Afternoon Analysis Currently, Bitcoin remains in a high-level oscillation pattern, with bulls and bears fiercely contesting around the 70,000 level. There is no clear directional trend at the moment. On the daily chart, the downward momentum has weakened, but the upward push also lacks sustained strength. Overall, the price is trading within a range with resistance above and support below, repeatedly fluctuating within this zone. Until a confirmed breakout occurs, maintain a range-bound trading approach and avoid chasing rallies or panic selling. In the short term, resistance is around 71,000–71,500. If the price encounters resistance at this level, consider short positions with targets around 69,000–69,500. For the secondary Bitcoin, consider short positions near 2,150–2,180, with targets around 2,000–2,030.

Crypto界 News: According to a tweet from Coin Bureau, on March 25th, Bitcoin spot ETF saw a net inflow of $7.81 million, but the $70.71 million outflow led by BlackRock's IBIT offset market demand; Ethereum ETF experienced six consecutive days of fund outflows, with BlackRock's ETHA alone seeing a single-day outflow of $33.42 million.

$ETH showing strength — I'm seeing a shakeout before continuation I'm watching this move closely. That sharp drop looks like liquidity grab, not trend breakdown. Why I'm still bullish: Strong move earlier toward 2.2K confirms demand Dump was aggressive → typical stop hunt Price reacting near 2.1K support Structure still not fully broken How it's possible: Market needed liquidity. Fast drop = weak hands out → smart money reloads lower. Now price stabilizing = setup for bounce. Trade Setup: Entry: 2,100 – 2,130 Target: 2,200 – 2,280 Stop Loss: 2,050 Plan: I'm buying the reaction zone after the flush. If buyers step in here → quick reclaim toward highs. If support fails → I cut, no emotions. Final take: I'm expecting a bounce play first, then continuation if momentum returns. Let’s go and trade now $ETH ‌