Recent Trend Summary:
#BTC This month has fallen from a high of 72k to a fluctuating range of 65k-70k, affected by geopolitical tensions in the Middle East (Iran-related conflicts) + macro uncertainty, resulting in an overall decline in the total crypto market value to 2.29T, and the Fear & Greed index has fallen into "extreme fear".
However, $BTC is relatively strong, with 80% of the community bullish, and institutional ETF holdings remain solid (over 88 billion dollars), with major players like MSTR continuing to buy.
#ETH is weaker, having declined for 6 consecutive months (a sharp drop of nearly 20% in February), and while there was a slight rebound today, it is still under pressure in the 1950-2100 range, with the 2000 psychological level becoming critical. A head and shoulders pattern is emerging, with support below at 1830-1900 and resistance above at 2160-2180.
Technical + Fundamental Analysis:
$BTC : Weekly RSI is oversold (historical bottom signal), with a firm bottom at 65k-66k; breaking 70k could lead to a bullish continuation. Analyst Tom Lee says, "A rebound in March is imminent," and in the long term may outperform gold! ETH: Last week saw a net inflow of 23.5 million dollars into ETFs, and upgrades + staking remain long-term catalysts, but in the short term must hold the trend line or risk testing 1320. My view:
Short-term risk aversion dominates; I suggest accumulating BTC on dips (adding near 65k) and observing key support at $ETH . If geopolitical tensions ease + expectations of Fed rate cuts materialize, a rebound in March is very likely! The long-term bullish logic remains unchanged (institutional entry + post-halving cycle). What do you think? Should we continue to hold or increase BTC positions? Feel free to discuss in the comments.
#BTC This month has fallen from a high of 72k to a fluctuating range of 65k-70k, affected by geopolitical tensions in the Middle East (Iran-related conflicts) + macro uncertainty, resulting in an overall decline in the total crypto market value to 2.29T, and the Fear & Greed index has fallen into "extreme fear".
However, $BTC is relatively strong, with 80% of the community bullish, and institutional ETF holdings remain solid (over 88 billion dollars), with major players like MSTR continuing to buy.
#ETH is weaker, having declined for 6 consecutive months (a sharp drop of nearly 20% in February), and while there was a slight rebound today, it is still under pressure in the 1950-2100 range, with the 2000 psychological level becoming critical. A head and shoulders pattern is emerging, with support below at 1830-1900 and resistance above at 2160-2180.
Technical + Fundamental Analysis:
$BTC : Weekly RSI is oversold (historical bottom signal), with a firm bottom at 65k-66k; breaking 70k could lead to a bullish continuation. Analyst Tom Lee says, "A rebound in March is imminent," and in the long term may outperform gold! ETH: Last week saw a net inflow of 23.5 million dollars into ETFs, and upgrades + staking remain long-term catalysts, but in the short term must hold the trend line or risk testing 1320. My view:
Short-term risk aversion dominates; I suggest accumulating BTC on dips (adding near 65k) and observing key support at $ETH . If geopolitical tensions ease + expectations of Fed rate cuts materialize, a rebound in March is very likely! The long-term bullish logic remains unchanged (institutional entry + post-halving cycle). What do you think? Should we continue to hold or increase BTC positions? Feel free to discuss in the comments.