BTC is still holding its short-term structure.



ETH is starting to lose momentum.

That difference matters more than treating both markets as the same trade.

BTC currently looks closer to a potential ascending triangle than a standard rising wedge.

Higher lows are still forming, while 67,000 remains the main resistance.

I would not chase price into that level.

But I would not short it automatically either.

A short only becomes interesting after a failed breakout, a 4H Lower High, or a break below the latest Higher Low.

If BTC breaks above 67,000 with strong volume and holds the level, the upside scenario must be reassessed.

ETH is weaker.

It has broken below its short-term rising trendline and is testing the 1,850–1,860 area again.

That shows fading bullish momentum, but a broken trendline alone is not enough to confirm a reversal.

If ETH fails to reclaim 1,850–1,860 and begins forming Lower Highs and Lower Lows, the next support zone sits around 1,805–1,788.

My current view:

BTC is still structurally stronger.

ETH needs to prove that buyers can defend 1,850.

I am not forcing both assets into the same direction simply because they belong to the same market.

#Bitcoin #Ethereum
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