Btc: You don't need to think too much about the inducement to buy more. It's hard to understand. The market decline has already taken shape.

When it first touched 58,000, I told you that it would rebound directly to around 61,000. In the subsequent adjustment, there was another increase from 57,000 to 59,800.

Then it continued to fall. At present, it has just broken and has not yet completed.

So don't worry about the longer-term rise or think too much. There will definitely be a stop and a bottom. Then through technology, we analyze that the subsequent 52,500 is the expected decline and a relatively strong support position. From a symmetrical perspective, the decline range and time are definitely not completely symmetrical.

Here we don't over-analyze, and then we can see through the K-line that the previous low of 56,050 has been broken. Logically, no matter how it rebounds later, the probability of setting a new low is very high.

This is our mid- and long-term thinking. From the short-term 15-minute level, if it falls back and probes twice, it is still possible to support it. It doesn't mean that you can go short directly now. The decline requires a process unless there is news stimulation. Now, 57500 is a suitable point to place a short order.

You can short when it rebounds to around 57500. 56050 and 55600 are short-term supports.

Short orders can be placed in batches with small positions and low multiples. The stop loss for long orders must not exceed 1%, which is $600. Moreover, long orders should be cautious. Short orders should follow the trend.

Eth: Support near 2350. If Bitcoin reaches 52500, Ethereum may reach around 2150.

Short-term support is 2380. You can place spot orders near 2150. 2406 is the rebound pressure. You should refer to Bitcoin as much as possible. Sol: Pressure near 136 and 137, support near 127. If the plunge point is referenced near 110.

Ordi: If 28.7 is not broken, it still means that the trend is strong. It may turn weak after breaking. Pressure at 31.5, support at 28.7.