Overall today, the Bitcoin and Ethereum trends are basically the same, both initially moving upward then gradually weakening. Bitcoin oscillated and rose in the morning, pushing the price up to around 77,450 before facing resistance, then entered a continuous decline structure. Although there were repeated attempts to rebound, the highs kept decreasing, and the momentum clearly weakened. In the afternoon, the downward pace accelerated, falling all the way to around 75,600 before stabilizing, and in the evening, it remained in a low consolidation, showing a pattern of weakening after reaching a high, with a single-sided downward trend. Ethereum's movement is even more obvious. It followed the upward move to around 2,309 in the morning, then faced resistance, and subsequently moved down in a stepwise fashion. The rebounds were limited, failing to sustain higher levels multiple times, and instead repeatedly hitting intraday lows. After dropping to around 2,256, it saw a slight recovery. Overall, Ethereum is weaker than Bitcoin, with a clearer bearish dominance. From the daily chart perspective, Bitcoin's rally failed to continue, showing a weak pattern on the K-line, indicating persistent selling pressure above, making it difficult to see a strong upward move in the short term. The four-hour chart has already formed a clear downward structure, with highs continuously lowering and rebound strength gradually weakening. Moving averages are turning downward, and the current trend is below the short-term moving averages, typical of a bearish rhythm. Although the one-hour chart shows some recovery, it is mainly technical consolidation after a decline and has not changed the overall structure. Key resistance is around 77,500, followed by the secondary resistance near 77,000. Support levels are first seen at around 75,500; if broken, the downward space will further open. Ethereum's four-hour chart also shows lower highs and a bearish structure, with rebounds always constrained by upper resistance zones. The weakness is more evident, with key resistance at around 2,300 and support at 2,250. If broken, the downward space will continue to expand. Overall, the current market does not have the conditions for a reversal; it remains in a continuation phase after weakening from strength. The trading strategy should still focus on short positions, viewing rebounds as opportunities rather than trend reversals. Until key resistances are re-established, long positions are not advisable. Following the trend is the most reasonable approach at this stage. #Solana发布量子路线图 $BTC

$83 of $SOL ‌ , are you scared? Western Union just announced they will issue stablecoins on Solana, directly competing with the SWIFT global settlement system — but what about the price? Dropped from 248 to 83, losing all of Ethereum’s gains. RSI fell to 31.39, MACD is still below zero. First look at the surface: dropping so much that you doubt life. In the past 24 hours, SOL has fallen another 0.89%, now at $83.41. But don’t be fooled by this number — starting from the April high of 265, it’s been halved again and again, nearly a 70% drop. The MACD histogram is still negative, RSI is only 31.39, oversold to grandma’s house. Technical indicators tell you: short-term still needs to grind, but selling pressure is almost exhausted. First thing: Western Union is coming. You read that right, the 150-year-old global remittance giant has chosen to issue stablecoin USDPT on Solana. Why not Ethereum? Not Tron? Because Solana is fast, cheap, and can handle global-level transaction volume. Western Union’s business is SWIFT’s business — tens of thousands of cross-border settlements per second, only Solana’s 100k+ TPS can handle it. Second thing: post-quantum encryption, Solana is already defending against hackers 10 years from now. The Solana Foundation is deploying Falcon signature schemes to counter future quantum computing attacks. Third thing: DEX market share 30.6%, number one across the chain. Although the coin price has fallen to the dogs, Solana’s share of spot DEX trading hit 30.6% in Q1, surpassing all competitors. Users are still trading, transactions are still running, funds are still flowing. On one side: Western Union is entering, post-quantum encryption is being laid out, DEX market share is number one. On the other side: price down 70%, RSI oversold, retail investors panic and sell. Key level: $80, the last bottom line for bulls and bears. If you are a short-term trader: wait for RSI to break below 30 before entering on the right side, target 90-95, stop loss at 78. If you are a long-term investor: start building positions now, establish a base at 80-83, add more if it drops to 75, buy back at 90. When players of this level like Western Union enter, they’re not here to lift you up — they’re here to redefine the global settlement system. This bear market rebound that can turn you around has never been about those hot coins everyone shouts about, but about giants quietly entering, retail panic selling, and fundamentals undergoing a qualitative change. SOL right now is like ETH in 2020 — when it drops, everyone says it’s doomed; when it rises, nobody can catch up.

Today’s overall market sentiment for Bitcoin throughout the day is focused on one word: weak. Aside from a slight rebound in the morning that touched around 77,400, the entire day has been characterized by a slow, oscillating sideways movement, with no significant rebound strength shown. In the evening, the price further declined, directly breaking through the 76,000 key level, with the lowest reaching around 75,600. Currently, it is hovering around the 76,000 level with sideways consolidation. After the short-term long positions exited following the day's slow decline, we issued another signal in the evening: to lightly test the 76,000 level with small positions, aiming to capture a rebound after oversold conditions. All long positions have now been entered and positioned, waiting for the market to confirm the trend. From the current market situation, the upward trend that started from around 59,800 has always relied on key moving averages for oscillating growth. The larger-scale upward structure remains intact. The current retracement to the support zone is precisely within the core area formed by previous dense trading and trend support, and it has not effectively broken through the critical trend support. The foundation of the long-term trend remains solid. After continuous declines, the market has completed the retest of key support levels. The quick rebound after breaking the support in the evening confirms the support’s validity. The momentum of the short-term long positions, after continuous release, has entered a phase of exhaustion. The price has been steadily pulled back, and the downside space has been significantly compressed. There is a strong technical correction demand, and a rebound turning point is gradually approaching. After a day of oscillating sideways, the market has completed its bottoming process in the evening. The current price has regained above the 76,000 level and is consolidating sideways, completing a short-term chip rotation. Long-term capital has begun to enter at low levels, and a short-term rebound pattern is initially taking shape. Multiple timeframes are resonating, and the rebound correction window is about to officially open.