Recently, many friends have been asking about how to operate in the market. Let's simply review the technical aspects of a few mainstream coins.

First, the overall market: U.S. stocks are slightly up, and the overall sentiment remains relatively stable.

Regarding BTC, it's quite interesting. It has been repeatedly testing around 90,500, and the critical support has not been broken, which is a typical consolidation pattern. Based on the current pace, this price level can be considered for long positions. If it dips back to 89,500, that would be a good opportunity to add to positions, with a stop loss set at 88,500. Looking upward, there should be significant resistance around 92,500.

ETH's situation is similar, also in a retracement phase. 3,080 is a relatively safe entry point. If it continues to fall, you can add positions at 3,050, with a stop at 3,030. The rebound target points toward around 3,200, which still offers decent room.

SOL is more complicated. Both longs and shorts are difficult to execute around 140, and it's easy to get caught. However, if it falls back to around 135, the probability of a long position winning increases. Conversely, consider reducing or shorting when it rebounds to around 145, as the risk-reward ratio will be clearer.

As for those small-cap tokens, honestly, I’m a bit scared of this wave; my confidence is indeed lacking. It’s safer to focus on mainstream coins.