During yesterday's Bitcoin/Ethereum rally, multiple warnings were issued about potential pullbacks. After the price surged, it declined steadily to around 76,500 and 2,235 respectively. Today, during the daytime session, we advised buying on dips. Bitcoin did not rise significantly, but Ethereum gained a 30-point move. Overall, the market trend was slow. Congratulations to those who followed the strategy and captured the opportunity.

BTC and ETH operational recommendations and trend analysis: 11/3 BTC has been in a consolidation phase after the recent limit-down, with consecutive weekly candles closing in red. It has declined from around $87,000 to the $76,000–$78,000 range. The $79,600 level is considered a critical watershed for bulls and bears; if prices remain below it, downside risks are not yet eliminated. The $75,000 level is widely watched as a key support zone; a break below could open the door to further declines toward $73,000 or even lower. Five-hour timeframe scenario reference: Bullish scenario: If price breaks above and holds above $79,600 on increased volume, short-term bearish logic needs reassessment. Resistance levels to watch are $80,000–$81,600. Consolidation scenario: Price fluctuates within the $76,600–$79,600 range, typical of post-limit-down consolidation and digestion phases. Analyst Shengge's trading advice: Buy BTC at $76,000–$76,500, target $77,500–$78,000 Buy ETH at $2,230–$2,250, target $2,310–$2,330

Analysis of Bitcoin and Ethereum's current market trends: November 3 The current market is identified as ranging, despite a hammer candlestick reversal signal appearing. The overall trend remains bearish, with attention needed on the validity of support levels. Technical indicators show potential for a rebound near the support levels of 76,527 and 76,270, but the bearish alignment of moving averages and volume divergence suggest insufficient downward momentum, leading to cautious market sentiment. Externally, the U.S. dollar index slightly declined, reducing pressure on risk assets. Market sentiment remains neutral, unaffected by significant external factors. Overall, the market may maintain a range-bound pattern in the short term. Investors should closely monitor the performance of key support levels. Given the current market is in a ranging state (major premise), and price has formed a hammer candlestick reversal signal at the critical support zone of 76,527 (minor premise), adopting a conservative long strategy at the support level is a high-probability choice aligned with the current market structure and confirmed by clear signals (conclusion). Analyst Xiao Ma's trading recommendations: Buy Bitcoin at around 76,800 and add positions, targeting 78,000–78,500. Buy Ethereum at around 2,250 and add positions, targeting 2,300–2,320.

During yesterday's rally in Bitcoin/Ethereum, short positions were entered decisively. The price then retraced and fell sharply to around 76,500 and 2,235 respectively, resulting in a decent profit margin for the shorts. Currently, the market has entered a narrow-range consolidation phase. Going long is risky due to potential upside, while going short carries risk of further downside—just like how buying at lower levels earlier led to gains when prices surged. On the 4-hour chart, recent price action saw a large volume-driven bearish candle with a long lower wick, indicating some support below, but the overall trend remains downward. The latest candle is a small bearish bar with significantly reduced volume, suggesting weakening short-term downward momentum or a transition into consolidation. On the daily chart, a large-volume bearish candle with a long lower wick confirmed a sharp drop in the short term, yet the long lower wick hints at underlying buying interest. According to trading logic, after a violent sell-off with high volume, a rebound or correction often follows—making it unwise to chase short positions. The market remains in a tight range; patience is key until a breakout occurs. Trading suggestion: Enter long at 76,500–76,800 for Bitcoin, target 78,000; enter long at 2,230–2,245 for Ethereum, target 2,290. Analysis and strategy are for reference only—risks are borne by the individual. The article may not reflect real-time data; actual trades should follow live market conditions.

Today is the U.S. midterm election voting day, with exit polls and preliminary results expected to be released from evening through the early hours of the next morning, making it a key market focus in recent days. This election will determine control of both chambers of Congress, directly affecting the pace of cryptocurrency regulatory legislation, with different outcomes leading to varying market sentiment swings. News-driven events can trigger short-term rapid volatility. Avoid pre-emptive subjective judgments on bullish or bearish trends; instead, focus on real-time market signals. The election is a sentiment disturbance, while Federal Reserve monetary policy remains the long-term main theme. Operationally, maintain light positions and wait patiently for results to settle and a clear market direction to emerge before positioning accordingly. Avoid chasing impulse moves driven by news, prioritize risk management, and remain flexible in adjusting strategies.

Yesterday's short positions for Bitcoin/Ethereum successfully dropped to 76,600 and around 2,236 respectively. The short position space was decent, with solid support at 76,000 and 2,200 below. Take profit on shorts and enter long positions. Trading suggestion: Enter long at around 76,800 for Bitcoin, target 78,000; enter long at around 2,250 for Ethereum, target 2,300.

