Bitcoin and Ethereum are currently in a weak consolidation phase after a high-level retracement, with Ethereum consistently underperforming Bitcoin. Repeated outflows from ETFs are the most direct force suppressing prices. The greatest market uncertainty stems from expectations around the Federal Reserve's monetary policy and geopolitical conflicts; if negative factors intensify, chain reaction liquidations could easily be triggered.

BTC and ETH operational recommendations and trend analysis: 10/26 BTC has been oscillating repeatedly within the range of 80,000–83,000 recently. As of October 24, the price dropped to around 80,400, which is the strongest support level at the bottom of the previous consolidation zone. Earlier data shows BTC briefly broke below 80,000 but rebounded after forming a bottom near 79,700. In mid-October, it fell back to the 79,800–80,500 range, where it found defensive support. 4-hour key levels: Support: Around 80,500 is the core support zone, with recent pullback lows gradually rising over the past week. If broken, further support lies at 79,300, with strong support near 76,500. Some analysts consider 82,500 a critical support level; breaking below would target 80,000. Resistance: The 82,500–83,000 area presents clear resistance; a breakout requires volume confirmation to open upward space. Further resistance lies in the 83,900–86,400 range. Analyst Shengge's trading suggestions: Buy BTC at 79,000–79,500, target 81,000–81,500 Buy ETH at 2,280–2,300, target 2,360–2,380

BTC and ETH afternoon trading suggestions and future outlook analysis: 10/26 Early October, Bitcoin briefly rebounded to around $87,000, achieving its highest weekly closing price in 35 weeks. However, the upward momentum quickly faded, with prices repeatedly facing resistance between $84,000 and $87,000. On October 15, the U.S. PPI data exceeded expectations, causing Bitcoin to drop below $80,000, hitting a four-week low, before rapidly recovering above $81,000. The second half of October saw sustained downward pressure, with Bitcoin reaching a low of approximately $80,400 on October 24—the most resilient support level within the previous consolidation range. As of October 25, prices remained near $80,000, technically still in a retracement phase of an uptrend without breaking key levels. Analyst Xiao Ma's Diary trading recommendations: Buy BTC at $79,000–$79,500 directly, target $81,500–$82,000; Buy ETH at $2,280–$2,300 directly, target $2,360–$2,380.

After the initial drop in Bitcoin/Ethereum, the price has been consolidating at a low level. We repositioned our longs during the pullback last night, and the price surged to around 23,650 and 80,900 early this morning, offering decent room for profit. The market then declined again at the open, reaching a low of 79,350 and 2,295 respectively. Focus now shifts to the recent daily support levels at 79,000 and 2,280; a rapid break below these levels could trigger a rebound. The overall trend remains bearish. After the sharp drop earlier, the rebound strength was weak—once we see whether it quickly reverses after breaking below 79,000 and 2,280, we’ll assess the situation. On the daily chart, the price has reached the lower Bollinger Band, suggesting further bounce or correction after the decline. Watch the upper resistance at 82,000 and 2,400, where key support/resistance levels may reverse. Trading suggestion: Enter long on Bitcoin at 79,000–79,500 with target at 81,000; enter long on Ethereum at 2,280–2,300 with target at 2,360. Analysis and strategies are for reference only—trading carries risk. This article may not reflect real-time data; please rely on live updates.

Bitcoin and Ethereum dipped to around 79300 and 2295 respectively at the start of the day before rebounding; avoid shorting on declines and monitor support levels below.

The overall layout of Bitcoin/Ethereum this week is clear, with full space utilization. Currently, the market has declined and is experiencing low-level consolidation, showing a weak overall trend. Pay special attention to whether the support levels at 79,000 and 2,280 break down in the next two days, as well as the resistance-turned-support zone at 82,000 and 2,400 where price may reverse after a rally. If the price repeatedly fails to break above 82,000 and 2,400, further downward movement is likely. From a weekly perspective, there is still room for decline, with the next potential target around 76,000 and 2,150. However, no breakdown treatment will be applied before actual breakouts. Tonight, a rebound can be expected first; monitor the strength of the rebound. If the rebound lacks momentum, another drop is likely after the pullback. Evening trading suggestions: Go long on Bitcoin near 79,800–80,200 with a target of around 81,500; go long on Ethereum near 2,305–2,325 with a target of around 2,380. Analysis and strategies are for reference only—risk is your own responsibility. The article’s review and release lack timeliness; always follow real-time data!

Bitcoin/Ethereum once again reminded of the short position strategy yesterday, with the market continuing to decline. Currently, the price is experiencing low-level consolidation with a weak trend. However, it has not broken below the key levels of 80,000 and 2,300 since the daytime session. A potential rebound could be expected in the evening. Trading suggestion: Go long on Bitcoin around 80,200, targeting 81,300; go long on Ethereum around 2,325, targeting 2,380.

