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I thought $ENJ was still on a strong run, but recently I noticed it has dropped by half. It's clear that ENJ hasn't finished its move yet, and I believe there's a high probability we'll see another wave!

You can set a long position around 0.043; if it holds at this level, it's likely to be a guaranteed win!

ETH is still a buy in the range of 2266. The first take-profit zone is between 2322-2342, followed by 2356-2380. Use 2244 and 2222 as backup accumulation points; don't make a move until we hit those levels, and defend at 2200. After a breakout above 2316, you can market buy (this will be a right-side trading strategy).

The only way to make big gains with small funds:

1: Keep your drawdown tight; preserving your capital is survival;
2: Maximize with compounding, let that small snowball grow bigger;
3: Heavy positions at key levels + timely rollovers, when you see the setup, go for it!

There’s no other way to trade. It's not about gambling everything on luck, but about the iron rules of surviving and scaling up. Stay disciplined, brothers.

Current outlook on $BTC

The references are marked on the chart; it's just a matter of whether the price will perform according to the script given by the bull. The levels provided below can be referenced over the past week, and any changes will be shared with you all right away.

If we can hold steady around 76500, it’s time to jump in and go long, targeting 78000.

Then, at 78000, flip and short, targeting 74500.

$DOGE may be late to the party, but it’s here!
$BTC has been holding steady around $70K for nearly a month, bouncing back and forth around $80K,
while $DOGE has suddenly gone hard, with several retests hovering around $0.1,
and the lows are actually getting higher.
Today marks a formal breakout above $0.1; I’m not asking for a massive pump, just a solid hold will do!
On this day, humanity finally remembers the fear ruled by the MEME OG.

短线上只要我不做空，那一定代表空头下跌动能不强，下跌动能不强，那么它升级调整的预期就低，升级调整的预期低，那么小级别指标一走强，空单的利润就容易被回吐、被反杀。我不是死多头，也不是死空头，只要一确立近期趋势是多占主导还是空占主导，我才会主打哪一块。4月除了反弹最高点79400上下高空一下，其它小空单懒得开，因为没利润。而逢低做多，不说赚麻，利润空间起码完全碾压空单。
目前7.5-7.9w范围里，78800以下开空的优势都不大，也没必要空，因为78800离75000满打满算也才3800点，而78000下方的77000就是一个拦路虎，你看前几天一直都跌不破77000，前晚好不容易跌破，一天就收了上来，然后75750是一个支撑。收到7.7w上来，再回踩76300附近也有支撑，你想一口吃个3k点的下跌空间都非常难，而且满打满算跌满且你接空在最高点、止盈在最低点才行。

btc intraday resistance at 76950, once broken, we shift to a long position. Plus, a golden cross is about to form on the 4-hour chart, and the 6-hour golden cross is also on the way. The 8 and 12-hour timeframes have already stopped the dip and are gearing up to head up. It's crazy that some folks are still daring to short; that's just wild. Don't they fear getting wrecked? Going against the trend, I've never seen anyone end up in a good spot, whether it's a short-term trend or a mid-term trend. You’d be better off in cash right now than thinking you can short just because you believe a bounce will definitely drop.

Since April 6th, every little pullback on the chart (within the daily timeframe) isn’t really a drop; it’s just an opportunity for you to re-enter. You gotta keep your mindset sharp— not every dip is a real dip, just like not all milk is the premium stuff.

The market action during this period has been pretty straightforward. Throughout April, besides the few high short positions I mentioned at 78400, 79400 and 2394, 2440, did I suggest anyone to open shorts while the price was dropping? Absolutely not. Since the 7th, we’ve established a low long strategy for short to mid-term trades, and that’s not something we’re changing lightly; it’s a matter of strategic direction. How could we possibly alter our approach due to minor adjustments on the hourly charts?

On Monday, with the price of $BTC pulling back, this situation was pretty much expected. We've been talking about this lately; even though Bitcoin's price has rebounded nicely, driving spot ETF purchases, most new users are still leaning towards pure financial investments and short-term trading. So when the price drops, you'll see some investors start to exit the market.

This is totally normal, especially from the data perspective. On Monday, the main players exiting were Fidelity investors, who tend to chase the highs and lows more aggressively. For now, BlackRock investors haven't shown any changes.

The logic of the bull market has changed long ago.

In 2021, ETH rode the DeFi wave to the top; it was a frenzy of tech narratives, with hundredx coins sprouting everywhere.

In 2024-2025, SOL and BNB carried the Meme narrative, creating a wealth effect that was off the charts. Yet, that Ethereum, which has always insisted that "technology changes the world," is facing a first-time failure to break new highs in this bull market.

Some say Ethereum's moat is still intact. But the reality is, while other chains are scrambling to capitalize on the hype and harness human emotion, it's still stuck in the mud refining its tech.

Bull markets never belong to those who cling to ideals; they only belong to the sectors that can generate buzz and ignite emotions.

Ethereum's technological edge has long been overshadowed by the efficiency, cost, and narratives of newer chains.

Can it hit new highs in the next bull run? I see it as doubtful.

Stop fumbling around with all those random altcoins; steer clear of pump-and-dump coins and low-cap speculative junk!

Just stack up on Bitcoin and keep an eye on the overall trend of the US stock market to catch the big picture vibes.

Whether this bull run is just kicking off or the market is about to explode, the smart money will always flow into the BTC, creating a siphoning effect.

During this choppy market phase, focus solely on Bitcoin; don't get greedy or over-leveraged—it's the most solid, rational, and savvy investment choice right now.

