The new week's market has started, and volatility remains. Avoid making subjective predictions about price levels in advance. The core of trading is always following the trend, patiently waiting for clear signals from the market, and refraining from frequent, blind trades that deplete capital. Market reversals can happen at any time, and static strategies struggle to adapt to real-time changes. We will monitor the market throughout, adjust our approach flexibly according to real-time developments, and seize the opportunities brought by trends. Don't let short-term minor fluctuations disrupt your rhythm; focus on capturing high-probability opportunities. When signals appear, we'll follow up with actions in sync with real-time market movements, carefully managing entry and exit timing to protect profits and rationally seize this week's trading opportunities. Analysis and strategies are for reference only; risks are borne at your own discretion. Articles may lack timeliness due to review and publishing delays—always rely on real-time data!

BTC and ETH trading suggestions and trend analysis: 10/18 Latest BTC price is around $81,643, turning from decline to rise within 24 hours, with over 80,000 traders liquidated across the market. The $80,000 level remains the most critical observation point on the four-hour chart—on October 15, it briefly dropped to $79,700, marking the lowest in nearly four weeks, before quickly rebounding; this level is near the 60-day moving average, which has acted as support. Recent price movement: After Bitcoin rebounded to around $87,000 at the beginning of October, it has been declining steadily. This week, it broke through $84,000 and then $82,000, and on Thursday briefly fell below $80,000 before recovering for two consecutive trading days, indicating strengthening short-term buying pressure. Analyst's trading recommendations: Buy BTC around $80,500–$81,000, target $82,000–$82,500 Buy ETH around $2,350–$2,370, target $2,420–$2,440

Short position idea above Bitcoin/Ethereum white line at 82000 and 2420. During the evening, after a pullback and decline to around 81000 and 2066, short positions were successfully taken. Long positions entered during the early morning pullback. Trading suggestion: Enter long positions at Bitcoin 80500-81000, target around 82300; Ethereum 2350-2370, target around 2430.

The Bitcoin/Ethereum white paper once again reminds us of the short position strategy around 82200 and 2430. After a day of consolidation, the market reversed and declined, reaching 81300 and 2382 respectively as of now. The short positions have once again captured significant gains. Congratulations to those who followed this strategy and profited.

Since the beginning of this week, Bitcoin and Ethereum surged to 84,300 and 2,878 respectively. During the first half of the week, we consistently reminded traders to consider short positions near the highs of 2,550, 2,520, 2,480, and 84,000, 83,600, 83,300. The market subsequently declined all the way to around 79,700 and 2,313, fully realizing the short position potential. Then, starting Thursday, we signaled entry for long positions during the pullback near 2,350 and 80,500, followed by short entries at 2,480 and 82,800. These two days followed a high-low swing strategy, with clear profit targets. This week's trading approach can be considered a major success—those who followed the plan have soared. Congratulations to everyone who kept up!

Bitcoin/Ethereum once again set up short positions at 81,800 and 2,440 yesterday. The market dropped steadily overnight to around 2,355 and 80,800, achieving a decent range. The price is now rising again; wait for another opportunity to enter short positions. Trading suggestion: Continue shorting Bitcoin around 82,000–82,500 with a target near 80,500; continue shorting Ethereum around 2,420–2,440 with a target near 2,360.

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Bitcoin/Ethereum are actually in a sideways consolidation most of the time each day, causing many traders to hesitate when going long or short, and even leading to whipsaw trades. We warned about entering long positions when prices dropped to around 2310 and 80000, and repeatedly advised taking profits on rallies yesterday—overall price movements were clearly visible. Currently, the market is range-bound with back-and-forth pressure between bulls and bears; avoid prematurely guessing the direction. Market movements can be suddenly affected by news, so all analysis should only serve as reference—real-time price signals are what truly matter. In ranging markets, avoid frequent trading; wait patiently for clear breakout or breakdown signals. Avoid rigid thinking—adjust your strategy promptly if the market changes. Adapt flexibly to real-time price action, seize opportunities with higher certainty, and manage position sizes carefully. Enter only when opportunities arise, don’t blindly guess tops or bottoms, follow dynamic market shifts, maintain proper rhythm, and wait for the market to establish a meaningful move.

