Market fluctuations are essentially a redistribution of chips. Instead of obsessing over short-term rises and falls, it's better to learn how to read the market's rhythm—those traders who understand the "shakeout logic" often find direction in the darkness.

Recent trading records are very illustrative. Bitcoin was built at 91134 at 12:00 noon today, and took profit at 90122 at 5:00 pm, with a single trade profit of over 1000 points; Ethereum entered at 3120 at 12:00 noon and exited at 3075 at 5:00 pm, a quick gain of 45 points. Behind such operations is a precise grasp of market rhythm.

From a technical perspective, the 4-hour chart shows Bitcoin under pressure at the midline, with the upper band continuing to weaken downward. The daily chart rebounded after testing the midline yesterday, but the bullish momentum indicated by MACD is clearly insufficient, and trading volume continues to shrink. On the 1-hour level, overhead selling pressure remains heavy, and the probability of an upward breakout is not high. The current pattern is more suitable for setting up short positions at high levels.

Today's approach remains unchanged: short on rallies.

Bitcoin's rebound to the 92000-91500 range is a clear resistance zone, where you can directly enter short positions. The first target below is 90000; once broken, continue to watch the support zones at 89500-88500.

Ethereum also maintains a high-altitude short strategy. Resistance levels are at 3250-3180, with supports at 3080, 3030, and 2980. The market is at a decision point at these levels; patience is needed to wait for testing opportunities at resistance levels, which will improve the win rate.