The technical signals are quietly shifting.



Recently, after monitoring the market, both BTC and ETH are showing some interesting signs — the depletion of bears is clearly increasing, and on smaller timeframes, there are early signs of bottom divergence. Honestly, this pattern on the 120-minute chart looks like it's gathering strength and preparing to move upward gradually, rather than continuing to fall.

Looking back at the recent trades, the BTC long at 94,800+ and ETH long at 3,260+ given during midday didn't have as much volatility as expected, but the probability of triggering was still quite high. Last night, I decided to close all the overnight positions with small profits — after all, sleeping peacefully without watching the K-line all night is truly satisfying.

The entry ideas also reveal some clues. Both assets have recently been inclined to accumulate longs at low levels rather than chase highs to short. During the midday pullback, BTC only dipped to around 95,000 before rebounding, without breaking lower. ETH was even more resilient, stopping at 3,282, indicating that the support levels are quite solid.

Looking further back, since the switch from resistance to support on the 13th, the market has been running for five consecutive trading days. During this period, the success rate of long positions has been quite stable, and the recent state is indeed healthy.

Unless there is a sudden market shock from news, after consolidating at high levels over the weekend, the technical rebound could officially begin.

**Trading Suggestions:**

For BTC, around 94,800 is the first entry point, with 94,400 as a backup for adding positions. The target range is 96,000 to 96,500.

For ETH, consider going long around 3,280, with 3,250 as a second entry point. The target is 3,320 to 3,340.

All shared ideas are real trading thoughts and do not constitute any investment advice. Please trade within your own means.
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