Bitcoin/Ethereum surged upward overnight, then dipped to around 80,800 and 2,390 early this morning before rebounding and rising again, offering another opportunity for short positions. Trading suggestion: Short Bitcoin around 81,800–82,300 with target at approximately 80,500; short Ethereum around 2,440–2,460 with target at around 2,380.

BTC and ETH operational suggestions and trend analysis: 10/17 On the 4-hour chart, price once broke below the Bollinger middle band and ran along the lower band, with the Bollinger channel overall opening downward. The dominant structural weakness has not reversed despite the test near $80,000. In mid-October, a potential bullish divergence structure appeared on the 4-hour level; if confirmed, it could alleviate further downward pressure on the daily chart. Key resistance lies in the $82,600 to $84,000 range, with $84,000 serving as a short-term strength/weakness threshold. Support first targets $81,000, with deeper support in the $79,000 to $80,000 zone—this area is viewed by some analysts as a pivotal divide between bulls and bears. Analyst Shengge's trading recommendations: BTC short at $8,200–$8,250, target $8,100–$8,050 ETH short at $2,450–$2,470, target $2,400–$2,380

Bearish layout on Bitcoin again secured full target: 10/17 While others are shouting longs in the group, I'm waiting for shorts. Bitcoin was gradually building short positions from above $83,000, and ETH entered around $2,470 simultaneously. When everyone else was chasing longs across the board, I pressed the high-short button. Result? Markets never disappoint the prepared. Bitcoin shorts realized nearly 2,000 points, Ethereum gained 80 points—short-term traders pocketed profits freely. Not because I'm brilliant, but because the trend found its own path. In trading, direction matters more than effort; choice outweighs fighting alone. My previous post laid out the logic clearly—feel free to review it. No hindsight bias here!

Bitcoin/Ethereum once again reminded of the 82,800 and 2,485 levels last night; short positions at current price and adding to shorts were advised. After a rally, the market pulled back and dropped to around 80,800 and 2,390 early this morning, validating the short-term strategy with decent profit potential.

Bitcoin/Ethereum went long yesterday, the market hit bottom and rebounded, then during the subsequent rally, short positions were signaled. Tonight, we reminded to go short at 2480 current price and add more shorts. The market surged upward and then reversed downward. As of now, it has dropped to a low of around 80,800 and 2,390. Short positions have performed excellently, especially those who added shorts—great gains achieved. Congratulations to everyone following this strategy.

After Bitcoin/Ethereum retraced into long positions last night, the short position strategy around 82,400 to 82,800 for Bitcoin and 2,440 to 2,460 for Ethereum was set up overnight. Bitcoin's overall volatility remains low with no significant movements—only fluctuating a few hundred points back and forth. In contrast, Ethereum surged from a low of 2,315 to a high of approximately 2,490 by evening, showing a clear rebound. Our long positions in Ethereum only captured 70-80 points before being caught in the current short positions, but the situation isn't critical. During the recent rally, we added positions at 2,490, bringing the average entry price to around 2,465–2,470. Bitcoin didn’t offer a chance for additional entries; hence, we’ll continue monitoring resistance at 83,000 to assess breakout and stabilization. For Ethereum, focus shifts to the 2,500 level. Evening trading suggestions: Enter short at 82,800 for Bitcoin, targeting 81,000–81,500; enter short at 2,480 for Ethereum, aiming for 2,410–2,380. Analysis and strategies are for reference only—risks are borne at your own discretion. The article’s review and publication lack timeliness; actual trades should follow real-time data!

Bitcoin has been oscillating between 82,000 and 83,000 since last night's surge, with little volatility. Ethereum has resumed its rebound and rally. Hold the short positions at 82,500-83,000 from last night and wait for a drop. For Ethereum, the short position at 2,440-2,460 has now risen to around 2,485—add on immediately, with an average entry price near 2,465, and wait patiently for a decline. For tonight's trades: go short on Bitcoin near 82,800, targeting 80,500-81,500; for Ethereum, short near 2,485, aiming for 2,380-2,420.

