The situation is rapidly escalating! Israel's stance has suddenly hardened, shattering yesterday's brief illusion of peace, reigniting the geopolitical powder keg, and the market has subsequently shown a significant downward trend.

From a technical analysis perspective, Ethereum has reached a key support level of 2530 on the daily chart and is currently in a critical phase of seeking stability. Short-term trading strategy recommendation: Aggressive investors may try to go long around 2555, with a strict stop-loss set below 2500, targeting a range of 2630-2680.

Latest developments in the geopolitical situation: The United States urgently evacuated its personnel from Tehran early this morning. Although this may currently just be a psychological tactic, if the U.S. military actually launches airstrikes for intervention, the market could face extremely intense selling pressure.

Strategies and recommendations to address the current situation:

1. Safety first! Bitcoin investors should either stay out of the market or hold their assets and wait. The current market environment is highly dangerous, and preserving strength is crucial. Risk-averse funds may choose to hold Bitcoin or stablecoins, and should be wary of potential chain-reaction black swan events.

2. For investors looking for low acquisition opportunities, it is recommended to focus only on the strongest crypto assets. If the market continues to decline, attention should be concentrated on the leading projects with the strongest financial support, such as FARTCOIN, AIXBT, and UNI, as these assets may lead the rebound.

3. It is worth noting that the current liquidity situation has not collapsed, and the ETF is still continuously injecting funds. On-chain data shows that large holders have not exited, and the ETF is still actively absorbing. Additionally, the US stock market environment is relatively stable, and the logic of going long at low levels in the short term has not yet been disproved, but strict stop-loss levels must be set to protect capital safety.