The short position strategy above 78,500 for Bitcoin/Ethereum on the white chart is back in play, with prices rallying then reversing downward. As of now, the lowest point reached is around 77,200 and 2,260. Partial profits have been secured on the short positions—congratulations to those who followed this strategy successfully.

Bitcoin and Ethereum operational suggestions and trend analysis: 11/2 Currently at the end of a rebound, facing resistance level. If repeatedly blocked between 78,700–79,000 with declining volume, the probability of a pullback to test 77,700 increases; conversely, if volume surges past 79,000, it may extend to 79,600–80,000 before encountering selling pressure. This week, extra attention should be paid to the US October manufacturing data, midterm elections, and Friday's non-farm payroll report impacting risk assets. Technical analysis above does not constitute investment advice; crypto assets are highly volatile, with risks particularly concentrated under high leverage. Analyst Shengge's trading recommendations: Buy Bitcoin around 77,600–78,100, target 79,000–79,500 Buy Ethereum around 2,280–2,300, target 2,360–2,380

BTC and ETH evening trading suggestions and future outlook analysis: 11/2 BTC is currently in a deep correction phase between $77,000 and $79,000. The Binance security incident on October 30th was the direct trigger for the recent sharp decline. The current market shows a 'limit-down followed by consolidation' pattern, with weak rebound strength. The medium-term direction remains constrained by macro interest rate conditions. The market is now in a period of consolidation and range-bound trading; it's recommended to focus on buying at support levels. Analyst Xiao Ma's diary trading advice: Buy BTC around $77,000–$77,500, target $79,000–$79,500. Buy ETH around $2,250–$2,270, target $2,350–$2,370.

BTC and ETH operational recommendations and trend analysis: 11/2 In the past 4-hour timeframe, divergence signs appeared earlier, but the rebound failed to gain volume or break through resistance, with insufficient bottoming signals, so a strong rebound cannot be supported. Overall, it has shown a pattern of oscillating downward within a channel, with rebounds encountering resistance each time. Before effectively breaking above 82,000 or falling below 76,000, the 4-hour timeframe is better managed with a range-trading strategy: consider a slightly bearish stance near 81,500–82,000 resistance, and a slightly bullish stance near 79,000–80,000 support; if key support breaks, exit with a stop-loss. From a medium-to-long-term perspective, if the rebound fails to break through 83,000–85,000, the next target could be around 75,000. Analyst Shengge's trading suggestions: Short BTC at 78,500–79,000, target 77,500–77,000 Short ETH at 2,310–2,330, target 2,250–2,230

During the weekend recovery of Bitcoin/Ethereum prices, a volatile upward trend emerged, with early trading continuing to surge to highs of 78,600 and 2,298 respectively. Currently, prices have risen significantly, approaching the resistance zone of 2,295–2,320 formed by the previous consolidation range's top-to-bottom conversion; Bitcoin still faces about 1,000 points of resistance above. With the four-hour Bollinger Bands reaching extreme contraction, no chasing of highs should be done before a confirmed breakout and stabilization at this level—especially considering the strong resistance at the psychological 80,000 mark for Bitcoin. Weekly and monthly charts remain in a downtrend, maintaining a bearish overall bias. The current rebound is not a reversal; short positions can be added on rallies. Trading suggestion: Enter short positions at 78,500–79,000 for Bitcoin, targeting 77,000; enter short positions at 2,295–2,310 for Ethereum, targeting 2,240. Key resistance levels are 80,000 for Bitcoin and 2,340 for Ethereum. 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.

Bitcoin/Ethereum surged early in the morning, reaching near the upper resistance level; short positions can be entered directly or added to.

After the daily chart of Bitcoin (BTC) showed signs of stabilization and closed with a small positive candle, the intraday opening saw a slight rebound. The Bollinger Bands are expanding, short-term moving averages are trending downward, MACD fast and slow lines are declining with volume shifting from expansion to contraction, and KDJ has found support near the 10 level and turned upward, while indicators are consolidating around the 60 level. On the 4-hour chart, after a sharp drop and a pinbar, the price slightly rebounded and closed above the 7-day moving average. The Bollinger Bands are contracting, short-term moving averages show signs of turning up, MACD fast and slow lines cross upward with increasing volume, KDJ extends upward but faces resistance near 100 and shows signs of reversing, and VR indicator is consolidating around 100. Overall, after the sharp drop and pinbar, the market has temporarily stabilized, but remains in a downtrend channel, still in a weak phase. Short-term attention should focus on resistance at 79,000, for short-term trading strategy. BTC short-term strategy: Sell at 78,800 (profit management based on actual results) Yitai Technical Analysis ———— Yitai’s technical analysis follows BTC reference. Resistance levels remain around 2,350; if structure stays unchanged, continue to look for short entries on rebounds, focusing on short-term strategies. Yitai short-term recommendation: Sell at 2,320 (more coin analyses available by clicking the image to view the homepage introduction and find Yueying) — I'm Zhou Yueying, a teacher specializing in technical analysis. Friends with any questions about operations or trends are welcome to join me in discussions and learning! Let's exchange ideas and grow together!

