#以太坊大户持仓变化 BTC/ETH Short-term Rhythm Analysis

Bitcoin's recent rebound has been quite aggressive, heading straight for the previous high of 94,500 for testing, reaching a peak of 94,700 before pulling back. Currently, it’s fluctuating around 93,700. The strategy for this week remains unchanged—mainly long positions at low levels, waiting for a rebound. The 94,500 level needs to be tested again; it’s not only a recent high but also a belief line that bears are fiercely defending, and it’s also a trap zone for many short positions. The competition will be intense, and it’s also a distribution area for the bulls. A pullback is normal, and so is consolidation.

Looking at the daily chart, $BTC has already formed five consecutive bullish candles creating an arc bottom pattern, but honestly, this can only be considered a rebound, not a reversal. The overall trend remains bearish; if you don’t have short positions, you can consider participating in some low buys or just wait. For those caught in short positions, control your position size strictly to avoid sudden forced liquidation. The bullish momentum on the MACD continues to expand, MA5 is accelerating upward, and the price is running along the upper band of the Bollinger Bands. There is a need for intraday correction, but I don’t plan to short—just look for low buys.

The signals on the 4-hour and 1-hour charts are interesting. Indicators are clearly retracing, but the price isn’t dropping, which feels like a trap for shorting. The MACD bullish momentum is starting to shrink, the three lines of KDJ are converging and forming a death cross downward, and RSI is turning from high levels—all signaling a correction. Key supports below are at 92,700, 91,700, and 90,700. Consider low buys around these levels, and keep an eye on resistance levels at 93,500, 94,500, and 95,500.

Ethereum is showing the same five consecutive bullish candles pattern, with a similar trading logic—low buys. $ETH’s support levels are at 3,180, 3,140, and 3,100; consider low buys around these points. Resistance levels are at 3,230, 3,300, and 3,350.

A final note: Trading success depends on mindset, and failure often comes from temper. The excitement lies in the experience, and patience is key. True experts don’t trade frequently; they wait for the perfect opportunity to strike decisively. Most people are entangled in every trade’s gains and losses, and most of the time, they are losing. But once they hold onto that one wave, they can turn the tide.