The cryptocurrency market in 2025 can be described as tumultuous. At the beginning of the year, Ethereum faced pressure, Trump issued the Trump coin sparking a frenzy, tariff policies frequently made headlines, Bitcoin broke its all-time high, and the crash in October was unforgettable—after a year like this, it’s not easy to continue making profits in the trading market.

Now, let’s take a look at the latest market pulse. Based on the movement of institutional funds in spot ETFs, BTC has a net inflow of $133 million, ETH a net inflow of $64.2 million, and SOL a net inflow of $5.2 million. This wave of net inflows indicates that large institutions are quietly positioning, but whether this is prelude to a trend reversal still requires further observation.

The liquidation map provides even more interesting information. Both BTC and SOL show a clear bullish tone, with relatively sparse liquidation density; ETH, on the other hand, exhibits a tug-of-war between bulls and bears, with a very dense distribution of liquidation points, which means it’s easier to trigger stop-losses on both sides. Therefore, a conservative trading strategy remains the preferred approach.

Looking at the overall chart, the market still exhibits a oscillating pattern. BTC is fluctuating within the 87,000-90,500 range, ETH’s comfortable zone is between 2,900-3,060, and SOL is active within the 122-129 range. It’s worth noting that at 3:00 AM tonight, the Federal Reserve will release the minutes of the monthly meeting, which could influence the subsequent market direction.

**Trading Strategy Reference**:

For BTC, it’s more prudent to buy on dips around 88,000, consider adding positions if it falls below 86,500, with a target of 89,500; alternatively, short positions above 89,500 can also be considered, adding on at 90,500, with an expected pullback to 87,500.

For ETH, 2,950 is a good entry point for long positions, or add more at the bottom around 2,900, with a target of 3,020. For short positions, start at 3,000, add heavily at 3,050, and take profit back at 2,950.

SOL is short-term biased bearish; shorting at 127 or higher is more appropriate, with a stop-loss at 130, aiming for a target of 123.

**Friendly Reminder**: Stop-loss points vary from person to person; adjust flexibly based on your own risk tolerance and exposure. There is no absolute standard answer.