ETH currently $1772, up 0.6% over the past 24h. ETH/BTC is 0.0281, with a market cap share of 9.4%.
From a technical perspective, ETH looks healthy on the daily timeframe, with moving averages in a bullish alignment. Key levels: support at $1722, resistance at $1839.
Trading plan: Place a long order at $1733, set stop-loss at $1705, and take-profit at $1852. If it runs up directly without a pullback, after breaking above $1843, wait for a retest confirmation before chasing. Don’t buy the breakout high—don’t hold through drawdowns.
It's been the 8th year of trading coins—let me say a couple of things. BTC at $63.2K: not cheap, but also not expensive. It’s up 0.6% in the past 24 hours.
If you lived through the 2018 bear market, you know this: when BTC drops 80%, it can still recover. But when alts drop 90%, they often never come back. So 70% of my position is in BTC.
Buy in slowly at this level—no rush. Remember: in a bear market, stack coins; in a bull market, stack U. Don’t go all-in when you’re FOMO-ing, and don’t cut losses in panic.
ETH at the $1769 level has intense long/short tug-of-war, with the bulls holding a slight edge.
ETH’s market cap accounts for 9.4%. If ETH ETFs continue to see inflows, the share could return to 18%+. In the short term, ETH’s price action still depends on BTC—if BTC doesn’t crash, there’s an opportunity.
Trade plan: On a pullback to the $1733-$1724 range, build positions in batches. Set a unified stop-loss at $1694. Reduce half of the position near $1848, and keep the rest aiming for $1892.
One sentence: The trend is bullish; pullbacks are buying opportunities.
This bull run is different—ETFs are locked up, miners are holding back their supply, and exchange balances are at new lows. Supply keeps tightening while demand is exploding.
Strategy: Hold the spot position steadily—don’t mess with it. Only chase with contracts after a confirmed breakout. Don’t trade frequently, don’t hold on to losing positions, and don’t follow the crowd.
ETH is currently $1772, up 0.1% in the past 24h. BTC/ETH exchange rate is 0.0281, and ETH market cap accounts for 9.4%.
At this exchange-rate level, ETH appears undervalued versus BTC, with room for a catch-up rally.
Trading idea: Go long near $1745 on ETH, set a stop loss at $1710, and targets at $1834 / $1878. If it breaks below $1719 on heavy volume, then wait and don’t rush to buy.
It's been the 8th year of playing with coins, so let me say a couple of things. BTC $63.1K at this level isn't cheap, but it isn't expensive either; the past 24h saw a rise of 0.1%.
Anyone who went through the 2018 bear market understands: when BTC drops 80%, it can still bounce back, but when alts drop 90%, they usually never fully come back. That's why 70% of my position is in BTC.
Buy slowly at this level—no rush. Remember: in a bear market, stack coins; in a bull market, stack U. Don't go all-in during FOMO, and don't cut losses in panic.
Today, ETH is ranging around $1773, with the past 24 hours showing a 0.0% gain. ETH market cap accounts for 9.4%.
The ETH/BTC exchange rate is near 0.0281. In the previous cycle, this level was typically the night before ETH kicked off. If BTC can hold steady, ETH will most likely see an independent move.
Strategy: Initiate a light long position near the current price. Set a stop loss at $1702. First target: $1844. Second target: $1914. Keep position sizing within 30% and add only after a confirmed breakout.
BTC $63.2K, surge 0.1%. Remember one number: 21 million.
The Fed's printing press keeps running, so BTC’s scarcity will never be diluted. At this price, it’s still early—global adoption is only around 5%.
Look at those still agonizing over entry and exit points—there’s only one strategy for a real BTC holder: buy and hold. A short-term pullback? That’s a chance to add more. Fiat going to zero is mathematically inevitable; BTC going to zero is physically impossible.
ETH is still building momentum. Current price is $1777, up 0.5% in the past 24 hours.
Market cap share is 9.4%. Based on the ETH/BTC ratio of 0.0281, ETH is starting to strengthen, and signals for the altcoin season are becoming increasingly clear.
My ETH trading plan: Support at $1724 and resistance at $1849. If the pullback tests support without breaking, add to the position. If it breaks above resistance, chase the long. Set the stop-loss at $1698. If it doesn’t break, don’t force it—be patient and wait for the right opportunity.
I've been trading for the eighth year—let me say a couple of things. BTC at $63.4K is not cheap, but it’s not expensive either. It’s up 0.7% in the past 24 hours.
Anyone who went through the 2018 bear market understands this: when BTC drops 80%, it can still bounce back—but when altcoins drop 90%, they often never fully return. So I keep 70% of my position in BTC.
Buy slowly from this level; there’s no rush. Remember: in a bear market, accumulate coins; in a bull market, accumulate U. Don’t go all-in when FOMO hits, and don’t cut losses when you’re panicking.
