After Bitcoin temporarily broke the 90,000 level, it is easy to attract retail investors to follow the trend and chase short positions. This logic seems similar to the previous pattern of chasing gains when rebounding to 94,000—both are common traps of chasing highs and lows.

For investors who already hold long positions, it is recommended to continue holding longs at 91,500 or 90,500. As for Ethereum, don't rush to sell at 3120 and 3180. The key is to control greed—reduce positions moderately when the rebound reaches 92,000, then observe whether the market will give opportunities at 93,000 or even 94,000. When Ethereum rebounds to 3200, consider reducing positions to lower risk, and then see if it can push to 3250 or 3300.

If choosing to short today, the strategy should be to patiently wait for a rebound to a high level before entering short positions, such as when Bitcoin returns to around 94,000 or Ethereum reaches 3300. This can effectively reduce the risk of being trapped. If the rebound momentum is insufficient, then decide whether to pursue shorts more aggressively based on the performance of the intraday chart.

Additionally, it is important to remind that virtual currency trading involves legal issues. Holding coins personally and speculating in coins generally do not constitute illegal operations. However, if you knowingly assist others in illegal foreign exchange transactions through virtual currency exchanges, and the circumstances are serious, you could be considered an accomplice to illegal operation crimes. Be mindful of these legal boundaries when participating in trading.