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Yesterday, Bitcoin showed a pattern of first declining then rising, pulling back to the 78,869 level intraday before the bulls began to build momentum for a rebound, recovering losses.
In the evening, the bulls accelerated the rally, reaching a high of around 81,999 before slowing down.
Ethereum followed a similar pattern, dipping to the 2,237 low in the morning before consolidating sideways during the day, then leveraging the buildup to surge higher in the evening, reaching a high of around 2,318 overnight.
Last night, precise positioning was made for long positions: around 79,500 for Bitcoin, entering the market, with a precise stop at 81,500, capturing 2,000 points of profit.
For Ethereum, around 2,250, with a precise stop at 2,300, capturing 50 points of profit.

Although the current market shows a pause and consolidation, the strength remains, with quick recovery after partial pullbacks, indicating potential for further upward movement during high-level consolidation.
On the four-hour chart, the dual moving averages remain in a bullish alignment, with the correction space being a normal adjustment, showing no signs of weakness.
The short-term structure is relatively strong, indicating limited depth for a deep correction.
Correction is a natural part of the upward process, releasing bearish momentum and reducing obstacles for the bulls, paving the way for future gains.
For the bulls, this is not only a necessary adjustment but also a sign of healthy development, with continued momentum to break higher in the future.

On Friday, consider going long around 81,000 for Bitcoin, targeting 82,500-83,500.

For Ethereum, go long around 2,260-2,270, targeting 2,350-2,400. $BTC $ETH #比特币V型反转
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