#美联储联邦公开市场委员会决议 The market has been under continuous pressure recently, but from a technical perspective, short-term indicators (RSI, KDJ) have already entered oversold territory, and there is still momentum for a rebound. The current trading strategy is: sell short on rebounds, and avoid greed.

**BTC Rhythm**
The short-selling approach remains unchanged, but precise positioning is key. When the rebound reaches the critical resistance zone of 86,500-86,800, you can open short positions on rallies. If the price breaks below 86,000 and drops further, you can also chase in after losing the 85,500 support.
Set wider stop-losses, about 3%-4% space (around 88,000-89,000), to leave room for maneuver.
Looking below, the first target points to 84,000-83,000. If the price can really drop there, this wave of shorts could earn 5%-8%.

**ETH Follows the Rhythm**
The outlook is also bearish, but the magnitude will be milder than BTC.
You can try building positions around 2,956, without going all-in at once—keep it light. If it rebounds to 2,975, that’s an opportunity to add to your position.
Risk control should be around the 2,020 level, with a decline limited to about 2.2%, to prevent losses from spiraling out of control.
The targets are in two steps: first watch 2,914, then 2,883. The profit from this drop should be around 3%-5%.

The Federal Reserve FOMC meeting in the next few days may still stir the market, but the support and resistance levels from technical analysis won’t become invalid just because of news. As always, the best approach is combining technicals with news for a more stable strategy.