Today ETH is consolidating and ranging around $1586, rising 0.7% over the past 24 hours. ETH’s market cap share is 8.9%.
The ETH/BTC rate is hovering near 0.0267. In the previous cycle, this level was typically the eve of when ETH started its run. If BTC can hold steady, ETH will very likely have a round of independent price action.
Strategy: Build a small long position near the current price. Set a stop loss at $1522. The first target is $1649, and the second target is $1713. Keep position sizing within 30%, and add only after a confirmed breakout.
Big pancake $59.4K—rock-solid, in a league of its own, with a market cap of $1190B.
This cycle is completely different from the previous ones—institutions are buying, ETFs are absorbing, and sovereign funds are allocating. Every pullback has capital backing it up, so it won’t drop.
Global M2 is still expanding, and BTC is the best inflation hedge. Don’t get scared off by short-term volatility—open up the bigger picture. Below $56.5K is basically handing out money; DCA believers, keep executing.
ETH is still building momentum. Current price is $1591, with a 24h rise of 0.7%.
Market cap share is 8.9%. Judging from the ETH/BTC ratio of 0.0268, ETH is starting to strengthen, and the signals for an altcoin season are becoming increasingly clear.
My ETH trading plan: support at $1543 and resistance at $1654. If the pullback does not break the support, I will add to the position. If it breaks above the resistance, I will chase the long. My stop-loss will be set at $1519 for both scenarios. If it doesn’t break, don’t force it—wait patiently for the opportunity.
It’s been the 8th year of trading. Let me say a couple of things.
At this BTC $59.5K level, the value is extremely high—there’s been a 0.9% pullback in the past 24 hours.
Anyone who went through the 2018 bear market knows this: when BTC drops 80%, it can still rise back. But when most altcoins drop 90%, they often never really come back. So 70% of my position is in Bitcoin (the big pie).
Buy slowly at this level—no rush. Remember: in a bear market, accumulate coins; in a bull market, accumulate (USDT/fiat, i.e., U). Don’t go all-in when FOMO hits, and don’t cut losses when you’re panicking.
ETH is currently $1589, up 0.6% over the past 24h. The ETH/BTC ratio is 0.0268, with a market cap share of 8.9%.
Technically, ETH’s daily chart looks healthy, with multiple moving averages in a bullish arrangement. Key levels: support at $1545, resistance at $1650.
Trading plan: place a long at $1554, set stop-loss at $1529, and take profit at $1661. If it directly rallies without a pullback, after a breakout above $1653, wait for a retracement and confirmation before pursuing. Don’t chase price higher, and don’t hold through unfavorable moves.
Big pie $59.5K, rock-solid, just steady as can be, with a market cap of $1190B.
This cycle is completely different from the previous ones—institutions are buying, ETFs are accumulating, and sovereign funds are allocating. Every pullback is backed by capital, so it won’t drop.
Global M2 is still expanding, and BTC is the best inflation hedge. Don’t get scared off by short-term volatility—see the bigger picture. Anything below $56.5K is basically free money—DCA believers, keep executing.
Woke up, had a quick look: BTC $59.5K (-0.7%), ETH $1591 (+0.9%). Today, $ANSEM, $AI , and $SOL are among the ones moving relatively strongly.
On the macro front, there’s nothing major negative. In the short term, the market is still in a choppy-to-bearish pattern. BTC’s key support is $58.3K—if that breaks, be careful. Overhead, $61.3K is a dense trading zone; once it reaches there, you can consider trimming first.
My strategy: keep 50% position unchanged, and use the remaining 50% for swing trades. Take profit at $61.2K, stop loss at $58.2K.
ETH current $1591, up 0.7% in the past 24h. BTC/ETH exchange rate is 0.0267, with ETH’s market cap share at 8.9%.
At this exchange-rate level, ETH appears relatively undervalued versus BTC, with room for a catch-up rally.
Trading idea: Go long near ETH $1567, stop-loss at $1536, targets $1647 / $1687. If it breaks below $1544 on high volume, then wait and don’t rush to catch the dip.
Big pancake $59.6K—rock solid, holding strong, with a market cap of $1192B.
This cycle is completely different from the last few—institutions are buying, ETFs are accumulating, and sovereign funds are allocating. Every pullback has money propping it up, so it doesn’t drop.
Global M2 is still expanding, and BTC is the best inflation hedge. Don’t get scared off by short-term volatility—open up your perspective. Below $56.6K is basically free money. DCA believers, keep executing.
ETH is currently at $1587, up 0.2% in the past 24 hours. The BTC/ETH exchange rate is 0.0267, and ETH’s market cap share is 8.9%.
At this exchange-rate level, ETH is relatively undervalued versus BTC, with room for a catch-up rally.
