#以太坊大户持仓变化 Yesterday's market was quite clear — gold surged strongly, closing with a prominent long upper shadow candlestick, and crude oil followed higher but found some support below, forming a medium-sized bullish candle.

On the daily chart, gold has already broken through the previous low-range box, and the short-term moving averages are starting to turn upward, indicating that the oscillation remains bullish. If it can retest and then move higher, that would be a good opportunity to go long. However, the 4-hour chart isn't as ideal — it has already encountered resistance, with a slight pullback, and the moving averages have shifted from bullish to flat, indicating weakening upward momentum. Looking at the hourly chart, it has directly broken through the narrow consolidation zone, with all moving averages diverging downward, suggesting a short-term correction is needed. For now, we should wait and see how deep the correction is before considering when to re-enter.

Crude oil has been stuck in the 56.5-59 low-range zone for some time now, with the short-term moving averages clustered together, making the trend direction unclear. Although the 4-hour and hourly charts are consolidating within a narrow range, there are signs of technical weakness. Based on the current trend, crude oil is likely to continue oscillating to find a bottom. Don't rush to buy on dips or sell on rallies; wait until the pattern becomes clearer before taking action.