The recent crypto market has been somewhat stirred up by positive policy signals. In just 6 hours, market sentiment catalyzed a quick surge, but the question is—how far can this rebound go?

Honestly, the current market logic is quite clear: expectations of favorable policies have strengthened underlying market confidence, which can attract a wave of cautious funds in the short term. But don’t be fooled by the superficial prosperity; such news-driven rallies are very prone to triggering rapid high-frequency trading entries and exits, often resulting in sharp "pin" movements.

From a technical perspective, Bitcoin is currently facing a new resistance zone at $96,800-$97,200. If it can truly hold this range driven by sentiment, then $95,500 becomes a key support. However, once the sentiment wanes and it breaks below $94,800, the situation changes—the risk will significantly escalate.

Ethereum’s rhythm is similar, with $3,400-$3,450 as the new resistance, $3,260 as medium-term support, and below $3,200 requiring a reassessment of the trend.

Here are two strategies: aggressive traders can go long during high news sentiment, but must set stop-losses; more conservative traders might prefer to wait for the price to retest key supports before considering building positions, as the risk-reward ratio will be more favorable. The key is not to let short-term volatility dictate your judgment.