This rally has already moved out of the short-term safe zone. If there are no long positions at lower levels, it’s not advisable to chase the rally. From a technical perspective, the current price is far from the 5-day moving average, and the MACD fast line’s slope is slowing down, indicating a need for a pullback. You can wait for a minor retracement to the white support line below before considering going long. As long as the retracement does not break this level, the short-term bullish trend remains intact. The first resistance level above is only suitable for short-term betting on a small decline, as trading volume has not yet significantly decreased; a more conservative short position should wait for the second resistance level, combined with RSI overbought divergence signals for entry. Overall, focus on buying on dips, with shorting as a secondary strategy. BTC has broken through the daily resistance. Watch for a pullback to the 68,000-67,500 support zone; if it holds, expect a rebound targeting 69,500, with a breakout potentially reaching 71,500. Short positions can be taken around 71,500. ETH faces resistance at 2,150-2,170 on the second rally; set stop-loss at 2,170. If it breaks through, look for 2,200-2,230 to short again. Support levels are at 2,080-2,050; as long as it doesn’t break, consider going long. #Gate广场四月发帖挑战 #假期持币指南 #加密市场行情震荡

🔥Bitcoin reclaims the $69k mark as news of a ceasefire negotiation emerges, squeezing crypto shorts According to reports, the US and Iran are discussing a 45-day ceasefire agreement, and risk assets generally rose on Monday. In the past 12 hours, short liquidations far exceeded long positions, with a ratio close to 3:1. #btc

Schwab plans spot bitcoin, ether trading launch in first half of 2026 The financial services giant with almost $12 trillion in client assets is moving closer to direct crypto trading, offering subscription for early access to the Schwab Crypto account. Charles Schwab plans to launch spot cryptocurrency trading for bitcoin and ether in the first half of 2026 through its Charles Schwab Premier Bank unit. The firm has opened a wait list for its new Schwab Crypto account, which will let clients buy and sell the two largest cryptocurrencies alongside their traditional investments. Schwab is leveraging its $11.9 trillion in client assets to compete with established crypto exchanges. Brokerage services giant Charles Schwab plans to roll out spot cryptocurrency trading in the first half of 2026, pushing it deeper into digital assets. "We remain on track to launch our spot crypto offer in the first half of 2026, starting with bitcoin $BTC and ether (ETH)," a company spokesperson told CoinDesk on Friday. The firm has opened a waitlist for clients seeking early access to what it calls a "Schwab Crypto" account, which will allow users to buy and sell the two largest cryptocurrencies. The firm will offer the service via Charles Schwab Premier Bank, SSB. The move builds on comments from CEO Rick Wurster, who said last July that Schwab aimed to introduce crypto trading "sometime soon" in response to client demand. He framed the effort as a way to bring digital assets into the same account view as stocks and bonds in a push toward a more unified investment platform. Schwab's scale could give it an edge as it enters a market long dominated by crypto-native exchanges. The firm reported $11.9 trillion in client assets in 2025, offering a built-in base of retail and institutional investors who may prefer trading crypto within a familiar brokerage environment rather than using standalone platforms. The firm already allows clients to invest in ETFs linked to cryptocurrencies and trade bitcoin futures on its platform. It also launched the Schwab Crypto Thematic Index (STCE), an ETF that tracks the performance of companies linked to the digital asset sector. #GateSquareAprilPostingChallenge #WeekendCryptoHoldingGuide #CryptoMarketSeesVolatility