#大户持仓动态 $BTC Bitcoin has been quite volatile this week. It fluctuated slightly around 87,500 in the morning, and by evening the bulls gained momentum, pushing it to an intraday high of 90,360—looking quite fierce. But the good times didn't last long; the bears are no pushovers either, quickly counterattacking, and the price fell back to a low of 86,128.

$ETH 's performance is like dancing with BTC, rebounding from a low of 2942, rushing up to 3030 to meet resistance, then turning around and retreating back to 2832.

Looking at the four-hour chart, the market has returned to the sideways range seen during the daytime, and after a rally in the evening, it sharply dropped back near the starting point—this is a typical double-sided sweep, a market that keeps tossing back and forth. Currently, the bears have a slight upper hand, but the key support at 86,000 hasn't been broken, so a short-term rebound is still possible. The MACD is below the zero line, a golden cross has formed but the green volume is shrinking, indicating that the bearish momentum hasn't fully exhausted itself.

The one-hour Bollinger Bands have already widened, with increasing downside space, and the price is moving down with consecutive red candles. However, the key support hasn't been breached yet, so there is still a need for a short-term rebound to repair the situation.

Here's the trading idea: at midnight, consider 86,000 as the dividing line between bulls and bears. Once it falls below, decisively turn to short; the focus in the early morning should be on setting up long positions.

Specifically, Bitcoin can be bought in the 85,500-85,000 range, targeting around 88,000; Ethereum can be bought at 2800-2780, with a target of 2950.