For friends still holding 91,500 and over 3,180 long positions, keep holding steady. Don't panic even if you're caught in a trap. This wave of market movement is essentially a repeated shakeout; oscillating within a range is normal—prices will rebound after drops, and pull back after rises. As long as the range isn't broken, my judgment remains unchanged: do not chase shorts unless support is broken.

On the Bitcoin side, 90,500 and 90,000 are key support levels. If these are broken, the rebound may be over, and it will be time for the bears to take control. The area around 94,500 is a resistance level; without a clear breakout, the market may continue to rebound. Once it breaks above 94,500, bulls will have the chance to push higher, targeting around 98,000.

For traders who haven't entered the market yet, consider going long near 3,120 (Ethereum) or around 91,000 for Bitcoin. If you have a higher risk appetite, you can also add positions directly at 3,170 and 91,500. A correction after this continuous upward trend is entirely reasonable, especially under the pressure of previous highs. But since key supports haven't been broken, there's no need to chase shorts; go long if the setup is right.

My outlook for the subsequent targets is as follows: for Ethereum, focus on 3,220, 3,280, and 3,350 levels; for Bitcoin, watch the key levels at 92,500, 93,500, and 94,500.