Wednesday's Latest Bitcoin and Altcoin Strategy From the current market outlook, after the Bitcoin 4-hour chart formed four consecutive bearish candles to test the bottom, it suddenly gained momentum and surged upward, breaking through the middle band of the Bollinger Bands and a key resistance level. Although there was a slight pullback afterward, it remained above the middle band, indicating strong bullish support signals. Looking at the technical indicators, the three Bollinger Bands are beginning to turn upward, and the KDJ golden cross pattern is becoming more solid, which suggests that the previously weak bullish momentum is rapidly recovering. Currently, there is an effort to push toward the 90,000 level; failure to stabilize above 90,000 would indicate a bearish trend. Switching to the hourly chart, it shows a standard "two bullish candles engulfing one bearish candle" oscillating upward pattern. The divergence of the three Bollinger Bands is more evident than on the 4-hour chart, further confirming that the bullish force is still increasing. Bitcoin: Around 88,000, aiming for 90,000: Altcoins: Around 2,850, aiming for 3,050 key resistance. Personal opinion, for reference only, not investment advice!

#以太坊投资机会 Looking at this week's listed company crypto allocation data, there's a detail worth noting—the frequency of Ethereum's appearance is clearly increasing. Republic Technologies increased their ETH holdings by 742.4 ETH and also reserved $10 million for further purchases, indicating that institutional players are shifting from "Bitcoin only" to multi-asset allocation. Ethereum's investment logic is completely different from Bitcoin. Bitcoin is a treasury asset and a pure store of value; whereas ETH is more often viewed as a tool for infrastructure and business synergy—like Filecoin's increased holdings for mining collateral, which is a scenario-based, practically supported allocation. What does this mean for copy traders? It suggests that a type of trader emphasizing "institutional allocation logic" is worth paying close attention to. Their style tends to be medium- to long-term holding, focusing on fundamentals rather than short-term fluctuations, with rigorous risk management. If you are also a conservative investor, the position management and phased building strategies of these traders can be very valuable references. But don’t be blinded by institutional endorsement. While the data looks impressive and the increase scale is significant, the key is to consider their cost range and holding period. Institutions can hold steady, but retail traders copying these moves need to consider their own psychological resilience—there are no shortcuts to this.

12.31 Bitcoin Market Analysis Reference: Bitcoin rebounded after testing the 86,700 level yesterday, and the subsequent gains continued. During the day, the price rose to around 89,000 but faced resistance. On the 4-hour chart, the price tested the bottom near 86,750 with a long lower shadow, then consecutively closed with bullish candles and successfully broke through the EMA30 (88,025). Meanwhile, the MACD indicator's DIF has crossed above DEA to form a golden cross, and the histogram shifted from negative to positive, indicating a weakening short-term correction. On the daily chart, there have been three consecutive days of doji candles with long upper and lower shadows, reflecting short-term bullish and bearish struggle, but the closing price remains above the 88,000 level. The daily MACD is still below the zero line, but the green histogram continues to shrink. From the moving averages perspective, the price has broken through the 4-hour EMA7 (88,323) and EMA30, but the strong resistance around 90,000 near the daily EMA120 (98,697) remains. The trend continues in a wide-range oscillation pattern, but the short-term movement is quite volatile, with the price fluctuating within a 2,000-point range. The short-term trend is still consolidating within a sideways range, with weak corrections and no breakdown of support levels. Therefore, Mr. Coin advises traders to prepare accordingly. Upper resistance is near 90,000, and support is around 86,600. The range to watch is 86,000-89,000. In terms of trading strategy, it is recommended to trade high on dips and buy low on rebounds, mainly focusing on rebounds. 12.31 Bitcoin short-term trading ideas: Short positions at 89,800-98,800 with a stop at 9,200, target below 87,500; or long positions at 86,300-85,300 with a stop at 500, targeting above 87,300. 12.31 Ethereum short-term strategy reference: Light short at 3,075-3,025 with a 30-point stop, targeting below 2,980; or long positions at 2,881-2,931 with a 30-point stop, targeting above 2,960. There may be delays in article delivery. The strategy suggestions are for reference only. Market conditions change rapidly. Regardless of how confident you are in your market judgment, always manage your take-profit and stop-loss orders properly to secure profits.