Staying up all night watching the market, the BTC bullish wave hasn't finished yet. The volume-driven bullish candlestick has already passed the 923 level. The current focus is whether the price can hold steady around 910-915 during the pullback. If the bottom keeps rising, it's unlikely to return to the low point of 904-905.

The current issue is that the trend's continuity is relatively weak. To continue upward, the breakthrough on the Nasdaq on Friday night must be a real breakout. Once the Nasdaq turns downward and closes below, we will also need to retrace. Therefore, the operational logic here is very critical.

For friends who didn't jump in yesterday or the day before, don't be too regretful. Even in a bullish trend, the market moves in a pattern of oscillation and upward progression, which always provides opportunities to add positions. However, the 915 level is too close; a pullback may not hold, so paying more attention to the 908-910 range is advisable.

For SOL, a large volume bullish candlestick breaking through the 144-145 range is needed; otherwise, it is likely to face downward pressure around 144. The same applies to ETH, where both 3180 and 3200 levels require high volume to confirm a valid breakout.

Currently, market sentiment is highly volatile. People tend to make wrong decisions driven by emotions, but algorithms won't. Instead of constantly watching the market and being influenced by emotions, it's better to establish a reliable system.