Yesterday, I gave an early reference idea for buying the dip on Bitcoin at 64,600 and Ethereum at 1,720, and accurately hit the intraday low at 64,525 support. The order-book support strength was sufficient, and the market, as scheduled, started its repair and rebound. Bitcoin is currently at 65,948, steadily moving toward the 66,500 target.

Short-term funds have flowed back and driven the rebound, but there is clearly short-term selling pressure at 66,056 overhead. In addition, with the Federal Reserve interest rate decision plus the first press conference by Wosh at 2 a.m., the major news has not yet fully landed, so market sentiment is cautious. The price action is likely to remain in a wide-range consolidation, making it difficult to see a one-way, continuous trend.

We will continue to follow a range-based approach: when the rebound reaches the pressure zone, seize the chance to follow the pullback rhythm; when the price revisits key support and stabilizes, take a light position to look for recovery opportunities. Tonight’s data has a lot of variables, and the risk of volatility and wick/pin spikes is amplified at the same time. Don’t chase gains aggressively—wait until the early-morning news is fully out, then judge whether this round of recovery can extend further.