Tuesday, Trump’s blockade order expires, and the market rebounds strongly

Last night at 10 PM, Trump’s blockade order now appears to have already expired. A new round of negotiations between the U.S. and Iran will be held on a later date. After daybreak, global markets entered “dashboard mode.” Gold, U.S. stocks, and crypto rebounded, while crude oil and the U.S. dollar fell sharply. By the close, the S&P 500 had recovered all losses since the Iran war. Closely monitor the final outcome of the negotiations.

The estimated declines in the Asia and Europe sessions likely won’t be too large, so don’t get greedy in the short term. Once market sentiment picks up, it’s not something that technical structure can be compared to. For friends holding short positions, either add positions at double or triple size to raise the average entry price, then get a pullback with a needle-like dip intraday—take a small loss or exit flat/breakeven. Keep liquidation/forced liquidation control above 7.9w. Remember: don’t be greedy—don’t hesitate.

Big Cake (Bitcoin): Short by referencing the 74,400–74,900 area. Target 73,200. If it doesn’t break, then reverse and go long.

Ether (Ethereum): Short by referencing the 2,370–2,395 area. Target 2,300. If it doesn’t break, then reverse and go long.

At this point, it’s impossible to chase price up directly. Just like what I pointed out yesterday—that not chasing the “floor” short is the same logic. First, absorb the space for retracement. Once it moves down, you’ll have the initiative to choose whether to go long. Chasing pumps and selling dips is always a big taboo.#加密市场回升