Gu Jingci: Bitcoin/Ethereum bullish and bearish profit opportunities are fully maximized Two days ago, after a pullback, Bitcoin/Ethereum reminded to enter long positions around 66,000 and 2010 to 2030. The market then surged to around 69,300 and 2,160. Following that, yesterday's article repeatedly reminded to enter short positions. Many friends responded skeptically, saying there would be a further rally. Our previous long positions in Ethereum gained over 100 points. Now, as the price hits resistance levels, we remain firmly bearish. Sure enough, after reaching a high, the market pulled back and declined, currently around 66,300 and 2,040. The perfect timing of long and short entries has maximized profit potential. All previous posts were clear, congratulations to friends who followed the Silk Road strategy. We are here every day, not to prove how high our win rate is, but to show that our team is always present—monitoring the market 24/7, professional and reliable. Analysis and strategies are for reference only; please manage your own risks. The articles are not always timely, so please refer to real-time data! #四月行情预测 #加密市场行情震荡 #国际油价走高

Today (April 2nd), the overall cryptocurrency market shows a widespread decline, with geopolitical tensions being the main driver of the drop. After a brief rebound, the market quickly turned lower, and market sentiment remains in the "extreme panic" zone. The specific performance of major markets is as follows: · Bitcoin (BTC): Price at $66,606, down 2.29% over 24 hours. It briefly rose above $69,000 in the morning but was subsequently sold off due to Trump's comments about "closing the Strait of Hormuz for 2-3 weeks," causing risk assets to sell off and the price to break below the $67,000 support level. · Ethereum (ETH): Price at $2,056, down 2.17% over 24 hours. Slightly more resilient than Bitcoin, staying above $2,000, but extreme analysis predicts that if macro support fails, there could be a deep correction in the future. · Mainstream Layer1 Altcoins (Layer1): Solana (SOL) down 4.3%, BNB down 2.58%, overall following the market weakness. · GameFi Sector: One of the few sectors to rise, up 0.71% over 24 hours against the trend. GMT increased by 4.61%, showing signs of risk-averse capital rotation or flight-to-safety. · RWA and Meme Sectors: RWA sector down 1.71% (ONDO down 3.42%), Meme sector down 0.51%, high-risk assets under significant pressure amid capital outflows. · Traditional Safe-Haven Assets: Gold down 2.90% (at $4,692), while crude oil surged 6% due to geopolitical conflicts (at $103.51). This breaks the traditional safe-haven logic, with the market showing an extreme risk-averse mode of "selling everything to switch to USD/oil." Currently, the market is mainly driven by macro sentiment. Although ETF capital flows have not shown systemic anomalies, and the fear index has risen from 8 yesterday to 12, there are no signs of easing in geopolitical conflicts. Short-term market volatility is expected to continue intensifying, and it is recommended to closely monitor the latest developments in the Middle East.

Bitcoin was originally on a good upward trend, so how did it suddenly plummet? The core reason is the speech by the yellow-haired guy this morning. As soon as he spoke, regardless of whether the market was rising or falling, the trend was completely disrupted. Bitcoin attempted twice to break through the key level of 69,326 but failed both times, also forming a double-top pattern. It then started a slight pullback, breaking below the support at 68,545. However, at that time, the yellow-haired guy hadn't spoken yet; it was just a minor retracement followed by a rebound, and it didn't rise back above 68,545. Once he spoke, the market plunged directly, not only breaking out of the consolidation range but also failing to hold the support at 67,567, dropping to around 66,400. Now the key point is whether the 66,330 level can hold. If it breaks, there's a high probability it will fall to the 65,565–64,930 range, likely forming a double bottom and rebounding. The most it can fall to is 64,930; if it drops further, the market will continue to weaken. To stop the decline and rebound, it must rise back above 67,567. On the hourly chart, Bitcoin needs to stay above 67,621 before aiming higher to 68,421–69,225; on the 4-hour chart, if it breaks below 66,656, it could fall to 65,932–64,986. The resistance levels are 67,621, 68,421, 69,225; support levels are 66,574, 65,775, 64,935. Ethereum is even more volatile, rising and falling quickly. It has already broken below the 2,093 support, and the next support at 2,048 may not hold. It’s likely to find a bottom around 1,992. Only if it rises back above 2,093 can a rebound begin. The resistance levels are 2,076, 2,126, 2,150; support levels are 2,048, 2,011, 1,972. On the 4-hour chart, if it breaks below 2,054, it could fall to 2,009–1,961.