Nightly Analysis for BTC, ETH, BNB, and SOL Good evening, brothers. A strong bullish candlestick has appeared—thousands of traders are rushing in. This rally was directly fueled by positive news, breaking through the major resistance at 76. The move felt great, but many short traders are now thinking of skipping the stairs to buy cigarettes. If you’re heavily leveraged, encountering such a massive one-sided move once a month is brutal. But if you’re lightly positioned, stay calm and wait for opportunities to add more. I’ve been saying for days that intraday pullbacks that don’t break key levels will still push higher—so don’t go all-in aggressively. This strategy only works during midday and afternoon hours; otherwise, you’ll get wiped out eventually. Yesterday at noon, I mentioned that an upward breakout needs strong news support to succeed. I also noted that if today doesn’t break the first support level, prices will still rise. The previous high should only be used for short-term shorts—at least wait for a pullback to lock in profits. If you didn’t exit, you can only add on the way up. If you’ve been lightly shorting BTC at resistance levels, consider adding back at 795 or near 845. For ETH, add near 2550 or 2770. Heavy positions? Manage your stop-losses carefully! We can no longer chase longs in this rally. Now, wait for shorts at upper resistance levels. Both BTC and ETH are showing weakening momentum on smaller timeframes. If you’re aggressive and prefer shorting, consider entering a light short now for a potential top reversal. If you’re more conservative, place light, incremental short orders near the upper resistance levels. After all, this rally is driven purely by news—so it won’t last long before a pullback occurs. Wait for the dip to re-enter longs, because we’re still in a weekly rebound phase! Nightly Analysis: $BTC: Watch 76,600. If price pulls back but holds above this level, bulls remain strong—target the prior high at 78,000. If it fails to break above strongly, expect a small pullback. Only look for shorts near 79,300–81,500–83,000 after a strong breakout. If $BTC breaks below 76,600, a 1-hour correction begins—look for longs near 75,225–73,600–72,200. $ETH: Watch 2,395. If price pulls back but holds above this level, bulls remain strong—target the prior high at 2,456. If it fails to break above strongly, expect a small pullback. Only look for shorts near 2,500–2,560–2,335 after a strong breakout. If $ETH breaks below 2,395, a 1-hour correction begins—look for longs near 2,350–2,303–2,255. $BNB: Watch 636. If price pulls back but holds above this level, bulls remain strong—target the prior high at 646. If it fails to break above strongly, expect a small pullback. Only look for shorts near 653–666–676 after a strong breakout. If $BNB breaks below 636, a 1-hour correction begins—look for longs near 627–615–602. $SOL: Watch 88.5. If price pulls back but holds above this level, bulls remain strong—target the prior high at 91. If it fails to break above strongly, expect a small pullback. Only look for shorts near 93–95–97 after a strong breakout. If $SOL breaks below 88.5, a 1-hour correction begins—look for longs near 87–84–81. [Daily updates with precise entry points for longs and shorts—use these as references only and manage your position size wisely. For light positions: use 0.5% of your total capital. At support/resistance levels, place incremental orders—no more than 1% per level. With 100x leverage, ensure total exposure doesn’t exceed 2% of your capital to preserve room for averaging in. For heavy positions: set stop-losses at the prior swing high/low from the last 1- or 2-hour trend. Alternatively, use fixed stops: ~$1,500 for BTC, ~$30 for ETH. Commission discount code: BNB789]