Market fluctuations are never meant to cause anxiety, but to correct the rhythm.
The current pullback is just a normal shakeout within the bullish trend, not a trend reversal.
Stabilizing the rhythm is more important than frequent trading.
Bitcoin's price today continues the strong bullish momentum, oscillating upward from around 80k in the early hours,
reaching a high of 81,278, hitting a new phase high, then slightly pulling back, currently at 80,796.
The 4-hour Bollinger Bands are opening upward, with the price consistently staying above the middle band,
bullish momentum remains undiminished.
The volatility is sufficient, and the pattern of rising high and pulling back is fully in line with expectations,
key support levels have not been broken, and the buying strength is still present.
Ethereum's intraday movement follows Bitcoin's rhythm, overall showing a "rising with the market, not falling, high-level oscillation" state,
currently at 2,371, with a weaker increase than Bitcoin.
From the trend perspective, during Bitcoin's surge, Ethereum also started from lower levels,
approaching the 2,400 mark at its peak;
when Bitcoin pulls back, Ethereum also remains above 2,300 with oscillations,
with smaller fluctuations than Bitcoin, typical of a "high-level buildup" state.
On the 4-hour chart, Bitcoin's price remains above the Bollinger middle band,
the Bollinger Bands are opening upward, the MACD red bars continue to enlarge,
KDJ is at high levels but has not formed a clear death cross reversal signal,
indicating "overbought oscillation in a bullish trend," not a trend reversal.
From the intraday pullback from 78,128 to the new high of 81,278,
the lows are rising, and the highs are also rising, forming a typical bullish rhythm.
The previous key support at 79,300 was tested with a low of 78,128, then quickly rebounded above 80k,
bullish support remains strong, with no signs of volume breakdown,
indicating that the short-term bearish force is just a disturbance, not the main trend.
Ethereum is currently oscillating at high levels, with smaller fluctuations than Bitcoin,
suggesting funds prefer to first push Bitcoin higher to open space, then wait for Ethereum to catch up.
In this linked structure, shorting Ethereum has very low risk,
while the risk of buying on dips is smaller.
Bitcoin: Buy in batches around 79,500-80,000, stop loss below 79,000, target 81,500-82,000.
Ethereum: Buy in batches around 2,350-2,360, stop loss below 2,330, target 2,400-2,430.