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1. ETH/BTC Exchange Rate Core Analysis
The current ETH/BTC exchange rate is approximately 0.0347, in a low range.
- Valuation Discount Zone: Historical data shows that 0.033 to 0.035 is a long-term strong support area. The exchange rate is consolidating here, indicating that Ethereum is extremely cheap compared to Bitcoin.
- Rebound Expectation: Capital flows typically follow the pattern “BTC rises -> BTC sideways -> ETH rebounds -> Altcoin rotation.” Currently, Bitcoin faces resistance around the $98,000 mark and is oscillating, with signs of funds flowing into ETH (the exchange rate has recently slightly increased).
2. Asset Selection for Long and Short Positions
1. Long Position: Ethereum(ETH) — Pursuing “Resilience and Rebound”
- Reason: The risk-reward ratio for going long ETH is higher at this stage. Bitcoin is in a “vacuum zone” before the psychological barrier of $100,000, with upward potential hindered by resistance; meanwhile, Ethereum still has considerable room below its all-time high. If the exchange rate recovers (returns to 0.04-0.045), ETH’s gains will surpass BTC.
- Correlation Signal: As long as BTC stays above $96,000, ETH is a more aggressive choice.
2. Short Position: Ethereum(ETH) — Pursuing “Inertia and Decline”
- Reason: Although it sounds contradictory, in a bearish market, “weak shorts are better than strong longs” is a principle among professional traders.
- Analysis: Bitcoin, as the market consensus center, is more resilient; whereas ETH has weaker buying pressure. If a systemic correction occurs (e.g., BTC drops below $94,000), ETH’s decline is usually 1.5 to 2 times that of BTC.
3. Overall Practical Conclusion
The market is currently in the “BTC anchoring direction, ETH determining magnitude” phase.
Long Strategy (buy on key support dips)
- Primary Entry Zone (Conservative): $3,275 to $3,310.
- Logic: This range is a strong support zone on the 4-hour chart and has been a recent multiple stop-loss point during pullbacks. As long as BTC remains above $96,000, this zone offers high defensive strength.
- Alternative Entry Zone (Deep Correction): $3,200 to $3,230.
- Logic: This is the midline support on the daily chart. If BTC retraces to $94,500, ETH is very likely to touch this zone, making it a “bottom-fishing” safe entry point.
- Take Profit Targets:
- First target: $3,400 (recent psychological barrier).
- Second target: $3,475 (previous high resistance).
- Conservative Stop-Loss: $3,180 (about 2% below).
- Reason: To avoid short-term volatility; if the closing price effectively falls below this level, it indicates a breakdown of the bullish trend.
Short Strategy (resistance-linked sell-off)
- Conservative Entry Zone: $3,400 to $3,425.
- Logic: Only when BTC fails to break through the $98,000 mark and shows weakness can a light position be taken here to profit from a pullback.
- Take Profit Targets: $3,330, $3,280.
- Conservative Stop-Loss: $3,455.
- Reason: If BTC breaks above $100,000, ETH will trigger a sharp rebound, and short positions should be promptly closed.