• Watch if higher lows are formed
• Focus on whether the downtrend line can be effectively broken
• After breakout, a retest with support is needed
• ETH’s movement will still be influenced by BTC’s directional choice

3. Technical Indicators Only Assist; Price Structure Is Core

Teacher Zeyu mainly uses the following tools to analyze the market:

• Trendlines to judge market direction
• Previous highs and lows to identify key structures
• Fibonacci retracements and extensions to divide support and resistance
• MACD to assist in judging momentum strength
• Combining candlestick closes and volume to verify breakout quality

The core sequence is: first determine trend, then identify levels, wait for confirmation, and finally execute trades.

4. The Live Uses a Cross-Asset Analysis Framework

Besides BTC and ETH, this session also analyzed:

• Gold XAU: Observing risk sentiment, the US dollar, and interest rate expectations
• Crude Oil CL: Observing inflation and geopolitical risk changes
• MU, SK Hynix, SNDK: Observing risk appetite in the AI and semiconductor industry chain
• EW, SPCX and other equity assets: Comparing relative strength across different markets
• ATOM: Demonstrating altcoin trendlines and Fibonacci analysis methods

5. AI and Semiconductor Assets Are Important Observation Directions

Assets like MU, SK Hynix, and SNDK reflect the capital heat in the AI industry chain. When judging these assets, it is necessary to simultaneously observe:

• Whether the uptrend or downtrend is complete
• Whether support forms after a high-level pullback
• Whether breakouts are accompanied by volume
• Whether risk appetite in the AI sector can be sustained

6. Introduction to KTX Products and Copy Trading Features

The early part of the live showed KTX’s contract trading, copy trading, and cross-asset trading scenarios.

• Supports trading of crypto assets like BTC, ETH
• Provides Copy Trading and One-Click Copy Trading features
• Covers Meme, RWA, and traditional asset mapping varieties
• Allows viewing of trader profits, drawdowns, and trading performance

Copy trading does not mean no risk; attention must still be paid to traders’ maximum drawdown, leverage, holding period, and stop-loss mechanisms.

7. The Most Important Trading Principles This Session

• Do not chase price rises or falls in the middle of a range
• Do not rely on a single indicator to place orders directly
• Wait for the “breakout—retest—support” cycle to form a closed loop
• Determine invalidation conditions and stop-loss levels before entry
• Position management takes priority over profit targets
• Avoid using excessive leverage during high volatility phases

Core Questions This Session

1. Is BTC Currently a Normal Rebound or a Trend Reversal?

It is more appropriate to define it as a recovery and direction confirmation phase. Only if the key resistance zone is broken, retested and held, with volume and momentum coordination, can the rebound have a chance to upgrade to a trend reversal.

2. What Should BTC Focus on Next?

The focus is not on predicting rise or fall, but on observing:

• Whether support near $62,000 is effective
• Whether resistance at $63,400—$64,700 can be broken
• Whether a retest confirmation is completed after breakout
• Whether accelerated decline occurs after breaking key support

3. Can ETH Develop an Independent Market?

ETH has rebound recovery opportunities, but sustainability depends on whether the downtrend line is broken and whether BTC can stabilize. If BTC continues to oscillate or weaken, ETH’s rebound sustainability will also be limited.

4. Why Can’t We Only Look at MACD Golden and Death Crosses?

MACD is a lagging indicator; a golden cross does not necessarily mean a rise, and a death cross does not necessarily mean a fall. The correct approach is to first look at price structure and key levels, then use MACD to verify momentum.

5. Can Fibonacci Levels Be Used Directly as Entry Prices?

No mechanical order placement. Fibonacci only provides potential support and resistance areas and must be combined with:

• Previous highs and lows
• Trendlines
• Candlestick closes
• Volume
• Support conditions after retests

6. Why Analyze Gold, Oil, and Semiconductors When Analyzing Crypto Markets?

These assets help judge the overall capital environment:

• Gold reflects risk aversion and interest rate expectations
• Oil reflects inflation and geopolitical risk
• Semiconductors reflect AI industry cycles and tech risk appetite
• BTC and ETH reflect crypto market liquidity

Multiple market signals cross-validate, which is more reliable than analyzing BTC alone.

7. Does Copy Trading Mean Handing Risk Over to the Trader?

No. Users still need to actively review:

• Maximum historical drawdown
• Profit sustainability
• Leverage level
• Holding period
• Stop-loss methods
• Whether there is heavy position holding

8. What Is the Most Core Conclusion This Session?

The current market is more suitable for waiting for structural confirmation rather than frequently chasing trades within a range. Trading opportunities come from execution after key levels are confirmed, and risk control must precede profit expectations.

1. Core Conclusions This Session

BTC is in a recovery and re-selection phase after earlier rapid fluctuations. The live focus is not predicting a one-sided direction but observing support, resistance, and breakout effectiveness within the $62,000—$65,000 range.

ETH is also in a rebound confirmation phase after a downtrend structure; whether it can break the downtrend line and reclaim key retracement levels is central to judging rebound sustainability.

