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According to the latest information, the impact of the Iran-US conflict on China's oil prices is mainly reflected in two aspects: first, the state has initiated temporary price controls to directly help consumers "pay less for price increases"; second, China has adequate supply security measures with no risk of "running out of fuel."
Domestic oil prices have risen, but the state has "capped" the increase
Effective at 24:00 on March 23, 2026, domestic gasoline and diesel prices will increase by 1,160 yuan and 1,115 yuan per ton, respectively.
The key information is: according to the current mec

BTC Direction: Long
Entry Reference Level: 70800
First Target: 72000
Second Target: 73800
ETH Direction: Long
Entry Reference Level: 2160
First Target: 2200
Second Target: 2250

ETH Short
Entry: Near 2145 (short position)
Take Profit: 2110
Stop Loss: 2180
Add Position: 2170
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Market Trend Analysis Overview:
Bitcoin and Ethereum surged again during last night through early morning trading, reaching highs near 73100 (Bitcoin) and 2200 (Ethereum). Following this, prices pulled back, indicating significant resistance pressure at higher levels.
Trading Recommendations
Bitcoin:
Short Entry Points: Around 72800 to 73300 (shorting near current highs).
Target Points: Around 70500 to 71500 (expected pullback target zone).
Ethereum:
Short Entry Points: Around 2180 to 2200.
Target Points: Around 2080 to 2110#比特币站上七万美元

Since its inception in 2009, Bitcoin's price trajectory has been legendary in financial history, evolving from a worthless geek toy to a global asset worth trillions of dollars. During this period, it has experienced countless boom-and-bust cycles, witnessing a millionfold increase from "a few cents" to "nearly $130,000."
Below is the annual price evolution history of Bitcoin since its inception, taking you through each key milestone:
📈 Bitcoin Annual Price Change History (2009-2026)
Year Key Price (USD) Annual Events and Market Characteristics
2026 ~70,000 (As of March) High-level vo

Margin is the "deposit" you pledge to the platform when trading contracts.
To help you understand more thoroughly, I break it down into the following core dimensions:
Core Logic: Small investment for big gains
In Bitcoin spot trading, if you want to buy 1 Bitcoin, you must pay the full amount. But in contract trading (futures/perpetual contracts), you don't need to pay the full amount—only a portion as collateral, which is the margin.
For example:
Suppose the price of Bitcoin is $60,000.
Spot trading: To buy 1 Bitcoin, you need to pay $60,000.
Contract trading (10x leverage): You only need to

Bitcoin's core features are rooted in its technological design and economic model, primarily reflected in the following four aspects:
· Decentralization: This is the most fundamental characteristic of Bitcoin. It does not rely on central authorities such as central banks or governments for issuance and management but is maintained by countless voluntarily participating computer nodes worldwide, collectively maintaining a public ledger. In theory, as long as the internet exists, no one can unilaterally stop or control the Bitcoin network.
· Fixed Supply: Bitcoin's total supply is mathematically

According to the latest macroeconomic data, the US February CPI increased by 2.4% year-on-year (previously 2.4%), and the core CPI rose by 2.5% year-on-year. Since this data fully aligns with market expectations, its immediate impact on Bitcoin prices in the short term is relatively limited, mainly intensifying market caution and short-term volatility.
📈 Current Market Conditions
Following the release of the in-line CPI data, market attention shifted to other factors, and Bitcoin showed signs of high-level consolidation:
· Price Performance: Currently trading in the $69,000 - $70,000 range. T