Update on Friday's trading opportunities. The previously mentioned short position at 97,300 has already yielded gains, with the price currently pulling back about $2,000. Ethereum is being shorted at key resistance levels and longed at support levels, repeatedly capturing profits on both sides—these days mainly encouraging everyone to short because when the main cryptocurrencies are still stagnant, altcoins are already starting to decline. Once Bitcoin experiences a pullback, altcoins will fall even more sharply.

As long as you follow the positions, the trades from last night to today have been mostly profitable. Currently, Friday evening is another important time window.

The opportunity point for BTC is here: it may dip to the 94,600 range, with a long entry at 93,500. The average entry price is recommended to be set at 94,088. If you don’t want to wait, you can enter in batches—half a position at 94,666, and add to full size at 93,500. Set no stop-loss. If there’s no rebound, add the last batch and wait for me to follow up. After a rally, switch to short positions at 97,500, 98,500, and 99,600.

Ethereum’s rhythm is similar: buy on dips at 3,236 (quarter position), add at 3,176 (quarter position), and the last batch can be placed around 3,100. Maintain a short outlook above 3,380 and 3,440.

All these are based on dip responses, and positions should be entered in batches. As long as risk management is proper, just get in at the designated levels. From 90,500 to 97,800, the process has been continuously providing long traders with profit opportunities, but be cautious tonight as the market maker might cause longs to give up profits.

Monitor the market and operate according to the white line levels. Independent traders can use the chart to practice their market feel.