Recently, Bitcoin and Ethereum reached local highs around 94,800 and 3,310 respectively, before entering a correction phase. The previous short positions around 93,800 and 3,270 during the white and evening sessions have been successfully executed, and the re-entry around 3,300 for Ethereum has also achieved its target. After reaching a peak near 3,180 and 91,200, the market has now resumed a rebound.

However, this rebound may only be temporary. After all, the 3,180 and 91,000 levels serve as short-term entry points, providing some support, but both the daily and 4-hour charts show signs of a pullback after a rally, indicating a trend reversal signal.

From the candlestick patterns, the daily chart recently formed a top around 94,800 and 3,310, now entering a correction phase, showing typical alternating yin and yang candles. The 4-hour cycle is more obvious — long upper shadows have appeared, indicating that selling pressure above is indeed accumulating. The closing prices have fallen below previous wave highs, suggesting that the bears are gathering strength.

Technical indicators further confirm this judgment. The daily MACD histogram has shifted from positive to negative, with DIF and DEA gradually approaching each other, hinting at possible short-term consolidation or even a downward move. In the 4-hour chart, DIF has crossed below DEA, strengthening the bearish signal, marking a critical turning point.

Based on this information, the trading strategy for early morning is relatively clear: Bitcoin can continue to short in the 92,500-93,000 range, targeting support zones around 90,000-91,000; Ethereum can continue shorting around 3,240-3,270, aiming for 3,150-3,180. The market's rebound does not change the overall downtrend, and the key is to seize the opportunity when the space is being released.