From a daily perspective, Bitcoin has stabilized above the middle track for two consecutive days, with long lower shadows at low levels combined with the solid bullish candlestick patterns from the past two days, indicating that the buying support below is gradually strengthening, and the overall structure is still in a bottom-building consolidation phase; on the four-hour level, after a rapid dive yesterday, a clear bottom-recovery action formed, followed by consecutive bullish candlesticks that enveloped the previous stage's bearish candlestick range. Short-term bullish momentum has somewhat recovered, but there is still strong resistance around 93500 above, making it difficult for the rebound to break through in one go; the short-term rhythm is relatively fast, entering slight consolidation after a continuous rise. Although the candlestick bodies have shortened, the center of gravity is gradually rising, indicating that bulls are still in control, but the volatility will increase. Overall, the broader direction still belongs to the repair phase of a weak turn to flat, and the operation should primarily maintain a range-bound long and short strategy, waiting for key position breakthroughs or pullbacks to provide entry opportunities.

Bitcoin entry point, long position strategy: Lightly test long in the 91400–91900 range on a pullback, with a conservative stop-loss at 91000, targeting 93700.

Short position strategy: If unable to break through the 93500–94000 area, go short, with a stop-loss at 94500, targeting around 91400.

Ethereum long position strategy: Test long on a pullback if 3150 does not break, targeting around 3250.

Short position strategy: If 3250 does not break, look for short opportunities, targeting around 3150;

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