Volatility is the breath of the market, and patience is the foundation of wealth. Endure the winter, and you will see the bloom of the bull market. Looking back at the weekend, Bitcoin’s price tested the high of $63,450 in the early hours before retreating under pressure, hitting a low of $62,824 in the early morning, followed by a slight rebound. The overall market did not change much, remaining in a range-bound oscillation. Ethereum similarly rose to a high of $1,808 in the early hours before pulling back, reaching a low of $1,767, then rebounded and stretched. “Jingquan” ’s pullback-long strategy given to everyone in the early hours was precisely fulfilled. In the early morning live trading, both Bitcoin and Ethereum positions were taken with short-term trades, and all have been fully closed with profits.

Looking at the current chart, the four-hour level shows price oscillating in a narrow range above the lower Bollinger Band, with intensified tug-of-war between bulls and bears but no substantial breakthrough. The K-line real bodies are generally small, reflecting that the market is in a phase of accumulation before a directional choice. On a smaller timeframe, after a phased pullback, the market has shown signs of stabilizing and bottoming out. Bearish candles are accompanied by significant lower shadows, indicating ample buying support below and a relatively solid support level. Combining technical patterns with volume and price relationships, it is likely that the market will enter an upward oscillating channel. Therefore, in the early morning, the focus should be on the long rebound opportunity after the pullback stabilizes, entering long positions at lower levels in line with the trend, while strictly setting stop-losses to control risk.

Sunday morning Bitcoin suggestion: go long in the $62,000-$62,500 range, target $64,000

Sunday morning Ethereum suggestion: go long in the $1,730-$1,760 range, target $1,850