One night has passed, what should be done remains the same, Bitcoin's market still hovers around the 76,000-76,600 range, with no signs of a breakdown. On Friday, the market continued to fluctuate near the 76,000 level, with a range of about 600 points. Ethereum moved in sync, dipping as low as around 2,250. Overall market volatility has become more stable. Yesterday, we repeatedly emphasized buying on dips, and during our live session last night, we again stressed that the target for buying Bitcoin near 76,000 should be based on your own position.

The four-hour chart shows a clear trend structure: after a rally and pullback, the price consolidates and corrects below the midline of the trend. Each new high is followed by a small correction with a bearish candle, without deep retracements, indicating very weak correction strength. The pattern suggests that there is a short-term technical retracement demand, but the market refuses to deepen the correction. It has clearly completed the trend reversal from bearish to bullish, with bearish momentum gradually weakening and the bullish dominance established. Currently, some traders are still holding onto old bearish thinking, going against the main trend, which risks missing bullish profit opportunities and taking unnecessary counter-trend risks. Going forward, it is recommended to buy on dips following the trend, waiting for short-term support levels to position long positions.

On Friday morning, Bitcoin: buy near 76,000, target 77,500.

On Friday morning, Ethereum: buy near 2,240, target 2,350.