Market opportunities are often hidden behind the noise of the market. True traders do not obsess over every price fluctuation but instead show real insight at critical moments—seeing clearly where the next move is while most people are still on the sidelines.

In the early session, a long position was established around 94,000, but the market did not follow the script. Throughout the day, it showed a pattern of oscillating downward, and this position was eventually closed at the breakeven price. Sometimes, the market is like this—plans can't keep up with changes.

Now, re-examining the chart. The overall bullish pattern has not been broken. After three consecutive bearish candles on the four-hour chart, it turned back into bullish candles, indicating a quite regular correction structure. On the one-hour level, the price gradually slid from the upper band of the Bollinger Bands toward the lower support—appearing to release pressure on the bears. But this is crucial: the Bollinger Bands did not expand downward; instead, the upper, middle, and lower bands all contracted simultaneously. What does this mean? The downward momentum is rapidly diminishing, and the space for a rebound is building. Under this pattern, the price typically converges near support zones, accumulating energy for the next upward move.

Therefore, the trading strategy is as follows:
Buy around 92,500 for Bitcoin, targeting 94,500
Enter around 3,180 for Ethereum, targeting near 3,300