Gold, oil, and US stock/AI semiconductor assets are included in the same observation framework to identify changes in US dollar liquidity, inflation expectations, and tech risk appetite.

Execution emphasizes "first observe structure, then wait for confirmation, and finally control position size," avoiding chasing price moves based on single candlesticks or indicators.

KTX product demonstrations include contract trading, copy trading, and platform coverage of Meme, RWA/traditional asset mappings, aiming to allow users to observe and participate in multiple asset classes within a unified scenario.

2. BTC: Range Recovery and Direction Confirmation

During the live, BTC traded near $62,700. Teacher Zeyu used the previous high—pullback—rebound structure, combined with Fibonacci retracements/extensions, to define short-term areas of contention between bulls and bears. The core is not guessing direction in the middle of the range but waiting for key levels to be effectively confirmed.

1. Reference Levels in the Live Chart

Note: The above numbers are approximate reference values marked by Fibonacci in the live chart, applicable for reviewing the logic at that time and should not be used directly as current order prices.

2. Judgment Framework

Focus on whether the rebound stands above the downtrend line, not just on momentary gains.

After breakout, observe whether the retest holds; if it quickly falls back into the original range, beware of false breakouts.

MACD is used to assist in observing momentum changes but must comply with price structure and key levels.

In high volatility ranges, prioritize position sizing and stop-loss control; avoid using high leverage to amplify uncertainty.

4. ETH: Rebound Verification After Downtrend Structure

During the live, ETH was around $1,870—$1,880. The chart shows price rising from lows, but there remains a downtrend line and a previous dense trading area above. The key judgment is whether the rebound can upgrade from "recovery" to "structural reversal."

Step 1: Observe if short-term higher lows form to avoid the rebound quickly making new lows again.

Step 2: Confirm the downtrend line is effectively broken and a retest with support occurs.

Step 3: Combine with larger timeframe Fibonacci levels to judge if the upside has enough room to cover stop-loss and trading costs.

If BTC has not completed directional choice, ETH’s independent market sustainability usually also requires cautious assessment.

5. Cross-Asset Observation: Why Look at Gold, Oil, and Tech Assets Together

This session places crypto assets and traditional assets on the same risk map. The purpose is to use more market signals to verify capital preferences, rather than explaining every BTC/ETH fluctuation as an internal crypto market event.

6. Teacher Zeyu’s Technical Analysis Methods

1. Determine trend first: Confirm uptrend, downtrend, or consolidation on a larger timeframe, then switch to smaller timeframes to find execution points.
2. Draw structures: Use previous highs, lows, downtrend lines, uptrend lines, and horizontal dense areas to identify contested market positions.
3. Calculate retracements: Use Fibonacci retracement and extension levels to establish layered support and resistance, rather than relying on a single “magic point.”

7. KTX Products and Copy Trading Features

The early part of the live demonstrated KTX’s trading and copy trading scenarios, focusing on:

Viewing BTC, ETH, and various cross-asset contract quotes within the platform.

Checking trader performance, profits, and risk data on the copy trading page before deciding whether to follow.

Covering Meme, RWA/traditional asset mappings, and other diverse varieties to facilitate user observation of cross-market opportunities in a unified interface.

Copy trading is not “no judgment”: still pay attention to maximum drawdown, historical periods, position methods, stop-loss mechanisms, and personal risk tolerance.

8. Core Questions and Answers This Session

Q｜Is BTC currently a rebound or a trend reversal?

A｜The live conclusion leans toward “waiting for confirmation.” Only breaking key trendlines/resistance zones, holding retests, and momentum coordination can the rebound have a better chance to upgrade to a structural reversal.

Q｜Why can’t we only look at MACD golden or death crosses?

A｜Indicators lag. We should first look at price structure and key levels, then use MACD as a momentum verification tool.

Q｜Can Fibonacci levels be used directly to place orders?

A｜Mechanical use is not recommended. Fibonacci provides potential reaction zones and needs to be combined with previous highs/lows, trendlines, volume, and close confirmation.

Q｜Why analyze gold, oil, and semiconductors in crypto live sessions?

A｜Because they reflect risk aversion/interest rates, inflation/geopolitical risks, and tech risk appetite respectively, which can cross-validate the capital environment of the crypto market.

Q｜Does copy trading mean handing risk to the trader?

A｜No. Users still need to review traders’ historical drawdowns, holding periods, leverage, stop-loss, and strategy suitability, and set their own risk limits.

Q｜What is the most important execution principle this session?

A｜Do not chase price moves in the middle of the range; wait for structure confirmation; define invalidation conditions before entry; position size must always follow risk budget.

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This article is compiled based on content from the KTX official Chinese community live stream. The points, market judgments, historical trades, and strategies mentioned are only for review of live content and do not represent future performance or constitute any investment advice. Cryptocurrencies, derivatives, and leveraged trading carry high risks; please independently assess your risk tolerance and participate cautiously.