Published in the “Market Analysis” section of KTX Crypto Academy, this article is compiled from the official Web3 market livestream by KTX Baize Business School.
Livestream Date: November 10, 2026
Lead Instructor: Mr. Baize
Livestream Platform: KTX Official Chinese-Language Lark Group
Full Livestream Replay:
This KTX Baize Business School Web3 market livestream has been uploaded to YouTube. You are welcome to watch the full replay.
YouTube Link:https://youtu.be/RJLvUeO5ZC4
This livestream focused on crypto-market volatility following the release of macroeconomic data, with an in-depth analysis of the rebound structures, key support and resistance levels, and two potential next-stage scenarios for BTC, ETH and SOL after the sharp sell-off. Using multiple time frames and Fibonacci retracement tools, Mr. Baize explained why the current market is better suited to waiting for confirmation at key levels than blindly chasing rallies or selling into steep declines.
Overall Market Review
After the macroeconomic data was released, short-term volatility in risk assets expanded significantly. The crypto market sold off rapidly before staging a technical rebound. For now, this rebound should first be viewed as a recovery from the sharp decline. Whether it can develop into a genuine trend reversal still depends on whether prices can reclaim and hold the key zones that were previously broken. Traders need to distinguish a rebound from a reversal and focus on trading strength, breakouts above key resistance, and whether subsequent retests are successfully confirmed.
BTC Market Analysis
BTC rebounded after the rapid decline, but its higher-time-frame structure remains near a critical support zone and short-term disagreement between bulls and bears is substantial. The livestream examined BTC across multiple time frames and used Fibonacci retracement levels to identify potential support and rebound resistance. A single bullish candle is not enough to confirm a reversal. The key factor for the next directional move is whether price can reclaim the platform it previously lost and the major resistance levels formed during the decline.
If BTC stabilizes above key support, breaks short-term resistance, and then holds that level on a retest, the rebound may continue and traders can consider participating after confirmation. If the rebound lacks strength, is rejected again at resistance, or price falls back below support near the previous low, the bearish structure may not yet be over and the market could continue searching for a new demand zone. For derivatives trading, leverage and position size should be reduced, and stop-loss levels should be defined before entry to avoid repeatedly chasing moves during periods of high volatility.
ETH Market Analysis
ETH (Ethereum Price) broadly follows BTC, but its decline and short-term volatility have been more pronounced. The livestream focused on how ETH is being supported near a key Fibonacci retracement zone after the sharp drop. The $2,000 area carries strong psychological and structural significance, while the $2,000–$2,050 zone can serve as an important short-term support reference. As long as this zone is not decisively broken, the market may still consolidate into a base and stage a recovery rebound.
On the upside, attention should be paid to resistance around $2,100–$2,150 and whether price can reclaim that zone. If ETH can hold above it with strong volume and complete a successful retest, further rebound potential may open up. If the rebound fails to break resistance or support near $2,000 is lost again, traders should guard against a deeper pullback. Spot holders can focus more on whether higher-time-frame support remains intact, while derivatives traders should control risk strictly and avoid heavy directional bets before confirmation.
SOL Market Analysis
SOL was also affected by the broader market decline. Using trend lines, previous consolidation platforms, and Fibonacci retracement levels, the livestream analyzed its post-sell-off support and rebound potential. SOL’s short-term opportunity depends on whether key support can generate effective buying demand, while also monitoring whether BTC and ETH stabilize at the same time. If the broader market bottoms, SOL holds support, and short-term resistance is reclaimed, a rebound trade may emerge. If support fails, traders should wait for the next structural level instead of repeatedly averaging down during the decline.
Two plans can be prepared in advance for SOL. The first is to consider participating with the trend only after price stabilizes in the support zone, breaks short-term resistance, and confirms it with a retest. The second is to cancel the original long thesis if support breaks and wait for a new bottoming structure to form. Under either plan, the stop loss should be placed where the trade thesis becomes invalid, preventing a short-term trade from turning into an involuntary long-term position.
Trading Methods and Risk Management
The livestream repeatedly emphasized that the first rise after a sharp decline is usually only a recovery move. Determining whether the trend has truly reversed requires observing whether price breaks key resistance, completes a valid retest after the breakout, and receives confirmation from structures across multiple time frames. Chasing a short-term rise can easily lead to a second pullback near resistance. Likewise, blindly shorting after price has already fallen sharply can result in being stopped out by a rapid rebound.
In actual trading, first determine the higher-time-frame direction and then use lower time frames to find entry signals. Before key levels are confirmed, patience is itself a trading strategy. During periods of high volatility, traders should proactively reduce leverage and individual position size, and define stop-loss, take-profit, and maximum acceptable loss levels before entering. If the market diverges from expectations, exit according to the plan instead of increasing risk through continued averaging.
Key Takeaways
BTC, ETH and SOL are all in a rebound-and-recovery phase after the sharp decline. The priority is not to predict a one-way rise or fall, but to observe whether key support holds and whether the rebound can break and remain above resistance. BTC is the main reference for overall market direction. For ETH, watch support near $2,000 and whether the $2,100–$2,150 zone can be reclaimed. SOL opportunities should be considered only after confirmation from its own key support and the broader market trend. Traders should prepare both bullish and bearish plans, replace emotional judgment with structural confirmation, and place risk management ahead of return expectations.
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Risk Warning: The above content is a recap of livestream market analysis and trading ideas. It is provided for learning and discussion only and does not constitute investment advice. Crypto-asset prices are highly volatile. Please make decisions cautiously based on your own risk tolerance and strictly manage position size and stop losses.