Good afternoon, brothers. Let's quickly do a secondary market summary. The on-chain data made me anxious, but I still need to write what I should. Whether it's primary or secondary profits, I can't fall behind. Brother Yu doesn't choose between options; he wants both the fish and the bear paw.


✅️Yesterday's Market Review
Yesterday's overall market was in a consolidation range, which is basically consistent with Brother Yu's yesterday's blog prediction. There was no significant fluctuation intraday, but as mentioned in the article, it was a oscillating upward trend.
✅️Today's Market Analysis
Just now, Bitcoin strongly broke through 78,000, and Ethereum directly headed for the 2,400 resistance level. The market sentiment is exactly as predicted. Late April is still worth looking forward to. All longs in the member group are profitable!
Next, Bitcoin faces a strong resistance at 80,000. Breaking through that level could see it heading towards 85,000+
Intraday resistance levels: 78,800 / 79,200 / 80,000
The trend is here. Be cautious about shorting. Dead shorts, good luck to you. Don’t think that a pull-up is an opportunity to short; it’s just pushing your mentality to the limit.
✅️Spot and Altcoin Recommendations
Yesterday, the member group aggressively bought $bsb , which surged early in the morning, gaining over 50% overnight.
Next, closely monitor various sectors; chase the sector that moves first.
Brother Yu's holdings have basically not changed.
Long positions can continue to be held, with stop-loss orders set at cost.
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GateUser-b74aba1c
· 11h ago
$bsb This 50% move is too crazy; those who didn't get in can only regret it. Are there any relay points coming up later?
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OpcodePoet
· 13h ago
Stop always shouting about shorting. The trend is now bullish, and making money by following the trend is much more comfortable than trying to catch the top.
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OuYi
· 15h ago
Mermaid Fish Restaurant—does anyone still believe in it?
It’s been years, and I haven’t eaten any meat with him even once.
In the group, I don’t even know what indicators they’re given.
And then everyone just goes and eats meat.
I’m completely stunned… They even set up a VIP group… After you join… they’re all sham/cloned cheap imitation knockoffs that are only there to get you to buy.
And then you end up going bankrupt.
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PerpPessimist
· 18h ago
Level 80,000 is too critical; breaking through it feels like the emotions will ignite directly.
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Lemon-FlavoredStopLoss
· 20h ago
Getting people anxious on the chain is too real; the more anxious they get, the more likely they are to get itchy hands and make reckless moves. Still, stick to the plan, set stop-loss and take-profit levels properly.
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GateUser-870b5e71
· 20h ago
Using a stop-loss based on cost is a very practical suggestion, especially in a market where prices are swinging wildly; lock in your profits first.
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SucculentCross-Section
· 20h ago
Sector rotation is indeed fast. I understand what you mean by "which moves first, follow that," but chasing highs can easily get you caught. How do you plan to select signals?
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NightTideShell
· 20h ago
The oscillating upward trend prediction is quite accurate; now it depends on whether it can hold the pullback around 78,800.
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GateUser-0fdb3438
· 20h ago
If the volume can continue to increase in late April, 85,000+ is not a dream; but if the volume can't keep up, I think we should first see if 79,200 can hold steady.
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Miner'sHelmetUnderTheMoonlight
· 20h ago
That line—“All the long positions in the member group are collectively profitable”—is really something. May I ask roughly where you started laying out your positions?
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