Market logic is actually quite straightforward. BTC's short-term rebound has not been able to effectively break through the top of the consolidation range. Structurally, it’s still a rebound, definitely not a reversal. The daily MACD death cross is still ongoing, and the trend direction has not changed; looking at the hourly level, trading volume has clearly shrunk, a typical divergence between price and volume — the momentum for the rebound is simply insufficient, just a move to push higher in the morning session, creating opportunities for the bears.

BTC faces resistance around the 89,000–90,000 range. Once it rebounds to this level, it’s time to consider short positions. The actual target zone is around 87,500–86,500, which shows traces of previous heavy trading, combined with the weakening rebound volume, making it an ideal high-level shorting point.

The logic for ETH is similar. The resistance zone is at the upper boundary of 2970–3000. If the opportunity arises, consider shorting here. The target is between 2900–2860. The upper channel resistance has not been effectively broken, and the rebound structure itself is incomplete.

In facing the current market, the core principle is not to chase the highs or be driven by emotions. Strict stop-loss, light positions, and gradual deployment. The market provides structure and rhythm; whether you can realize profits depends entirely on whether you trade according to plan, not on getting caught up in the order book. Follow the trend; every rebound is an opportunity to position.