This week, BTC was broadly ranging and choppy between 67,000 and 63,000, with a high early push followed by a pullback and range-bound consolidation throughout; there was no one-sided breakout. At the start of the week, risk appetite recovered—BTC broke above 66,000—and during the middle of the week it probed up to a 66,956 high, briefly lifting bullish sentiment. But as U.S. Treasury yields climbed and inflation expectations stirred, macro pressure returned; the momentum chasing gains faded, and persistent selling pressure from both profit-taking and trapped positions drove the price to keep falling. By the weekend, trading tightened to 63,800-64,500, rebounds lacked strength, volume shrank, the market’s focus shifted lower, and caution prevailed. Although Ethereum’s ecosystem remains solid, it still suffered from broader market drag: after hitting the 1,958 pressure zone, it quickly pulled back, with momentum burning off even faster, leading to weak base-building. Spot BTC managed 13,421 points, while ETH took 252 points. Position amid fear, harvest during the rebound, and keep staying on top—hold steady, keep emotions in check, and let profits run!

In the short term, first watch the lower small-timeframe support at 64,200-63,700. If it breaks these two levels and a downward structure forms, the targets are 62,500-62,000—long positions can wait and only look for “needle” entries into this range. If it breaks 65,000, then watch 65,700-66,300, and after that zone, try shorts again.

For ETH for now, focus on lower small-timeframe support at 1,870-1,850. If it breaks these levels and a downward structure forms, the targets are 1,800-1,780-1,750. If it spikes up toward the first resistance near 1,890, shorts in this zone can be attempted. A break above 1,910 is just “a quick tease”—after a further push into the 19,500-20,000 area, keep an eye on $BTC $ETH .