#美联储降息 Bitcoin is once again on a roller coaster, rebounding immediately after a sharp decline. What does this really imply? Today, let's talk about how BTC and ETH might move next.

From the chart, Bitcoin's trend is somewhat predictable. It dropped straight to the previous low of 87,000 and started to rebound—this area has been a support level during multiple declines, so a rebound is not surprising. So, when would be a good opportunity to re-enter short positions?

Let's analyze the previous rebound rhythm carefully: first, it surged near 90,000 and faced resistance, then it retraced; next, it attempted to break through the 92,000 resistance level but was pushed back again. For short-term traders, the 92,000 area is a good entry point for shorts, with a potential 2,000-point retracement profit not hard to achieve. If you have an aggressive style and strict position management, trying small positions at 90,000 is also possible, but the risk is relatively higher.

Ethereum has shown better resilience than Bitcoin, so from a risk-reward perspective, shorting Bitcoin remains more suitable. Yesterday's trades allowed many to profit successfully, with Bitcoin gaining 3,000 points directly. This rebound to 92,000 and near the previous high of 93,500–94,000 are ideal levels to re-establish short positions.

Currently, the market is relatively stable and not experiencing the large swings seen in earlier times, which requires more patience in trading. By focusing on key support and resistance levels, traders can appropriately position themselves for long or short trades, allowing profits to accumulate gradually. Managing risk well is the true path to long-term profitability.