Three details, the weekend night session first rose, at four o'clock a sharp drop gave an exit opportunity, while the next rebound did not break last week’s high.
The trading volume of Ethereum increased at one o'clock. Bitcoin only increased at six o'clock. And Ethereum did not follow the rebound at six, which not only failed to reach last week's high but also didn’t reach the highest point of March.

On March 17, Bitcoin's highest point was around 76,000,
while Ethereum was at 2,380. However, today's rebound of Ethereum is nothing remarkable, while Bitcoin has relatively risen nearly 7,000 points.
Additionally, around four o'clock, the proportion of long positions being liquidated for Ethereum was far greater than that for Bitcoin; the subsequent rebound liquidated short positions at a much lower quantity and proportion compared to Bitcoin. In other words, Bitcoin mainly cleared short positions in the second segment of the rebound, while Ethereum did so earlier.

The traces of the main players controlling the market are so obvious, so it’s really hard to guess how the market will go. The biggest advantage of identifying points of divergence is that it makes it easier to find exit opportunities amid the struggles. This position is less passive, so I’ll add some positions. No matter what, the future market will perform lower than the low reached at four o'clock.

Public account: New Yazhang Chan

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