$BTC This week's market is about to close, as emphasized during my communication with everyone yesterday, daily reviews and weekly summaries have been my unwavering habits in this market for many years. This is not only to clearly examine the gains and losses of each transaction but also to refine my skills through continuous review and reflection. The cryptocurrency market changes rapidly; only by maintaining a mindset of continuous learning and rigorous discipline can we navigate steadily through turbulent waters and become long-term survivors rather than fleeting visitors.

Looking back at this week's trends, the market has oscillated repeatedly near key points, with intense long-short battles, requiring us to have higher patience and more precise entry judgments. Currently, from an overall technical perspective, the rebound pattern has not been completely destroyed, and we can still plan our subsequent strategies along the key support levels of the trend.

For Bitcoin (BTC):

The rebound structure at the daily level remains valid, which provides us with the premise to continue looking for rebounds. The current key level is the 89000-88000 range, which can be seen as the core defensive support zone at the daily level. If the market experiences a rapid “spike” pullback and touches this area, it can serve as our last opportunity to bet on long positions, and we must control our positions well. Conversely, if the market refuses to pull back deeply but operates with a strong posture, we need to pay attention to whether the four-hour K-line can confirm a breakthrough and stabilize above 91000. Once a valid breakthrough occurs, the market will likely restart the rebound offensive, targeting pressure levels of 93000, 94000, and even 96000.

For Ethereum (ETH):

Its trend logic is similar to Bitcoin's, but we need to pay attention to its own rhythm. Although there was a previous spike, it did not fully touch our preset core support range of 2930-2880. This range is the “lifeline” of the daily rebound pattern; as long as it is not effectively broken, there is still hope for a rebound. Therefore, if the market provides an opportunity to pull back to this range, it is also an ideal point for attempting long positions with light positions. During the upward process, we need to focus on the pressure at 3020 during the day, and at least the four-hour chart needs to close above this level to confirm short-term strength, thereby opening up space for prices to test targets such as 3048, 3100, and 3150.