Recently, the performance of Bitcoin and Ethereum has been quite interesting. They have been oscillating within a narrow range, with both bulls and bears testing the bottom line. It feels like a trend reversal is just around the corner.

From the candlestick patterns, a while ago, Bitcoin surged to 89,500 and Ethereum tested 2,994, then turned around and fell back, with the lowest points around 86,600 and 2,893. This long upper shadow indicates that selling pressure above is still quite heavy. Currently, the market shows alternating small red and green candles, with bulls and bears in a stalemate, but overall, the trend remains downward.

On the technical indicators, the MACD DIF and DEA are both negative and continue to decline, with the green bars expanding. This suggests that the market is indeed weak at the moment. The Federal Reserve's repurchase agreement movements and the tug-of-war between Bitcoin and gold are influencing market sentiment. However, purely from a technical perspective, the bears still hold the advantage.

In terms of trading strategy, consider going long on Bitcoin within the 86,700-87,200 range, targeting around 88,500-89,500; for Ethereum, go long between 2,890-2,920, with resistance at 2,980-3,030. Of course, this is just a technical reference; the actual market movement depends on real-time dynamics. Risk management should always be the top priority.