Last night until now, Bitcoin has experienced a clear pullback from the 80,500-81,000 range under pressure, with a rapid dip during the night to around 78,610 forming a bottom, followed by a slight rebound. Currently, it is consolidating around the 78,900-79,300 range. Overall, it shows a pattern of accumulating strength after a rise and fall. Ethereum's trend is relatively weaker, falling back to around 2,203 before a slight rebound. It is now trading in the 2,220-2,230 range, showing more stickiness.

On the four-hour chart, the overall structure remains in a oscillating but slightly bullish pattern, with the lows higher than before. Although it has not yet continued the previous strong surge, there is still support near the middle and upper trend lines. Currently, the battle between bulls and bears is quite intense, but no clear sign of a trend weakening has appeared. The pullback process mainly provides bulls with a second bottoming and low-entry opportunity, rather than a trend reversal. The volatility remains high, so caution is necessary, but as long as the trend does not weaken significantly, pullbacks are still opportunities for low buys, not blindly shorting. Trading strategy: Today, continue to focus on buying on dips, as a sharp decline is less likely. More likely, the market will consolidate and gather strength before seeking an upward move. The continuation of the trend is a natural process of ups and downs; corrections during an uptrend are within control. Pullbacks are just to facilitate better upward attacks.

Bitcoin: Around 79,000 - 79,500 can be bought in parts, targeting 80,800 - 81,500.
Ethereum: Around 2,220 - 2,240 can be bought directly, targeting 2,300 - 2,350.