Regarding Bitcoin, from the daily candlestick chart, it has consecutively closed with 7 bullish candles, and the Bollinger Bands are showing an expanding state, with the upper band opening upwards, which creates space for price upward movement. The current price is running close to the upper band.

On the 4-hour level, a large bullish candle last night helped it firmly stay above the 100,000 mark, but after rising to 102,762 in the morning, it faced pressure and began to correct. The current price is around 101,600. From an indicator perspective, the MACD bullish momentum shows signs of contraction, the KDJ three lines are about to converge and form a death cross, and the RSI is also turning downwards, indicating a short-term need for a pullback, and the indicators urgently need repair. Looking at the hourly chart, the upper band is turning downwards, the MACD bearish momentum is beginning to expand, the KDJ death cross is moving downwards, and the RSI is also declining. Overall, while the operation strategy is bullish and looking to buy low, it is not advisable to chase the market directly; one should wait for a pullback before participating in the bullish trend.

Reviewing past operations, such as the short position on Bitcoin at 102,000 and the short position on Ethereum at 3,710, the profit situation was poor. Fortunately, timely position reduction and changing to a break-even stop loss avoided larger losses. Yesterday during the day, the short position at 99,500 also generated a small profit of a few hundred points before changing to a break-even stop loss, which helped avoid subsequent risks. This fully reflects the high risk of counter-trend positions, emphasizing the importance of risk control. Only by securing floating profits can one truly realize gains, while setting a break-even stop loss can cope with the changing market conditions.

As for today’s market, it is highly likely to show a sideways movement instead of a decline, with a potential for a fake-out. By tonight, there may be further upward movement. If a spike occurs, the probability of a spike on Wednesday night is relatively higher. Therefore, it is advisable to follow the trend and go long, and there is no consideration for short positions today. In terms of specific operations, Bitcoin can be bought low when it pulls back to the 101,000 and 100,000 positions, targeting 102,500, 104,000, and 106,000 sequentially.

For Ethereum, buying low can be considered when pulling back to the 3,630 and 3,580 positions, with upside targets of 3,700, 3,800, and 3,900.