Trading idea: Go long near $1563 for ETH, set a stop loss at $1531, and targets at $1642 / $1682. If it breaks below $1539 on increased volume, then wait and don’t rush to buy the dip.
Big pancake $59.6K—rock solid, steady as can be, with a market cap of $1192B.
This cycle is completely different from the previous ones—institutional players are buying, ETFs are absorbing, and sovereign funds are allocating. Every pullback has funds backing it up, and it won’t drop further.
Global M2 is still expanding, and BTC is the best hedge against inflation. Don’t let short-term volatility scare you off—keep the bigger picture in mind. Anything below $56.6K is basically giving money away. DCA believers, keep executing.
This market action is a bit interesting. BTC has been grinding around $59.5K for a while, and it’s still ranging today, with a 24h pullback of 0.78%.
As for ETH, it’s tracking up by 0.46%. Meanwhile, altcoins like $ANSEM, $AI , and $HYPE have attracted some hidden accumulation. If BTC can break above $60.4K with increased volume, the altcoin season could be here.
Trading suggestion: Build a base position near the current BTC price, and set your stop-loss at $58.1K. For ETH, buy on a pullback to $1565, targeting $1653. Test with small altcoin positions—don’t go in heavy.
ETH currently $1587, up 0.6% in 24h. BTC/ETH exchange rate 0.0267, and ETH market cap share 8.9%.
At this exchange-rate level, ETH is relatively undervalued versus BTC, with room for a catch-up move.
Trading idea: Go long near $1564 for ETH. Stop loss at $1532. Targets are $1643 / $1683. If it breaks below $1540 on high volume, wait and see first—don’t rush to buy the dip.
One sentence: Short-term pressure, but the long-term trend remains unchanged.
This bull run is different—ETF lockups, miners are reluctant to sell, and exchange balances are at new lows. Supply remains tightening, while demand is about to surge.
Action: Hold spot positions steadily and don’t meddle. Only consider contract trades after bottom signals appear. Don’t trade frequently, don’t hold leveraged positions through stress, and don’t follow the crowd.
ETH is currently $1585, up 1.2% in the past 24h. The BTC/ETH exchange rate is 0.0267, and ETH’s market cap share is 8.9%.
At this exchange-rate level, ETH is relatively undervalued versus BTC, with room for a catch-up move.
Trading plan: Go long near $1561 for ETH, set a stop loss at $1530, and targets at $1641 / $1680. If it breaks below $1538 with increased volume, then step aside and don’t rush to buy in.
BTC $59.4K, a 0.2% pullback. Remember one number: 21 million.
The Federal Reserve’s money-printing machine never stops, 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 obsessing over entry and exit points—there’s only one strategy for true BTC holders: buy and hold. A short-term pullback? It’s a chance to add more. Fiat going to zero is a mathematical certainty; BTC going to zero is physically impossible.
BTC currently $59.4K, 24h pullback 0.4%, ETH $1586 up 1.05% alongside. Today market sentiment is bearish; funds are rotating among $AI , $PENGU , and $ANSEM.
My view: BTC is still within an uptrend channel on the daily chart. As long as it doesn’t fall below $57.9K, the short-term trend remains unchanged. Resistance is at $60.9K; a breakout would look to $62.4K.
In terms of strategy, I’m inclined to hold spot and not make moves; wait for a pullback before entering with contracts. If ETH breaks above $1618, you can chase, with a stop loss at $1538.
There is intense long-vs-short competition for ETH around the $1586 level, with the bulls having a slight advantage.
ETH’s market cap accounts for 8.9%. If ETH ETFs continue to see inflows, the share could return to 18%+. In the short term, ETH’s trend still depends on how BTC performs—if BTC doesn’t crash, ETH has a chance.
Strategy: On pullbacks to the $1554-$1546 range, scale in with positions. Set a unified stop-loss at $1519. Reduce half of the position at $1657; the remainder should target $1697.
Big pancake $59.6K—rock solid, truly steady, with a market cap of $1193B.
This cycle is completely different from the previous ones—institutions are buying, ETFs are absorbing, and sovereign funds are allocating. Every pullback has capital propping it up, so it won’t drop further.
Global M2 is still expanding, and BTC is the best inflation hedge. Don’t get scared off by short-term volatility—open up the bigger picture. Below $56.6K is basically free money; DCA believers should keep executing.
ETH is currently $1583, up 0.3% in the past 24h. BTC/ETH is 0.0266, and ETH’s market cap dominance is 8.9%.
At this exchange-rate level, ETH is relatively undervalued versus BTC, with room for a catch-up move.
Trading idea: Go long near $1559 for a target of $1638 / $1678, with a stop loss at $1527. If it breaks below $1535 on increased volume, then wait and don’t rush to jump in.