Everyone, don't rush! Currently, it seems that the hourly level has shown signs of stopping the drop after the drawdown. Although there have been several rebounds this morning, it has not been able to break through the short-term resistance level of 96500, and after being pressured multiple times, it has fallen back, indicating that the upward momentum is still relatively weak and there is still room for further adjustment. Therefore, the intra-day operation will still be conducted in a 'wait and see' manner, as detailed in the morning analysis! It is expected that the range consolidation will continue for some time.

（December 27th, Friday Morning Trend Analysis）
The ongoing wide fluctuations are indeed frustrating, but they also present a short-term opportunity! Isn’t it satisfying to have both sides covered?

Yesterday's market overall showed a trend of 'rising first and then falling.' In the morning, the price attempted to break through the 100,000 mark but failed, and then the market gradually shifted to a bearish dominance, with a minimum drop to the 95,200 area. After that, the market oscillated within a thousand-point range, allowing both bulls and bears to find good trading opportunities. Short-term traders are also making substantial profits. At midnight, the price entered a period of continuous consolidation after a significant drop. In yesterday's market, as long as one can grasp the range, making profits on both sides is not an issue. Without further ado, let’s look at today’s analysis!

Currently, in terms of market structure, after the price peaked and retreated, the rebound strength is not very strong, and it is in a weak adjustment phase. There is obvious pressure above, while the support below has not continued to break down. There is a high probability that the market will continue to maintain a range-bound consolidation rhythm today. Strong resistance is still concentrated at the 100,000 mark, with short-term pressure in the 97,000-98,000 range, strong support at the 93,000 line, and short-term support at 95,000. Currently, there are no significant bearish or bullish news impacting the market, so the conditions for a major drop or rise are not present; for now, we can treat it as a range.

In summary, He Yang suggests:
On Friday morning, if Bitcoin retraces to 95,000 without breaking, consider going long once, looking for a rebound in the 97,500-98,000 range. If under pressure, continue to enter short positions. Keep an eye on the 95,000 and 93,000 positions below; if it retraces without breaking, continue to reverse.

Ethereum slightly rebounds in the 3,350-3,380 range; continue to short, looking down towards around 3,200, and reconsider a short-term long only after stopping there.