The rebound is in place—don’t rush to chase. BTC is almost at 61,400, and ETH is topping out at 1,650; both are at the upper Bollinger Band positions. This intraday move is real: BTC 4H climbed from 59,800 to 61,260, +2.4%; ETH 4H rose from 1,600 to 1,646, +2.9%. But volume hasn’t kept up. On the 30-minute timeframe, BTC trading volume is only 52% of the average, while ETH is only 81%. Price is running right along the resistance zone, but volume is shrinking instead—this is the signal.

BTC current: price 61,262, upper band 61,397, with only 0.22% room left. RSI 68, MACD bullish acceleration, ADX 30.9—this uptrend has already formed. The problem is: if you go long at this level, your stop loss would be 60,500 (-1.2%) and your take profit 61,397 (+0.22%). The net upside is at most 0.5%; after accounting for slippage and fees, it’s not worth it.

ETH the same: current price 1,646, upper band 1,649.58, with less than 0.2% room. On the 30-minute chart, 25,303 lots were placed in the 1,643–1,651 range, but price just wouldn’t push through. RSI 68.1—this is the critical zone.

Core logic: the rebound is already completed. This isn’t about waiting for a pullback to buy support; it’s about reaching resistance and waiting for the result. Chasing in to bet on a breakout doesn’t offer a favorable risk-reward ratio. The breakout above the upper band with volume, then a pullback that confirms and holds—that’s the entry point for a B-class opportunity.

For now? Stand by. Wait until the direction is clear, and then decide. The market is changing—if you need anything, feel free to ask anytime.