#加密市场反弹 The Federal Reserve just finished its meeting, and the market in the cryptocurrency sector has indeed been a bit awkward these past few days. Recently, the general consensus was that the market would surge and then come down, but the actual trend hasn't been that smooth—every time there's a drop, there's immediately buying support. This wave was also pushed by an unexpected factor: last week, the number of unemployment claims in the United States suddenly increased significantly, causing the dollar index to weaken, which in turn became a support for cryptocurrency prices.
From a technical perspective, the details start to emerge. On the short-term charts (hourly), the red bars of the MACD are clearly shrinking, and the two lines are about to cross, which is a typical signal of declining upward momentum. However, looking at the daily chart, the MACD is still firmly above the zero line, indicating that the broader bearish trend has not yet been firmly established. Looking at the RSI, it has retreated from the previous high to oscillate around 57, showing that market sentiment has clearly cooled off, shifting from enthusiasm to neutrality, and even slightly weak.
Now we are in that "feeling stuck where there's no energy to go up and it’s also not pleasant to go down" state of tug-of-war, with both bulls and bears testing each other's bottom lines. If you really want to make a move, my suggestion is not to chase the rise; instead, be patient and wait for the pattern to clarify before taking action.
**BTC Strategy**:
Sell in the range of 93000-92100, with a stop loss set above 94300, aiming for 89500.
Buy in the range of 88800-89800, with a stop loss set below 88100, targeting 91500.
**ETH Strategy**:
Sell in the range of 3285-3245, with a stop loss above 3345, targeting 3120.
Buy in the range of 3055-3105, with a stop loss below 3005, aiming for 3210.