This week, Bitcoin/Ethereum publicly laid out long positions, but two trades were clearly stopped out with minor losses. First, early in the week, short positions were taken at 84,100 and 2,480, with the nephew's stop-loss at 84,500 and 2,500. Second, last night’s long positions at 80,000 and 2,340, with the nephew’s stop-loss at 79,500 and 2,300. Total minor losses amounted to 900 points and 60 points respectively—previous posts have already mentioned the nephew levels. Additionally, starting from early this week, multiple high-sell low-buy operations were executed between 83,000–81,000 and 2,430–2,360, capturing over 6,000 points and 150 points of space. Then, during mid-week, short positions were placed above 84,500 and 2,500, and the market declined all the way to around 81,000 and 2,400, securing 3,500 points and 100 points of space. Following that, two days ago, short positions were again set at 82,000 and 2,415, yielding 1,500 points and 60 points of profit. Finally, this morning’s long positions at 79,300 and 2,290 captured 1,500 points and 70 points of space. In total, Bitcoin gained 12,500 points, Ethereum gained 380 points, and the nephew’s loss was 900 points and 60 points—previous posts are fully visible. Congratulations to those who followed along this week and successfully captured significant space.

During the recent pullback and decline in Bitcoin/Ethereum prices last night, the opportunity to position longs around 79300 and 2290 was once again highlighted. After the price dropped, it began to rebound and surge upward, reaching approximately 80900 and 2360 as of now. Long positions have successfully captured significant gains—congratulations to those who followed this strategy.

We have already entered long positions at around 79,300 for Bitcoin and 2,290 for Ethereum. We are waiting for the market to rise overnight, aiming for targets near 2,360 and 81,000, with support levels at 78,000 and 2,250.

Bitcoin/Ethereum once again established short positions last night, with the market continuing to decline, reaching a low of around 2333 and 80000 respectively. The overall trend remains weak. Focus on support levels at 2300 and 79500 during the evening and early morning; if these supports hold, there may still be room for a rebound. Notably, such volatility over the weekend is already quite favorable. Expect a rebound and upward movement in the evening and early hours—keep an eye on the 79500 and 2300 levels. Trading suggestion: Go long on Bitcoin near 80000, targeting 81500; go long on Ethereum near 2340, targeting 2400. Keep watch on the 79500 and 2300 levels. Analysis and strategies are for reference only—risks are your own. The article’s review and release lack timeliness; always refer to real-time data!

The short position layout at 82,000 and above 2,410 for Bitcoin/Ethereum yesterday noon, after the market rallied, dropped to around 80,500 and 2,350 early this morning, successfully capturing another 1,500 and 60 points of space.

The short position strategy for Bitcoin/Ethereum laid out last night twice: first entry at 82,000 and 2,415, with prices dropping below 81,000 and 2,377 within an hour. Then, during the early morning rally, a reminder to enter short positions again near 82,000 and 2,415; prices quickly fell to around 80,500 and 2,350, capturing another 1,500 and 60 points respectively. Two successful short trades have thus secured a total gain of 2,500 points and 100 points—congratulations to those who followed the strategy.

This week's market fluctuations were frequent and unpredictable. We made comprehensive preparations in advance, fully executed our strategy, and achieved satisfactory results. The market changes rapidly; static strategies struggle to keep up with the ever-changing conditions, which highlights the value of real-time monitoring. Many publicly shared strategies suffer from lag—by the time conclusions are visible, the market move has already passed, making it difficult to seize current opportunities. Continuous real-time tracking allows us to flexibly adjust our approach based on market movements: holding profits when trends emerge and adjusting promptly when the market shifts, ensuring we don’t miss out on any wave of opportunity. Trading is not about betting on a single direction—it’s about consistently capturing market signals. By following the trend and maintaining real-time awareness, we can steadily align with the market rhythm.

Bitcoin/Ethereum evening layout was lifted to the current price of 82,000 and 2,415 for short positions; within less than an hour, it dropped to around 81,000 and 2,377, with all positions fully closed out for profit. The market has now rebounded and surged again. In fact, after the morning session rose to around 2,400 and 81,600, the price has been consolidating sideways. However, this consolidation follows a drop, indicating a continuation pattern of decline. The overall trend remains weak, though there is some support below. With the weekend approaching, the market is likely to continue trading in a range. A further rise during the early hours could be a good opportunity to re-enter short positions. Early morning trading suggestion: Enter short positions on Bitcoin between 81,800 and 82,300, targeting 80,800; enter short positions on Ethereum between 2,415 and 2,430, targeting 2,360. Analysis and strategies are for reference only; risks are borne at your own discretion. The article's review and release lack timeliness—actual trades should follow real-time data!

