Recently, the news shows that even with favourable information, the US stock market rises, but Bitcoin is not greatly affected by this favourable information. So, we will focus on the Candlestick technical aspect. Currently, the 30-minute short-term level ETH has broken through the recent downward minor trend line. We look bullish towards the vicinity of 3918.

Recently, playing with coins is really not as good as playing with stocks, and it no longer rises with the US stocks, I am not increasing the position anymore.

BTC stopped falling before I ended my broadcast at 2 PM, just as I guessed in my last post; it should rebound here. It will continue to make small new highs. A-shares broke through 4000 points today, although it closed lower, the upward trend has already emerged. There's no need to mention the US stock market; with the recent Fed rate cuts combined with tech giants' earnings reports, it will continue to hit new highs. Gold will undergo some fluctuations and adjustments, but the underlying logic remains unchanged, and gold will still break upward in the future.

Currently, BTC is in a W-bottom pattern, having risen and broken through the neckline, and is now retesting the neckline to confirm support. Looking ahead, I remain bullish.

The coal concept and ice and snow economy concept stocks that I recommended in the live channel the other day are all having a big pump today, while Bitcoin is sluggish, still constantly testing the bottom support of the last long wick candle on the 11th.

The support line we observed at 107500 held up for now.

Last night the Nasdaq rose quite well and returned to a high position, reaching a new high is only a matter of time, and Bitcoin returning to 120,000 is also just around the corner.

Personally, I think after this black swan event, the rebound of BTC today will pull back to the daily chart level EMA144-169 of the Vegas Channel indicator, and 110,000 can stop the fall. After this, the impact of tariffs will gradually weaken, followed by a consolidation and pump, still ending this bull run with the third interest rate cut in December.