#CryptoMarketsDipSlightly
Cryptocurrency markets have been drawing investors' attention with a slight pullback in recent days. This decline appears to be influenced by macroeconomic factors such as geopolitical tensions, the sharp rise in oil prices, and disappointment in U.S. employment data. For instance, Bitcoin's price briefly dipped below $67,000 before showing signs of recovery, while the overall market cap experienced a loss of around $35 billion and held steady at the $2.36 trillion level. This situation parallels the sell-off wave in the broader technology sector; weakness in earning

Ethereum, during the weekend phase, generally maintained a sideways downward trend. The current price dipped to around 1916, then experienced slight support and rebounded to around 1965 before facing resistance again. The short-term rebound strength is gradually weakening. On the four-hour chart, after a previous surge to around 2200, the price has been declining. Currently, it is oscillating above the lower band, with the Bollinger Bands diverging downward again, indicating further continuation. It is recommended to short around 1955-1975 during the rebound, with support levels at 1880-1800.

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📊 March 9 Cryptocurrency Market Analysis & Strategy
BTC 🪙: Short-term oscillation below the middle band of the Bollinger Bands, with weak rebound strength. 67,000 is a short-term key resistance. Breaking through may test the 67,500 range. Falling below 66,000 will target the 65,500 support.
ETH ⚡: The market is relatively weak in correlation, with 1,980 as the core resistance level. Falling below 1,930 will open the downside space.
🎯 Bitcoin Strategy: Short at 66,800–67,100, target 66,000–66,200, stop loss 67,500
🎯 Ethereum Strategy: Short at 1,970–1,990, target 1,920–1,940, stop loss 2,01

Today, Bitcoin is showing a overall oscillating downward trend, with a decline from the 68100 level in the early morning under pressure. The rebound is weak, and it has tested short-term support multiple times, with a low of around 66500. The bullish momentum is relatively weak, and the market's center of gravity continues to shift downward. Ethereum remains highly correlated with Bitcoin, both starting to decline from the 1980 high point, dropping to the 1900 support level. The weakness and follow-through decline are obvious, indicating a predominantly bearish correlation.
On the daily chart,

Today's public reference:
From the technical pattern breakdown, it has fallen back from 70,000, forming a downward channel with weak rebounds.
From the bearish divergence, the 4-hour price has made a new high while MACD has not, indicating a clear bearish signal.
Regarding market pressure, March unlocks exceed $6 billion, with concentrated contract positions and ongoing selling pressure.
From the correlation weakening, it has synchronized with the pullback of US stocks and risk assets, with safe-haven funds flowing into gold.
Bitcoin: A rebound to around 67,000-67,500 could be a short-term sel

【$ONDO Signal】Healthy pullback after a strong breakout at the 1H level with a retracement
The $ONDO 1H level has experienced a massive rally and is currently in a high-level consolidation phase. The 4H level has formed a clear upward trend, with the price staying above all moving averages, while the 1H RSI, though still high, has fallen from the overbought zone, indicating a healthy correction in a strong market. Trading volume remains stable, suggesting that funds have not exited, and buying depth around 0.0842 is very solid, providing strong support for the price. The current price is far fr

LTC shows a weak top at high levels, rebound with no volume, and all indicators are generally bearish. Focus on shorting at highs.
Recommendation
Short at 53-54, target 51–50.

Monday, Iran Situation Adds Pressure, Bitcoin Still Heading Down
As tensions in the Middle East continue to escalate and oil prices rise, Bitcoin briefly dropped below $66,000 yesterday. Our long positions have already been stopped out and cut. The current momentum shows no signs of bottoming out; after all, this kind of uncertainty and negative news will keep fermenting. Therefore, in the short term, we should follow the trend. Today, we continue to favor the short side.
The daily chart shows consecutive declines, and after a brief correction, there may be further downward movement. However,

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Closed as a bullish sweep.
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- Dogecoin Price Expectations: Dogecoin Price Declines Amid Increasing Downward Pressure:
Retail demand declines as Dogecoin's value drops
The Dogecoin derivatives market remains notably weak, as evidenced by the decrease in open futures contracts to $1.04 billion on Friday from $1.14 billion the previous day.
CoinGlass data shows that open trading volume reached a record high of $6.01 billion in September, but has since decreased, reflecting the prevailing risk aversion in the overall cryptocurrency market. Market bearish narratives, macroeconomic uncertainty, and geopolitical tensions contin

Looking back at the past few years, the FunToken charts show that it has been disastrous and is showing signs of fading, at risk of being abandoned like many other trash tokens. It usually maintains a stable price range so that people get used to it and then dumps heavily on a good day, followed by a long sideways movement, and this cycle repeats until there's nothing left. Sometimes it gets pumped, but it's not worth much compared to when it first entered, and many people, including myself, have been caught in the same situation. I bought at around 160 satoshi, and now it's hovering around 1-

Cryptocurrency market on March 9th.
Last time, I mentioned that short positions could be taken, as a breakthrough of $100 in crude oil was highly probable. I didn't expect it to hit a new high since 2022 so quickly.
Iran elected Khamenei's "successor" as leader, while Israel and Trump are both issuing tough words. If crude oil continues to rise, it will trigger global high inflation expectations.

I advise you not to rely on patterns like consecutive bullish or bearish months to predict the market.
Historically, there has never been a month with six consecutive bearish candles. Does that mean it won't happen this time? Nonsense. Let's set aside whether such patterns have any underlying principles. From a mathematical perspective, they are all probabilistic events. Let AI calculate:
From August 1, 2011, to now, there have been 176 monthly candles. In 176 months of random ups and downs, the probability of experiencing at least one streak of 5 consecutive months of decline is approxima