The space for the bullish strategy on Bitcoin has not expanded much. On the daily chart, the previous K-line closed with a large bearish body, retesting the low point again. The market opened slightly upward in the short term, with Bollinger Bands showing a slight opening after being flat, short-term moving averages flattening around the middle band, MACD fast and slow lines moving downward with increasing volume bars, KDJ turning down and crossing downward, and VR indicator consolidating near 70. On the 4-hour chart, the price probed the horizontal support level, rebounded slightly, and climbed above the 7-day moving average, with Bollinger Bands showing signs of contraction, short-term moving averages turning up, MACD fast and slow lines crossing downward below the zero line with decreasing volume, KDJ turning up and crossing upward, and VR indicator consolidating near 70. Overall, the market retested the key support level without breaking through, followed by a minor rebound, indicating that liquidity protection remains below. Short-term, we can continue to refer to this level; however, if the support breaks, a rapid move is likely, so once support fails, do not rely on it anymore—be cautious of false signals such as the '80,000 bottom' trap created by major players. Short-term recommendation: Bitcoin short-term recommendation: Buy at 81,200 (adjust profit-taking based on strategy activation) The short-term strategy for Ethereum (Ether) at 2,375 did not generate significant movement either. Technical indicators align closely with Bitcoin’s pattern. The support level around 2,350 should still be referenced. A breakout above 2,450 would indicate continuation. Monitor the strength of the rebound short-term. Short-term recommendation: Ethereum short-term recommendation: Buy at 2,375 (adjust profit-taking based on strategy activation) — I'm Zhou Yueying, a technical analysis specialist. If you have any questions about trading or trends, feel free to discuss and learn together! Let's grow and profit together!

After repeatedly warning about the 84,500 and 2,500 levels earlier, Bitcoin/Ethereum dropped overnight to around 2,360 and 81,000. Early this morning, long positions were entered near 81,000 and 2,370, followed by a sharp rally. Then, tonight's new short positions at 82,000 and 2,415 were executed, and the market quickly fell to around 81,000 and 2,377, allowing the shorts to capture a solid profit. Friends who followed this strategy have successfully taken off 🚀

Bitcoin and Ethereum have already entered a narrow consolidation phase before the weekend, with daily fluctuations of around ten points and minimal volatility and poor liquidity, requiring greater patience. Our previous reminders on the 84,500 and above 2,500 short positions for Bitcoin, as well as the long positions near 81,000 and 2,370 following a pullback last night, have all captured good profit margins. The overall trend remains weak; after the drop from the peak, the rebound strength has been insufficient—typical of a bearish continuation pattern. Further shorting opportunities should be considered at higher levels, waiting for a further rally followed by a sharp decline. Evening trading suggestions: Enter short positions in Bitcoin around 82,000 to 82,500, targeting 81,000; enter short positions in Ethereum around 2,415 to 2,430, targeting 2,360. 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!

BTC and ETH operational suggestions and trend analysis: 10/23 Short-term resistance level at 83,900–84,000; previous attempts failed to break through the stronger resistance zone of 84,500–85,500 effectively. If volume increases and price holds above this level, it may signal continuation of upward movement toward the medium-term key resistance zone of 86,400–88,000, which corresponds to a prior area of concentrated trading volume. Support zones: 80,500–81,000: The nearest current support zone, also serving as a reference point for bulls vs. bears. 79,300–79,800: Secondary support. A break below 80,500 could trigger testing of this zone. 76,500–77,400: Deeper correction target support zone. Bullish scenario: If BTC breaks above 83,900 with increased volume on the 4-hour chart and retests without breaking down, it could open space toward above 86,000. Some traders are watching for long entry opportunities around 81,700–81,000, targeting 83,000–83,500. Analyst Shengge's trading recommendations: Buy BTC near 81,000–81,500, target 82,500–83,000. Buy ETH near 2,370–2,390, target 2,460–2,480.

1. In the analysis two days ago, it was explained that the market is currently in a 'political stability period' with a quiet phase, and the operational strategy clearly emphasized a high-sell low-buy approach; short positions were advised to exit at 81,500 yesterday; 2. Over the past two days, the market has exhibited an 'unconventional' trend, with assets such as the US dollar, gold, cryptocurrencies, and US stocks all declining collectively. The primary driver is not macroeconomic interest rate logic, but rather a micro-level liquidity crisis. As the US midterm elections draw nearer, increasing political and geopolitical uncertainties have made both bulls and bears hesitant to make decisive moves. Investors are fleeing the market to hold cash as a safe haven, leading to progressively lower market liquidity and reduced price volatility. Consequently, there will be no significant rallies or crashes until after the midterm elections conclude, when genuine market competition will resume! 3. Operationally, trading based on intraday candlestick patterns is optimal. As previously mentioned, this quiet phase represents the best opportunity for retail investors to profit. The current support level is near the 80,000 mark, where the daily pivot point and BOLL lower band coincide. On the 4-hour chart, the bearish momentum remains strong. Therefore, today’s short-term strategy should continue to focus on shorting at higher levels—entry points around 81,800 are suitable for timely positioning, aiming for a target of 80,000. For long positions, my recommendation is to wait until below 79,500 before entering, to avoid risks associated with leveraged liquidations. This view will remain valid through early next week. Follow me for continuous updates!