#数字资产市场动态 The post-Christmas market has taken a breather, and Bitcoin and Ethereum are starting to show some movement again. Today, let's talk about the short-term trends of these two coins.

**Bitcoin Daily Chart**
Yesterday, the US stock market was on holiday, and the market was just oscillating and digesting. Now the daily chart has updated, and BTC has stabilized near the middle band. Looking at the indicators, MACD and KDJ show signs of bullish resonance, $BTC suggesting a short-term rebound might be coming. However, the moving averages (MA5, MA10, MA30) are still relatively flat, giving no strong momentum signals.

Currently, the 89,500 level is a key resistance. If it can be effectively broken, BTC might surge to around 92,000 over the weekend.

**4-Hour Chart for More Clarity**
This morning’s large bullish candle pushed the price higher, and MACD and KDJ indicators also expanded. Now BTC is trading near the MA30, with all moving averages showing slight bullish resonance. From this perspective, there’s still a short-term rebound opportunity. Support levels are around 87,500-87,000. If there’s no effective breakdown of this zone during the day, BTC may follow the daily trend and see a small upward move to test the resistance above.

So, the trading strategy is: buy on dips mainly, with short positions at higher levels as a supplement.

**Trading References**
- Long entry: 87,800-87,300
- Target: 89,300-90,300
- Stop loss: 87,000
- Short positions: at resistance levels

**Ethereum**
$ETH ’s trend is generally in sync with Bitcoin, but its momentum isn’t as strong. The key resistance is at 3,020-3,070, with support around 2,925-2,890. It’s expected to follow the daily chart and rebound to test the upper resistance.

The trading approach is the same: buy on dips mainly, with short positions at higher levels as a supplement.

**Trading References**
- Long entry: 2,940-2,910
- Target: 2,990-3,020
- Stop loss: 2,890
- Short positions: at resistance levels

Further updates will follow as the market develops. Everyone should manage their own pace.