From yesterday to today, BTC has risen from 94k to 97k, a small increase that has everyone a bit excited. However, whether this can continue to rise remains to be seen. Most other cryptocurrencies have also risen, especially those altcoins, which have seen quite a significant increase. So how will BTC move in the short term? I'll provide a brief overview, which does not constitute any investment advice.

Personally, I think that $BTC will likely fluctuate between 94,000 and 99,000; this is just a normal rebound, and we need to be patient and wait for it to break through. If you bought some BTC at a low price before, you might consider selling some at 99,000, and then wait for new buying opportunities. There are still quite a few people who are bullish right now.

Now, let's talk about $BNB. It is expected to consolidate between 685 and 735. Yesterday, it was a bit weaker than BTC and ETH, especially since the 63rd airdrop is about to end, so it's normal for some people to want to sell. But if you are a long-term holder of BNB, then don't pay too much attention to these minor fluctuations. As for platform tokens, they will only really gain momentum towards the end of the bull market.

As for the second-largest $ETH, it is estimated to fluctuate between 3300 and 3550. Yesterday, it was a bit stronger than BTC, so let's keep an eye on whether the institutions are still increasing their holdings. If institutions are buying more, then holding ETH will feel much safer.

Returning to today's daily BTC technical analysis, from the K-line perspective, the 1-hour level shows a downtrend, the 4-hour level shows an uptrend, the 12-hour level shows an uptrend, and the daily level has just entered an uptrend, with an intraday resistance level of 99,800 and a support level of 94,500 dollars.