From the market trend this morning, although last night's 1.5 billion capital wave caused nearly 100,000 traders to be liquidated, the overall market itself did not undergo a drastic adjustment. Bitcoin and Ethereum maintained a normal oscillation and bottoming rhythm, reflecting the current market participants' mentality — both determined to be bearish and panicked about the bottom.

**Regarding BTC Analysis**

Support levels are sequentially at 92380, 90300, and 86670. Resistance points to watch are 100300 and 102500. Under this price structure, the 95115 mark noted yesterday was originally an aggressive long entry point, but considering the risk, there’s no rush to chase longs at the order levels. If you are a watchful trader, you might observe more detailed fluctuations during the early hours. But for most people, last night’s strategy was to abandon orders and get a good rest because the real market drama is just beginning.

**Regarding ETH Technicals**

Ethereum’s performance is slightly stronger than Bitcoin’s, which is very important. Current support levels are at 3120 and 2950, with resistance concentrated at 3595. If during the day, a clear bearish signal appears near the 3380 level, and before North American market open, the price surges again to 3400, then the stop-loss for short positions should be firmly placed at 3400, rather than blindly chasing longs. It’s worth noting that there are too many shorts on Ethereum, and this market move might be designed to "wear out" these short positions.

**Regarding DOGE Positioning**

DOGE has been hit by stop-loss triggers during the position replenishment. The next operational principle is clear: either cut losses and exit, or break even, or accept small losses within 1-2% of the principal. Key support and resistance levels are at 0.1515, 0.1395, 0.13, and 0.1145. If the 0.139 level breaks, stop-loss immediately without hesitation — this level can easily trigger a chain reaction.

**Regarding LTC Market**

Litecoin’s support and resistance levels are set at 82.9, 76, 70-71, and 63. The last wave was closed around the 76 level with a breakeven exit. Currently, the market needs to observe whether it can find stable support within the new range.

From a macro perspective, this stage is a full game of bulls versus bears. Large funds are testing the true strength of the bottom support, while retail traders are chasing gains and cutting losses across various hot coins. The key is to stay calm, follow the pre-set trading plan, and not be fooled by short-term fluctuations. For many today, it might be a turning point — are you ready?