Recently, Russian President Putin rejected the U.S. proposal to exchange a ceasefire for a reduction in sanctions. Putin insists that the conflict can only end if Ukraine capitulates and cedes more of the Donbas region. Subsequently, Putin delivered a lengthy historical speech that referenced several medieval Russian historical figures, attempting to argue the viewpoint that Russia and Ukraine belong to the same nation.

In the cryptocurrency market, Saturday's price fluctuations were relatively mild. Although there was a slight increase, the overall trend still leans towards the bears. However, technical indicators suggest that the market may be oversold, indicating a possibility of a rebound. Currently, market participants are waiting for positive news to stimulate activity.

The current resistance levels for Bitcoin prices include $107,500, $108,700, $109,200, $110,000, $111,000, and $112,000. The support levels below are around $104,300, $103,400, $101,600, $101,000, and $100,000. Key price levels for Ethereum also exist accordingly.

It is worth noting that the U.S. job market has recently exhibited characteristics of "low hiring and low layoffs." Job growth has been weak over the past few months, coupled with significant downward revisions of earlier data, changing the general perception of a strong U.S. labor market. This balanced state may be relatively fragile and suggests that the Federal Reserve may adopt more aggressive interest rate cuts in the future.

Overall, in the context of a tense geopolitical situation and weak economic data, participants in the cryptocurrency market need to remain vigilant and closely monitor market trends and macroeconomic changes. Whether going long or short, reasonable stop-loss levels should be set, and strategies should be adjusted promptly according to market changes.