BTC

After rebounding from 87,688, BTC has shifted from a weak structure to a steady upward trend in the short term, currently consolidating sideways around the 91,300–91,400 range. The overall momentum remains bullish, but the 91,350–91,850 area is a dense resistance zone from the previous downtrend. Bulls have tested this area repeatedly but failed to break through with volume, indicating the market needs further confirmation here. The 1-hour momentum is beginning to contract, and KDJ is overbought and showing signs of stalling, so chasing the rally in the short term is not cost-effective. However, the 4-hour structure is still steadily recovering, MACD is turning bullish, and the medium-term direction remains intact. Therefore, the prudent approach is not to guess up or down, but to execute strategies at key levels based on the structure. Focus on buying on pullbacks: 89,750–90,500 is a medium-term support zone, and a pullback to this area offers a more secure entry, with a stop loss at 89,350 and targets at 91,350–91,850. If price holds above 91,850, the next targets are 92,600–93,300.

ETH

ETH saw a strong V-shaped reversal from 2,903, with both hourly and 4-hour bullish momentum expanding. MACD and KDJ are both clearly showing golden cross structures, and the opening Bollinger Bands indicate strong underlying momentum pushing the trend.

In the short term, the market is set for a buy-on-dips approach, with light short positions at resistance. The 3,078–3,095 range is the best support area for long positions today, with a stop loss at 3,048 and initial targets at 3,148–3,175. There is clear resistance at 3,168–3,185, suitable for light, short-term shorts, targeting a pullback to 3,138–3,105. A breakout above 3,205 targets 3,260.