The low-volume strategy provided by Bai Panzhong finally saw a clearer continuation in the evening. As market activity with US dollar funds increased, the trend gradually moved upward. Bitcoin briefly touched the 72,858 level, while Ethereum also climbed to around 2,269. Overall, the rhythm remains characterized by oscillations with a gradually rising center of gravity, rather than a rapid, one-sided surge. This kind of movement tests patience in holding positions more than frequent changes in direction. Those who chose to pre-position during the retracement phase now have good profit margins. Truly stable gains often come from grasping the rhythm, not from emotional swings.



From the current structure, Bitcoin's daily chart remains above the moving average system. The four-hour chart shows continuous higher lows, indicating that the bulls still hold the advantage in the short term. However, the 73,000 area has entered a resistance zone near the previous high. If volume cannot be sustained to break through, it’s likely to consolidate around high levels in the short term. Support levels to watch below are around 72,000, followed by a strong support zone near 71,500. As long as key structural levels are not broken during pullbacks, the overall trend remains focused on retracing and then continuing upward. For Ethereum, the area above 2,265 is also entering a phase of resistance. Support levels below are around 2,235 and a strong support near 2,210. The current movement is clearly linked to Bitcoin’s trend. As long as the overall rhythm remains intact, there is still potential to test higher levels. If a retracement occurs tonight, don’t let short-term fluctuations disrupt your rhythm. The more the market oscillates at high levels, the more important it is to understand the direction and exercise patience—part of successful trading. #Gate广场四月发帖挑战 $BTC
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