1. In the morning, the Chairman of the Federal Reserve attended the IMF annual meeting in Bangkok and delivered a speech with a neutral tone, offering no indication of whether interest rates would be raised in October. Given his historically hawkish statements, not being hawkish under the current backdrop of high U.S. inflation is actually positive news. 2. Additionally, Wachter expressed a positive outlook on artificial intelligence, stating that AI could enhance economic efficiency, providing support to the technology sector to some extent. As of this writing, CME's market forecast shows only a 15% probability of a rate hike in October. Combined with the above, my view remains consistent with yesterday’s: the Federal Reserve is highly likely to hold steady this month, pushing the rate hike window to December. 3. Regarding Bitcoin, it continues to oscillate and consolidate around key daily support/resistance levels. With expectations of no rate hike from the Fed this month and downward pressure on U.S. Treasury yields, both equities and cryptocurrencies are poised for a rebound. Technical indicators show bullish patterns across timeframes exceeding two days. The long position in the 80,000–81,000 range, previously recommended, remains open. The current plan is to maintain the position unchanged, with targets still set at 84,000–86,500.

Bitcoin and Ethereum intraday trading suggestions and outlook analysis: 10/16 The current market is identified as forming a bottom at a low level, with technical indicators showing the formation of a hammer pattern, suggesting potential reversal signals. However, the bearish alignment of the moving average system and shrinking trading volume indicate ongoing downward pressure. Externally, although market sentiment reflects greed, indicating increased appetite for risk assets, rising US dollar index and treasury yields may exert pressure on risk assets. Thus, the market overall presents a mixed state of long and short positions, likely to maintain a range-bound trend in the short term. Analyst Xiao Ma's Diary trading recommendations: Short Bitcoin around 82,500-83,000, target 81,000-80,500, Short Ethereum around 2,450-2,470, target 2,380-2,360

BTC and ETH operational suggestions and trend analysis: 10/16 BTC is currently in a high-level consolidation with weak momentum on the 4-hour chart, experiencing intense bull-bear competition. The core trading range is roughly between 79,000 and 85,000. Key levels: Support: 79,700–79,000 is a crucial bull-bear turning zone; a breakdown may lead to further decline toward 77,000–78,000. The lower boundary of the price box at 82,500–83,000 should be closely monitored. Resistance: 84,000–85,000 is a short-term strength threshold. Repeated attempts to break above 84,000 have failed, and daily highs continue to shift downward—this should currently be viewed as a post-breakout correction rather than the start of a new major uptrend. Stronger resistance lies near 87,000; previous double attempts to surpass the prior high failed, resulting in a drop from 87,000 back down to 80,000. Analyst Shengge's trading recommendations: Short BTC at 82,500–83,000 with target 80,500–80,000 Short ETH at 2,440–2,460 with target 2,340–2,320

BTC and ETH trading suggestions and trend analysis: 10/16 Only directions, no rationale: Full screen with "pullback means more" "bulls never surrender" "bull market returns", but no support/resistance levels, entry or stop-loss conditions. Short-term tactics disguised as trend analysis: Intraday calls for hundreds of points rebound, but titled as "long-term trend analysis", easily misinterpreted as medium-to-long term direction. Selective presentation: Only showing profitable trades and "accurate execution", while ignoring high-frequency trading losses and liquidation risks. Analyst Shengge's recommendations: BTC around 80,500, aiming to gain nearly 2,000 points ETH around 2,350, aiming to gain nearly 100 points

All my long positions on Bitcoin have been overwhelmingly successful, taking off directly: 10/16 While others in the group are shouting short, I'm waiting for long. Bitcoin has been steadily building long positions from below 81,000, and ETH entered around 2,350 simultaneously. When everyone else is chasing shorts, I'm pressing the 'low long' button. Result? The market never betrays those who are prepared. Bitcoin longs gained nearly 1,500 points, Ethereum gained 100 points—short-term profits secured freely. I'm not a genius; it's the trend itself finding its way. On the trading journey, direction matters more than effort, and choice outweighs going it alone.