Bitcoin is currently holding the weekly support level with a brief rebound and stabilization. However, after experiencing volatility, there is a possibility of testing the weekly support again. If it does not break below and stabilizes firmly, a true bottoming can begin. Both futures and spot trading are viable options. From the daily chart perspective, the bullish momentum still looks decent, but the weekly level of 68,500-68,600 remains to be tested. This is an important reference point for our long positions. If it holds, we can look to fill the gap at 84,000 (balance between bulls and bears).

Ethereum once again surged to 2150, quickly breaking through a downward channel. The bulls are not yet excited. After gaining liquidity, it was swiftly pushed back down to 2070. However, the daily chart still shows a barely positive candle. From the weekly perspective, Ethereum is weaker than Bitcoin. It remains bearish despite the rebound. For safer trading, focus on positions around 2020-2050. The upside target remains at 2120-2150. Since it hasn't broken out of this oscillation range, the trend direction cannot be definitively called bullish or bearish. The bottom may not be in, and the bears could continue to dominate, extending the decline. Our strategy is to trade within the range, using good support and resistance levels, buying low and selling high (more bears than bulls).