The reason why it's hard to play this year is just one point: it used to be that there would be two or three months of volatility, then a month of rally, with hardly any pullbacks. Now, it rallies for a few days, then consolidates. Bitcoin and Ethereum keep hitting new highs, but every time they reach a new high, there's immediately a sell-off and a pullback. The market consolidates for ten to fifteen days before rallying again. Bitcoin and Ethereum are still at the same levels or even breaking new highs, but the altcoins are getting lower and lower with each shakeout. This year's market is different from any previous year. The market manipulators have changed their tactics. Before, the altcoin whales and retail investors would share the gains; now, they are all getting beaten together. Do you feel the same? Welcome to leave a comment in the comment section!!!#BTC #ETH

$ETH Falling during the day, rising at night? CPI

On Tuesday, MSTR closed down slightly by 0.35%. During the day, BTC rebounded but did not surpass last night's high of 71,750. Intraday resistance levels are at 70,800 for BTC, 2,050 for ETH, and 87.5 for SOL. Tonight, the February CPI will be released. Some major players may choose to wait and see in advance, so last night there was a false breakout to the upside. If tonight's CPI data is positive, BTC could rebound to 72,500 or 73,250. If the data is negative, follow the trend directly. However, based on the 12-hour and daily trend levels, there is still a significant chance of a further upward push. Last weekend, I mentioned that the main resistance for BTC this week is around 73,000 to 74,000, and it currently looks about the same.