CoinVoice has learned that, according to Coinglass data, if ETH breaks through $3,096, the total liquidation strength of mainstream CEX short positions will reach $1.481 billion. Conversely, if ETH drops below $2,808, the total liquidation strength of mainstream CEX long positions will reach $803 million.

Bitcoin's current trend is mostly a fake-out to lure in buyers, followed by a sharp drop to find the bottom. Don't expect too much of a rebound; don't even think about surpassing 95,000. If it can reach just over 90,000 and touch 92,000, that's considered a kind gesture from the main players. Keep a close eye on the 90,000-92,000 range; if the volume can't keep up, prepare to short. As for the lower support $BTC : If it breaks through 87,000 and then drops sharply to 85,000-86,000, don't panic—that's actually a short-term opportunity because it's when panic selling occurs and the big players are unloading, with odds much higher than this stagnant sideways movement. Ethereum and Altcoins: On a larger scale, Ethereum and altcoins should see a bounce, after falling so badly. But the big picture for Bitcoin has already broken down; unless there's a major positive catalyst, new highs are unlikely. As for a miracle in 2026? I believe "after falling too much, it will bounce," but I don't believe "it can revive after dying." Altcoins now are no different from zero: If they don't rally soon, the outcome will be: 1. Retail investors lose confidence and exit 2. Newcomers dare not enter 3. Small exchanges can't withstand the crash If altcoins don't rise, the market will become a dead water pool—no one playing, no new participants, no liquidity, just waiting for death.

Trading is about going with the trend; being a KOL/blogger requires going against the trend. Short-term longs are possible, but long-term only bearish; rebounds are not reversals. You must understand this point—occasional rebounds are just a breather. The truly profitable phase is not in the rebound but in the one-sided move after trend confirmation. Also, don't easily believe in so-called "project team rescue efforts"—it's essentially just forcing your narrative in a bear market. Talking about faith, market support, or significance during a decline is not meaningful. If you don't let it fall when it should, you'll only prolong the garbage time in the end. More and more people want to switch to being KOLs/marketplace bloggers. Honestly, daily lip service isn't really meaningful. As for those AI articles, many say they don't know what to say or write every day. Essentially, it's because they read too little. Creation isn't about skills; it's about input—more reading, thinking, and experience. Naturally, you'll have something to output. The same applies to trading: patience, discipline, holding, and cutting. Understanding these isn't hard; the hard part is execution—just like losing weight. Everyone understands the principle, but only a few can really do it. Trading is about going with the trend (I've said this many times); being a KOL/blogger is about going against the trend. (In this era of diminishing returns, following the trend as a blogger will only lead to steady consumption, while deviating might encounter counter-moves and break out). These points don't guarantee success, but at least they won't lead to a predetermined life. $BTC $ETH $BCH