Doge's mid-term trend presents a clear opportunity for substantial profits. It's highly likely that during the four weeks of May, it will hit its resistance level around 0.1250 (with an interim resistance at 0.1060, and a potential pullback to support around 0.1020). Currently, at a price near 0.09950, if you open a position with 1000u and close at 0.1250, you could rake in about 11,000u in profits (a whopping 36x). Mid-term trends require a time-for-space exchange to maximize and stabilize profits, but they're best suited for low to mid leverage; a liquidation threshold below 0.085 is ideal, while entering between 0.09750 and 0.09660, with a stop-loss set around 0.09500.

For the long-term trend (only relative to the mid-term), if it can hold above 0.1060, we could see it push towards 0.1425.

ETH Quick Analysis

Currently focusing on critical support at 2273. If this level holds, there's still a chance for bulls on the daily chart. Key resistance overhead at 2380.

2330 is a pivotal level where support and resistance swap roles. Yesterday morning, we saw a pump that broke through 2400, but unfortunately, it couldn't hold and dropped a hundred points. Last night, there was a fakeout before dipping below 2300, and we're currently trying to hold above 2300. If we can break and hold above 2330 today, the bullish edge remains intact, and there’s still a chance for a new high 💪

If 2273 breaks again, it would be a heavy blow for the bulls 💔 and we’d need to re-strategize.

Many traders, after a crash, first react by cursing the market, blaming the whales, and doubting themselves, yet they never realize: what truly destroys you are those unseen limiting beliefs within.
What you think is "rational trading" is actually being controlled by subconscious obsessions:
You know that a stop-loss is your lifeline, yet you still think, "I can hold on, it will bounce back"—the essence is your fear of accepting the shame of "being wrong"; afraid that unrealized losses will turn into real hits to your wallet;
You know that trading light is key for longevity, yet you are always lured by the temptation of heavy bets for quick profits—at the core, you feel scarcity inside, wanting to flip your account in one trade, looking down on steady, slower gains;
You know that being out of the market is a skill, yet you can't help but trade every day—deep down, you fear missing out, believing that not making a move is wasting opportunities, your anxiety forces you to jump in blindly.
These beliefs aren't something you consciously formed, but rather they are ingrained in you from decades of life experience, early memories, and trading setbacks, gradually etched into your neural pathways. Just like you are used to writing with your left hand, suddenly being asked to use your right feels awkward—it's not that you can't do it, it's that the old habits are too stubborn.
Even scarier is that these limiting beliefs can create "self-fulfilling prophecies": if you believe holding a losing position will lead to recovery, you will keep holding it until liquidation; if you believe you are destined to lose, you will hesitate in your trades, unable to hold onto winning positions, cutting losses at the worst points.

My take on the crypto scene right now boils down to three points.

1. This industry isn't going anywhere.

As long as Bitcoin is alive, and as long as on-chain assets, stablecoins, and trading demand exist, this industry will continue to thrive. It won't just go to zero because of a bear market, regulatory changes, or a shift in narratives.

2. The chances to make big bucks in crypto have definitely shrunk.

It's not that there are no opportunities left, but the days of easy gains, blind luck, and buying anything that skyrockets are pretty much over.

Now, we're looking at more structural opportunities, and even then, they're often reserved for a select few.

If regular folks keep rolling with the old-school mindset of faith-based investing, chasing dreams, and going all-in, the risk-reward ratio is already pretty low.

3. Bitcoin and a few core assets are still worth a position.

But holding is one thing, faith is another.

You can hold, you can participate, and you can include it in your asset portfolio.
But you can't approach it with the past mindset of 'this is the only shot at wealth' or 'if you don't buy, you have no future.'

Overall expectations need to be dialed down.

In the early days, the odds were high, and the margin for error was vast.
But this industry has been around for about 17 or 18 years now and is maturing rapidly.

Volatility remains, stories continue, and there will still be localized opportunities.
But those extraordinary gains aren't going to come as easily anymore.

So, my stance isn't bearish on crypto.

It's more about shifting it from 'the only path to changing your fate' back to 'just one sector in asset allocation.'

It's still important, but it shouldn't be idolized or fantasized.

The ceiling for animal-themed memes is Pepe (soft cap, hard cap dog).
The ceiling for political memes is Pnut (soft cap, hard cap Trump).
The ceiling for Binance-themed memes is Binance life.
One major reason why memes are getting harder to play is that a valuation system has already formed.
Previously, there was no valuation system, and everyone was just dreaming wildly.
Before, VC coins were similar; public chains and Layer 2 projects could dream up hundreds of billions, but as the valuation system improved, the ceiling for new projects has become lower, because everyone now uses existing projects as benchmarks.

BTC is struggling to push up within a major divergence structure, while there are multiple bearish divergences on the lower timeframes. The composite resistance structure above is still intact. Bulls are primarily waiting for a dip to seize opportunities, while bears should watch for breakout retests or entry points after a second rally. Relevant price levels are as follows:

Intraday levels:
Aggressive support 77050-76780 (quick in and out on a slight decline, valid for 9 hours)
Short-term support 75999-74888 (monitor for a 1:2 quick in and out)
Short-term resistance 80310-81424

Reserved reference (not within the current range):
Second support 73050-72218 (emergency dip reference, quick in and out)
Second resistance 85648-86923

Binance Life
It has already broken the downtrend line, with the bottom rising and the highs continuously climbing,
a classic bullish wedge.