereum: 11/9 "Bollinger Band contraction indicates accumulation, expansion signals direction—don't chase trades during contraction. Good prices don't knock repeatedly; true bottoms won't wait for days for you to enter. Long consolidation without breakout will inevitably lead to a surge, but first comes a shakeout of floating positions—this is pattern, not coincidence. Ethereum successfully broke through around 2000 points, while Ethereum Classic successfully broke through around 70 points.

BTC and ETH operational recommendations and trend analysis: 11/9 Currently, BTC is experiencing low-range consolidation near the critical support level of $75,000 on the 5-hour chart. The clear dividing line between bulls and bears is at $75,000–$75,500—breaking below could trigger further declines. Resistance in the short term lies at $76,100–$76,300; only a breakout above this zone may restore a bullish structure. Based on recent price action, BTC rapidly dropped from the $80,000 level to around $75,000 early in November, with over $140 billion in crypto market capitalization wiped out within four hours, amplified by concentrated liquidation of leveraged long positions. Analyst Shengge's trading suggestions: Buy BTC at $7,350–$7,400, target $7,500–$7,550 Buy ETH at $2,090–$2,110, target $2,180–$2,200

BTC-ETH spot strategy: 11/9 Based on current market analysis, the overall market has been consolidating throughout the weekend without a clear bullish or bearish direction. However, the price declined steadily this afternoon, with BTC dropping to as low as 73,700 and ETH to around 2,088. Currently, there is a slight rebound. Xiao Ma Ge recommends focusing on buying at lower levels for future operations. Analyst Xiao Ma's Diary trading advice: Buy BTC around 74,000, target 75,500–76,000 Buy ETH around 2,100, target 2,160–2,180

On the evening of November 8, Anubis Chain officially introduced LayerZero's OFT standard, discussing how a standardized token cross-chain mechanism can reduce fragmentation and integration complexity caused by multiple versions of bridged assets. According to LayerZero documentation, OFT coordinates token debits on the source chain and credits on the destination chain through cross-chain messaging, with cross-chain supply consistency as a design requirement. Different implementations may use combinations of burning, locking, minting, or unlocking—there is no single fixed pattern. Technical documentation For developers, this approach focuses on how assets can be seamlessly integrated across multi-chain environments according to unified rules, rather than simply adding another transfer path. Anubis also outlined potential application directions in RWA, StockFi, and cross-chain settlement within the original post.

Bitcoin/Ethereum experienced another significant drop near the end of the weekly close, with the weekly trend completely deteriorating. The recent low is not a bottom, and further downside remains in the market. However, a large-volume bearish candle with a long lower shadow has appeared on the 4-hour chart, indicating some buying support at lower levels during the decline, though the overall downtrend remains strong. Technically, on the 4-hour chart, both the MACD DIF and DEA lines are below the zero line, with the DIF line continuously crossing below the DEA line, and the MACD histogram showing negative values that are expanding, indicating dominant short-side momentum and an ongoing downward trend. Nevertheless, after a rapid drop, there is still room for a short-term rebound. Resistance levels at 76,000–76,500 for Bitcoin and 2,200–2,240 for Ethereum, which have been range-bound during the weekend, now represent new support/resistance zones due to top-to-bottom reversal dynamics. Trading suggestion: Enter long positions at 74,000–74,500 for Bitcoin, targeting 75,800; enter long positions at 2,110–2,130 for Ethereum, targeting 2,180. Stop-loss at 73,000 for Bitcoin and 2,080 for Ethereum.

BTC and ETH trading suggestions and trend analysis: 11/7 The core debate between bulls and bears currently centers on whether the $75,000 support level can hold: Analyst Shengge believes daily indicators are overbought and the short side is dominant, suggesting a short entry near $77,600–$78,000 during a rebound, with targets down to $75,000 or even $72,000. Others argue that $75,700 has already shown signs of support, indicating a potential short-term bottom, and the rebound could extend above $79,000. Key price levels (summary of analyst views, not a consensus): Resistance levels: $77,600–$78,000 (4-hour middle band pressure zone), $79,000–$79,220 (confirmed 1-hour rebound level) Support levels: $75,000 (frequently mentioned key psychological and technical level), $72,000–$73,000 (deeper correction target zone) Analyst Shengge's trading recommendations: BTC short at $7,600–$7,650, target $7,500–$7,450 ETH short at $2,250–$2,270, target $2,190–$2,170

The short-term bearish strategy of 'shorting on pullbacks and adding positions on floating profits' repeatedly mentioned yesterday for Bitcoin and Ethereum has played out as the market retraced from 80,800 and 2,440 down to around 75,100 and 2,205, fully exhausting the downward space. The market is now consolidating at lower levels, entering a weak recovery phase. After a minor rebound at the open, it faced renewed pressure, remaining in a weak trend. The sharp drop last night triggered massive long liquidations, clearing leveraged funds and significantly cooling market sentiment. Current rebounds are primarily technical corrections. Key support levels are now seen at 75,000 and 2,170. A break below these levels could lead to further declines. Resistance remains near 78,000 and 2,300. However, no new short positions should be added before these key supports are broken. Evening trading suggestions: Enter longs at around 75,500 for Bitcoin, targeting 77,000; enter longs at around 2,225 for Ethereum, targeting 2,280. Analysis and strategies are for reference only—trading risks are your own responsibility. This article may not reflect real-time updates; always rely on live market data!

