Pengyu'sRhythm

4.3 Morning Thoughts on the Market
From the current market situation, both Bitcoin and Ethereum are still in a weak consolidation after a failed rebound.
BTC is currently around 66,462, with an intraday high of 67,373 and a low of 65,780; ETH is around 2,046.58, with an intraday high of 2,089.55 and a low of 2,018.59. Looking at this rhythm, both are experiencing upward pushes followed by downward pressure, indicating selling pressure above and that the market is still temporarily bearish.
On the four-hour chart, it now looks more like a correction after a decline rather than a strong reversal

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4.2 #BTC Trading Strategy
Currently, Bitcoin is oscillating around 67,200, with the current price near 67,200. From the market view, the highest rebound today reached 69,170 but failed to stabilize, then gradually declined back to around 67,109, indicating heavy selling pressure above. The short-term structure has shifted from a rebound to a weak consolidation after a sharp rise and pullback. At this position, it’s not suitable to view it as a strong upward trend; it more resembles a correction and consolidation after a high-level pullback.
Today’s key focus areas:
Upper resistance: 67,600—68

3.31 #BTC Trading Strategy
Currently, Bitcoin has returned to around 68,000 with sideways movement. The current price is around 67,950. From the market view, the price dipped to a low of 66,229 intraday and then quickly rebounded, with a high of 68,193. This indicates there is support below, but the upper side is also approaching the intraday resistance zone. So, this looks more like a rebound from a low point with a high-level tug-of-war, and it cannot yet be considered a strong bullish breakout.
Key zones to watch today:
Upper resistance: 68,000—68,200, with strong resistance at 68,500—69,0

3.30 #BTC Trading Strategy
Currently, Bitcoin is fluctuating around 60,000, with the current price roughly between 66,200 and 66,800. From the market perspective, after an initial rebound and surge, there was no continuation, followed by a decline again, indicating that selling pressure above still exists. Overall, the market remains in a weak structure with oscillatory correction.
At this position, it is not a reversal trend,
but a consolidation phase after a decline,
the rhythm still leans bearish, and the rebound is more for shorting opportunities.
Today’s key focus zones:
Upper resistance

3.29 #BTC Trading Strategy
Currently, Bitcoin is fluctuating around 66,500, with the current price near 66,500. From the market perspective, the highest rebound today reached 67,196 but failed to stabilize, then retreated to 65,949, indicating that selling pressure above remains significant. Overall, the short-term structure is still weak and oscillating, with rebounds mainly serving as corrections rather than reversals.
Key zones to watch today:
Upper resistance: 66,800—67,200, with strong resistance at 67,500—68,000;
Lower support: 66,200—65,950, with strong support at 65,500—65,000.
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3.27 #BTC Trading Strategy
Currently, Bitcoin is fluctuating around 69,000, with the current price between 68,800 and 69,200. From the market perspective, after spiking above 70,000 but failing to stabilize, it then pulled back, indicating that selling pressure above remains significant; support is seen around 68,000 on the downside. Overall, it’s a rebound after a high-level pullback and consolidation pattern.
At this position, it’s not a strong trending market but more like a tug-of-war after a high-level correction. It’s easy to get caught in long positions if chasing upward, and shorts sh

3.26 #BTC Trading Strategy
Bitcoin has rebounded back above 71,000 and is currently oscillating around 71,200. Intraday highs have reached 71,950, indicating short-term bulls have some pulling power, but selling pressure remains above, so we can't directly treat this as a unidirectional uptrend yet. At this position, it looks more like a high-level pullback after a rally. Chasing longs is prone to being shaken out, and chasing shorts requires waiting for better positioning.
Key focus levels today:
Upper resistance: 71,500—72,000, strong resistance: 72,200—72,800;
Lower support: 70,800—70,500,

3.25 #BTC Trading Strategy
Currently, Bitcoin is still oscillating around the 70,000 level, with price bouncing between 70,000—71,000. Multiple upside tests have failed to establish a foothold, indicating resistance remains; downside pullbacks also find support, overall it's a range-bound trading game unsuitable for emotional chasing rallies or panic selling.
Today's key focus zones:
Upper resistance 70,800—71,500, strong resistance 72,000—72,500;
Lower support 70,000—69,500, strong support 68,800—68,000.
Operationally, if price rallies to 70,800—71,500 and fails to push higher, consider ligh

3.24 #BTC Operating Zone
Currently, BTC is still oscillating repeatedly around the 70k level, with the current price roughly around 70,700 USD, and the 24-hour range approximately between 67,363—71,843. From the latest market view, 70k—71k is still the most fiercely contested zone between bulls and bears, and short-term moves appear more like shock corrections driven by news, not suitable for chasing positions. #中东局势引发全球市场暴跌
Today's Reference Zone:
Resistance Zone: 71,000—71,800
Strong Resistance: 72,000—72,800
Support Zone: 70,000—69,800
Strong Support: 68,500—67,300#特朗普向伊朗发出48小时最后通牒
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Once something happens in the Strait of Hormuz, oil prices spike, and inflation expectations will resurface. Then US stocks come under pressure, yields skyrocket, and the rate cuts everyone was waiting for could