Recently, the movement of Bitcoin and Ethereum has been quite interesting — both are experiencing small oscillations at the bottom, but if we talk about rebound opportunities, we need to look carefully.

**Bitcoin Situation:**

The current price is $87,668.22, just slightly above the MA7, but the MA25 is only slightly ahead when looking higher. The real resistance is at the MA99 level ($88,281.48), and the medium-term moving average is generally trending downward. On the 4-hour chart, the candlestick volume is decreasing, and the upward momentum is clearly lacking. The KDJ indicator is still oscillating at low levels (K=36.37, D=34.99, J=39.13), and a golden cross has not formed yet.

If you want to gamble on a rebound, you can go long with a small position at the support level of $87,253, aiming to see if the price can break through the resistance at $88,280 (MA99). But on the other hand, if $87,253 cannot hold, then it’s time to switch strategies — go short, targeting the previous low at $86,420.

**Ethereum Situation:**

The price is at $2,933.48, between the MA7 and MA25, but the MA99 ($2,992.37) is still far above, indicating a bearish alignment that has not yet improved. After touching $2,888.70 earlier, there was a slight rebound, but trading volume was very low, and the rebound momentum was weak. The KDJ indicator is still in adjustment.

Overall, both assets show signs of weakness. Rebound opportunities exist, but the risks are also significant. The key is whether those support levels can hold.