#夏日创作营 Bitcoin and Ethereum Today Market Analysis

The current crypto market is in a weekend period with relatively scarce liquidity, and overall volatility has been contracting. From the macro backdrop, the market has recently been digesting the Federal Reserve officials’ mild remarks that inflation risks are declining. At the same time, some funds in certain AI tech stocks have shown profit-taking. The market is closely watching whether capital will rotate into crypto assets. Against this backdrop, major assets have demonstrated some technical resilience, but a systematic inflow of incremental funds back into the market has not yet formed.
After Bitcoin (the “big one”) touched the 62,500 area, it has shown a small-scale rebound upward trend for two consecutive days. The support structure on the downside remains intact. During the day, focus on whether the support in the 64,200-63,800 range holds effectively. If that range is not broken to the downside, the rebound structure remains valid. On the upside, watch resistance levels sequentially at 65,500, 66,500, and 67,200; when price reaches these resistance zones, you can look for short opportunities. Conversely, if there is an effective intraday break below 64,200-63,800, you should give up on chasing highs in the short term and wait patiently for a pullback to the 62,500-61,800 range before planning the next move.

For Ethereum, the intraday pullback is in the 1,850-1,835 range. As long as this support is not broken, the rebound logic continues. On the upside, watch resistance at 1,900-1,930-1,950; if price spikes higher, short opportunities may be considered. If Ethereum breaks below 1,850-1,835 during the day, short-term long positions need to be avoided in time, and you should wait for a fall back to the 1,800-1,770 range before looking for an entry opportunity.

SOL is currently only undergoing four-hour level rebound repair, with 75 as a key support level. As long as 75 holds, the four-hour rebound is likely to continue, with upside targets at 78-79. If it breaks below 75 during the day, that would imply the end of the small-scale rebound structure, and short-term longs should decisively exit; then wait patiently for a pullback near 72-70 before observing again. Weekend trading is mainly defensive and range-based—pay attention to position management.