This week, BTC traded in a wide tug-of-war range of 67,000–63,000. Throughout the week it spiked up and then retreated, with range-bound churning and no one-way breakout. Early in the week, risk appetite was repaired; the coin price broke above 66,000. Midweek it probed up to a 66,956 high, and bulls briefly grew enthusiastic. However, rising US Treasury yields and inflation-expectation disruptions brought macro pressure back. Momentum for chasing faded, and selling pressure from both profit-taking and trapped positions caused the price to keep falling. By the weekend, trading tightened to 63,800–64,500; the rebound lacked strength, volume shrank, the focus shifted downward, and overall sentiment turned cautious. Although Ethereum’s ecosystem is stable, it’s still dragged by the broader market; after hitting the 1,958 resistance zone, it quickly pulled back, consuming momentum faster and forming a weak base.

In live trading, BTC took 13,421 points, and ETH took 252 points. Positioning during panic, harvesting during the rebound—stay in sync, keep the grip, stabilize your mindset, and let profits run!

For the short term, first watch the lower timeframe supports at 64,200–63,700. If it breaks these two levels and a downside pattern forms, the targets for long entries are 62,500–62,000—wait for wicks to insert into this zone. If it breaks above 65,000, then look at 65,700–66,300; consider attempting a short in this range.

For ETH for now, first watch the lower timeframe supports at 1,870–1,850. If these levels break and a downside pattern forms, the targets are 1,800–1,780–1,750. If it rallies up to around the first resistance of 1,890, shorts in this range can be attempted. If it breaks above 1,910, it’s just a squeeze—then watch the move when it rallies into the 19,500–20,000 range: $BTC $ETH