BTC surges 2.4%—don’t treat the rebound as a one-way market

BTC jumped from 57,758 to 59,721, up 2.41% in 24 hours, with trading volume of $1.604 billion. It looks lively, but the funding rate is only 0.0055%, and long-side sentiment hasn’t reached a crazed stage.

The key issue is overhead resistance. BTC’s 24-hour high is 61,322—just one step away from the daily sell level at 61,628. It failed to hold and pulled back. This suggests the move was more like short-covering combined with short-term funds chasing the rebound, not a trend confirmation.

ETH rebounded in sync to 1,603, up 2.25%, but the daily sell point above is 1,652. BNB rose only 0.39%; around 548 it’s still hovering near its PP, and strength among the major coins isn’t consistent.

Direction: short-term slightly bullish, but the chase-up entry has mediocre value. For BTC, only if it can return above 61,628 with volume can the upside space truly be opened. If it falls back toward 58,064, then today’s sharp rally is likely just high-level rotation and turnover.

What the rebound fears most isn’t missing the move—it’s mistaking short-term volatility for “faith” and charging in emotionally. It’s better now to watch key levels than to get carried away.

$BTC daily sell point: $61,628 daily buy point: $58,065
$ETH daily sell point: $1,652 daily buy point: $1,559
$BNB daily sell point: $561 daily buy point: $539
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