BTC and ETH operational suggestions and trend analysis: 11/6 BTC shows narrowing upward space, with price possibly repeatedly testing around the middle band (approximately 77,600–78,000). The daily MACD remains below the zero line, indicating a cautious medium-term outlook; some analysts use this as a basis for shorting near resistance. Bullish vs bearish divergence: Bulls argue that the on-chain cost base at 75.7k holds strong, with no drop despite negative news, suggesting a possible short-term bottom, targeting 81,000–85,000. Bears emphasize that 78,700–79,600 is a resistance swap zone, and any rebound to this area remains an opportunity to short, with targets down to 75,500 or lower. On November 6, some analysis proposed a 'long first, then short' consolidation strategy—long positions near 75,200 with a stop-loss at 75,000; if breached, increase short exposure. Analyst Shengge's trading advice: BTC short at 76,000–76,500, target 75,000–74,500 ETH short at 2,240–2,260, target 2,180–2,160

Short positions entered at 80600 for Bitcoin and 2430 for Ethereum yesterday morning; the market continued to decline to around 75200 and 2205, fully exhausting the downward space. The market is now consolidating at lower levels, making it suitable to enter long positions directly. Trading suggestion: Enter long at around 75600 for Bitcoin, target 77500; enter long at around 2220 for Ethereum, target 2290.

Bitcoin and Ethereum short positions have successfully taken off; friends who followed the strategy should have decent gains. I've been continuously reminding people to enter shorts, even suggesting adding short positions after breaking below 80,000 and 2,400 with floating profits—everything previously posted can still be seen.

Pump and dump strategy for Bitcoin and Ethereum: November 5 "If Bitcoin doesn't speak, even Ethereum's strength is isolated and insufficient; a breakout move must be led by the top performers. "This wave isn't about whether prices go up or down, but whether the structure is complete—daily chart corrections aren't finished, and four-hour rebounds haven't even begun; it's too early to talk about reversal. "Bollinger Band contraction indicates accumulation; expansion signals direction—don't chase trades during contraction. "A good price won't knock repeatedly; a true bottom won't wait for you for days. "Long consolidation without a break will inevitably lead to a surge, but before that surge, floating positions will be washed out—this is a pattern, not coincidence. Bitcoin successfully reached around 2,500 points, and Ethereum successfully reached around 120 points.

During yesterday morning's price surge in Bitcoin/Ethereum, we reminded traders to enter short positions at 80,600 and around 2,440. Today during the daytime session, we again advised holding short positions patiently, waiting for a decline—going as far as suggesting to add shorts with floating profits once Bitcoin breaks below 80,000 and Ethereum drops below 2,400. Repeatedly emphasizing patience and adding shorts on breakouts is key. The market has now reached 76,800 and around 2,280 respectively—short positions have achieved significant gains, and floating profit additions have captured substantial space. Congratulations to those who followed this strategy.

All short positions in Bitcoin and Ethereum have been fully successful, directly soaring: 11/5 While others keep shouting 'buy', I was waiting for the short. I gradually built short positions from around 80,000 on Bitcoin, and simultaneously entered shorts on Ethereum around 2,400. When everyone else was chasing longs, I pressed the 'short at high' button. Result? The market never betrays those who are prepared. Bitcoin shorts locked in nearly 3,000 points, Ethereum shorts captured over 120 points—congratulations to those who followed and secured profits. It's not that I'm brilliant; it's that the trend found its own path. On the trading journey, direction matters more than effort, and choice outweighs going it alone. Yesterday afternoon, we positioned shorts at 78,500 for Bitcoin and around 2,320 for Ethereum. Later that evening, due to news-driven rallies pushing prices up to 81,000 and 2,440 respectively, Xiaoma quickly added more shorts at higher levels, and all followers replicated the same moves. With enough patience, prices have now come down—this is what a strong trend and proper swing trading look like. Just a bit more patience, success becomes inevitable! The earlier posts clearly outlined the strategy—feel free to review them.

The main reason for the broad market rally last night: 11/5. Bitcoin's rise last night lacked a single clear positive catalyst, primarily driven by improved market sentiment and the elimination of uncertainty surrounding the midterm elections. On November 4th, Bitcoin rose approximately 4.14% within 24 hours, with its price rebounding to $80,592.2, while Ethereum gained about 6.43% during the same period. Global assets rose broadly that day, with gold surpassing $4,000 and oil prices also rising, prompting the crypto market to follow the resurgence in risk appetite. Some believe that the resolution of the U.S. midterm election results reduced policy uncertainty, serving as a key backdrop for the synchronized rebound in both U.S. stocks and Bitcoin. Prior to the election, market sentiment was cautious, and leveraged long positions had just been liquidated, creating room for short-term recovery. Additionally, some analysts attribute the recent market movement to a weakening dollar and capital rotation from gold and equities into Bitcoin. It should be noted that Bitcoin’s intraday gain last night (November 4th) was relatively moderate, differing from the macro-driven surges seen in August and September. There is currently no publicly available single catalyst identified, and the above analysis reflects market interpretations of sentiment and event-driven factors rather than definitive causation.

Another medium- to long-term short-term strategy for Bitcoin/Ethereum is coming. Bitcoin is currently at 80,600 and can be shorted directly, with short-term target at 79,000, medium-term target at 76,000, and long-term target around 71,000. Ethereum is currently at 2,430 and can be shorted directly, with short-term target at 2,350, medium-term target at 2,240, and long-term target around 2,050.