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#BinanceABCs Recently, Bitcoin and Ethereum's movements have really made people love and hate them at the same time. Usually, they are stagnant, unmoving, but when the market arrives, they suddenly surge or crash violently, and they especially like to cause trouble in the middle of the night. Under this rhythm, ordinary traders simply can't profit by reaction speed—losses come quickly.
To put it simply, this is a direct manifestation of liquidity shortage. The market depth is insufficient, and large funds entering and exiting easily impact prices. To achieve stable profits in such an environment, simply watching the charts is not enough—one must learn restraint and patience, wait for the right opportunities. Sometimes, the best trade is to do nothing and wait for high-probability signals before acting.
From a technical perspective, Bitcoin still maintains a bullish outlook in this wave. Consider long positions in the 88900-89100 range, with the upper target around 91400; for Ethereum, the 3090-3120 zone is a relatively safe entry point, with a target near 3256. The key is to be patient and not be led astray by short-term fluctuations.
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