Happy National Day, everyone. I’m Xinxuan. After the last update on aicoin, I monitored the market for a few days and didn’t share any new strategies yesterday—only offered some objective suggestions. If you were already bullish and read them, your psychological burden would have eased; if you were bearish, you’d have been more cautious and strengthened your defenses. Ultimately, aren’t the results our own responsibility? If I say I’m shorting, some people would blindly short or go in heavy. But if you followed the structures I drew, including the marked or suggested levels, you’d have either maximized your profits or minimized your losses.
Currently, our average Bitcoin entry is between 86,500 and 86,880, while Ethereum is around 2,650.
I’ll just give you the results. Bitcoin has posted eight consecutive four-hour green candles, Ethereum six. Bitcoin is heading for the late September high wick to test that level again; Ethereum hasn’t tested it yet, so it shouldn’t stop here. After the daily uptrend, we saw a four-hour consolidation and then a strengthening of the bulls, so I expect bulls will continue to squeeze the bears in the coming sessions.
Here are important Bitcoin levels to watch:
Support: 86,500, 85,300, 84,800, 83,500
Resistance: 87,500, 88,700, 90,000, 92,100
Ethereum support: 2,720, 2,680, 2,620
Ethereum resistance: 2,782, 2,814, 2,868, 2,912
All key short-term and mid-term levels have been included.
For aggressive strategies: Long Bitcoin at 86,500, add at 85,300, stop at 84,600.
For conservative strategies: Long at 85,800, add at 84,800, stop at 84,000.
For Ethereum, long at 2,738–2,750, add at 2,718, stop at 2,700.
Conservatively, long at 2,700, add or stop at 2,672, hard stop at 2,650.
If you want to short, you can refer to the round 88,000 level and the quadruple 8s at 88,888, but keep it light. Similarly, Ethereum can be shorted at 2,800, with small risk exposure.
In my opinion, the market needs one more leg up—the strength of that move will depend on momentum between 87,800 and 88,888. The above outlines a primarily bullish approach, which is also my personal bias. If you want to short, just take the opposite side of those levels. If you trigger an add-on entry, the first priority is to reduce risk and lighten your position, and then continue to operate around the key levels once you’ve reduced your exposure.