Bitcoin/Ethereum started buying on the low from Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday around 79000, 79500, 2280, and 2300 respectively. The market repeatedly touched bottom and rebounded sharply, peaking at 81900 and 2390, with long positions capturing at least 5000 points and 200 points of profit space. Then, from Wednesday the 28th through Thursday and Friday, short positions were continuously established during the upward rally. Following a high point, the strategy shifted to gradually building short positions as the price steadily declined to 76500 and 2200, allowing short positions to successfully capture over 6000 points and 300 points of profit space. Subsequently, after the Friday early morning short positions took profit, the market retraced and new long positions were entered. The current market has now risen successfully—this entire process is clearly visible in all previous posts. Congratulations to those who followed along with the strategy.

The idea of repositioning long positions between 76,500 and 77,000 for Bitcoin/Ethereum, and around 2,210, during the retracement phase. After the pullback, the market continued to rise gradually, reaching a high of 77,800 and 2,275 so far. Long positions have captured a solid gain. Congratulations to those who followed this strategy and successfully secured profits.

Bitcoin and Ethereum long positions successfully rose to 77,800 and around 2,275 yesterday. The price surge reached resistance levels, making it suitable to reverse and go short immediately. Trading suggestion: Go short on Bitcoin near 77,800 with a target of around 76,800; go short on Ethereum near 2,270 with a target of around 2,220.

BTC and ETH trading suggestions and trend analysis: 10/31 Support levels: The short-term consolidation floor is between 78,700 and 79,600; if broken, the key observation level is around the previous low of 76,600. On the daily chart, some analysts consider 75,400 as a critical support level—its breach could open further downside potential. Structural characteristics The four-hour chart previously showed an upward structure that turned into consolidation after a pullback. The Bollinger Bands and moving average system indicate weak momentum, with indicators like MACD still recovering below the zero line. Some analysts note similarities to the consolidation phase in July 2023, but such historical comparisons lack certainty and should only serve as reference frameworks. Overall, the market rhythm reflects a pattern of "decline—consolidation—re-selection of direction," with trading strategies within the consolidation zone focusing on high-selling and low-buying. Analyst Shengge's trading recommendations: Short BTC at 77,500–78,000, target 77,000–76,500 Short ETH at 2,260–2,280, target 2,200–2,180

Early short positions on Bitcoin/Ethereum successfully captured significant space; after breaking below the low point yesterday, the market has stabilized somewhat. Subsequent attention should focus on support levels at the bottom. Trading suggestion: Go long on Bitcoin around 76,800-77,100 with a target of approximately 78,500; go long on Ethereum around 2,210-2,230 with a target of about 2,280.

Bitcoin's early-stage positioning around 81300, 81000, 2350, and 2370 has been maintained. The short-term strategy of going short was initiated last night and during the early morning session, as rapid declines followed. Then, during today's price surge, a combination of short and long positions was established to capture part of the move. Currently, after the sharp drop at the start of the day, the market is experiencing narrow-range consolidation. With the weekend approaching, volatility is gradually shrinking—a typical pattern following a strong directional move. Focus should be on the strength of any recovery over the weekend. Short-term support levels are near 2150 and 76000; resistance levels are near 80000 and 2300. In the short term, traders can adopt a high-probability mean-reversion approach—buying low and selling high. Early morning trading suggestion: Buy Bitcoin at 76500–77000 with target at 78500; buy Ethereum at 2190–2210 with target at 2270. Support levels: 76000 and 2160. Analysis and strategies provided are for reference only; risks are borne by the individual. The article may not reflect real-time data due to review and publishing delays. Always verify with live market conditions!

During the upward surge in Bitcoin/Ethereum spot market, short positions were reminded to enter. After the surge, prices fell back to around 76600 and 2205. Subsequently, during the retracement, long positions were advised to enter around 77000 and between 2200 to 2220, pushing prices up to around 78000 and 2260. Although the overall volatility was limited, there was still a decent trading range.