ETH is currently $1775, up 0.2% over the past 24 hours. The ETH/BTC exchange rate is 0.0281, and its market cap share is 9.4%.
Technically, ETH looks healthy on the daily timeframe, with moving averages in a bullish alignment. Key levels: support at $1725, resistance at $1842.
Trading plan: place a long order at $1736, set stop-loss at $1707, and take-profit at $1855. If it rallies straight up without pulling back, only go after a breakout above $1846 followed by a pullback and confirmation. Don’t chase higher, and don’t hold through losses.
One sentence: The trend is bullish; pullbacks are opportunities to add.
This bull run is different—ETF inflows are locking funds, miners are holding back, and exchange balances are at new lows. Supply continues to tighten while demand is surging.
Strategy: Hold your spot position steadily—don’t tinker. For futures, wait for breakout confirmation before chasing. Avoid frequent trading, don’t “hold and suffer,” and don’t follow the crowd.
Today, ETH is ranging around $1767, with a 24h pullback of 0.2%. ETH’s market cap accounts for 9.4%.
The ETH/BTC rate is around 0.0280. In the previous cycle, this level was typically the night before ETH kicked off. If BTC can hold steady, ETH will most likely see a wave of independent momentum.
Strategy: Build a small long position near the current price. Set a stop loss at $1696, with the first target at $1837 and the second target at $1908. Keep position sizing within 30% and add only after a confirmed breakout.
Big pancake $63.0K—steady as anything, with a market cap of $1263B.
This cycle is completely different from the previous ones—institutions are buying, ETFs are absorbing, and sovereign funds are allocating. Every pullback has money propping it up, so it can’t really fall.
Global M2 is still expanding, and BTC is the best inflation hedge. Don’t get scared off by short-term fluctuations—open up your perspective. Anything below $59.9K is basically free money. DCA investors, keep executing.
ETH at the $1768 level is seeing intense long-versus-short competition, with the bears slightly ahead.
ETH's market cap share is 9.4%. If ETH ETFs continue to see inflows, the share could rise back to 18%+. In the short term, ETH’s direction still depends on BTC’s mood—if BTC doesn’t crash, there’s a chance.
Trade plan: On a pullback to the $1733-$1724 range, build positions in batches. Set a unified stop loss at $1694. Trim half of the position at $1848, and keep the rest to see how it performs at $1892.
Big Pancake $63.2K—steady as can be, with a market cap of $1265B.
This cycle is completely different from the previous ones—institutional players are buying, ETFs are absorbing, and sovereign funds are allocating. FOMO has only just started; there are still large amounts of capital that haven’t entered the market yet.
Global M2 is still expanding, and BTC is the best inflation hedge. Don’t be scared off by short-term volatility—keep your eyes on the bigger picture. Below $60.0K is basically free money—DCA believers, keep executing.
ETH at the $1769 level has intense long/short game, and the bears are pressing it.
ETH's market cap share is 9.4%. If the ETH ETF continues to see inflows, the share could return to 18%+. In the short term, ETH's movement still depends on how BTC performs—if BTC doesn’t break down, ETH has a chance.
Strategy: On pullbacks to the $1734–$1725 range, build positions in batches. Place a unified stop-loss at $1695. Reduce half of the position above $1849; keep the rest aimed at $1893.
BTC is back to $63.2K—down 0.2% in the past 24 hours.
Think about three things: 1) The U.S. Bitcoin strategic reserve bill is advancing; 2) More countries are including BTC in their FX reserves; 3) When Wall Street institutions raise their allocation from 1% to 3%, that’s a trillion-level incremental demand.
Once any of these three comes to fruition, BTC won’t be at this price anymore. Every pullback right now is the starting point for a future doubling. Hold on—don’t get shaken out of the ride.
BTC currently $63.1K, 24h pullback 0.21%; ETH $1770 retests down 0.48%. Today the market sentiment is bearish, and funds are rotating through a few targets including $ANSEM, $PENGU , and $MON .
My take: BTC is still within an upward channel on the daily chart. As long as it doesn’t break below $61.6K, the short-term trend remains unchanged. Overhead resistance is $64.7K; if it breaks out, look for $66.3K.
For execution, I’m inclined to hold spot and stay put; wait for a pullback before entering contracts. If ETH breaks above $1806, you can chase; stop loss is $1717.
BTC currently $63.3K, with a 24h pullback of 0.04%. ETH $1780 retraces 0.11%. Today, market sentiment is bearish; funds are rotating among $ANSEM, $MON , and $BONK .
My take: BTC is still moving within an upward channel on the daily chart. As long as it doesn’t break below $61.8K, the short-term trend remains unchanged. Resistance is at $64.9K; a breakout could target $66.5K.
In terms of execution, I lean toward holding spot and not changing positions; I’ll consider entering contracts after the pullback. For ETH: if it breaks above $1815, you can chase; stop loss at $1726.