#数字货币市场回调 $BTC Watching others accurately buy the dip and make money while you are chasing the price and trapped at the peak—this is the norm in the crypto world. It's not that there are no opportunities; it's that you always choose the wrong direction at critical moments, watching the Candlestick fluctuate wildly, with your account numbers rising and falling dramatically, and your mindset has long been unable to hold on.

The price movement in the early morning was actually quite clear. Bitcoin touched the bottom around 84011, then began to slowly climb, reaching a high of 86817 this morning; Ethereum was similar, after hitting a bottom at 2718, it followed up, peaking at 2818. It looks like a rebound, but the strength is clearly insufficient.

Looking at the four-hour chart? Overall, it's still a weak oscillation moving downwards. The trading volume was clearly increased during the decline, but during the rebound, the volume shrank significantly, and the bulls didn't catch the market at all. What does this indicate? The short-term weakness hasn't reversed yet; it's just taken a breather after the drop. As for a real trend reversal signal? I haven't seen it.

Looking at the hourly level again, it is a weak rebound after hitting the bottom, now entering a horizontal consolidation phase. The rebound is limited and is being pressed down by the bearish trend on the four-hour chart. In the short term, it is a range-bound fluctuation, and a one-sided trend is not something to think about for now. In detail, during the rebound, there were multiple small pullbacks, indicating insufficient confidence from the bulls, and selling pressure emerged at key positions, making it difficult to sustain an upward push. What is the strategy for the morning? It is still the idea of shorting on the rebound.

In terms of operation, Bitcoin can be considered for shorting around 87000, with a target of around 85000.
Short around 2830 for Ethereum, target near 2700.