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Tracking real-time hot topics in the crypto space and seizing the best trading opportunities. Today is Sunday, March 29, 2026. I am Wang Yibo! Good morning, crypto friends☀Iron fans check-in👍Like and get rich🍗🍗🌹🌹Follow Yibo. I will continue to monitor key signals such as Federal Reserve policy implementation, institutional fund flows, and on-chain data changes, providing real-time updates on layout strategies and target movements.
Yesterday, Saturday, the market maintained a consolidation pattern with fluctuations. BTC found support around 66,600, rebounded, and pushed up to 67,300 before facing resistance and pulling back. ETH broke through 2,200 with increased volume, then rose to 2,041 but encountered resistance. Although there was some short-term recovery, the overall trend remains weak. On the daily chart, both coins showed consecutive declines, dropping to the lower band with no breakdown yet, but the upward channel has been lost. The four-hour chart shows alternating bullish and bearish candles with low volume rebounds, indicating a bearish buildup. The consolidation does not signal a reversal, and there is still room for further decline.
Combined with the Fed's hawkish rate cut expectations, geopolitical disturbances, ETF capital outflows, lack of new on-chain funds, and incomplete de-leveraging, macro and liquidity pressures suggest that weekend trading should focus on short-term volatility, strictly controlling positions and quick entries and exits.