#数字资产市场动态 Looking at today's market, Bitcoin has been fluctuating between 86,800 and 88,200. The evening rally was suppressed, and the rebound in the early morning didn't gain momentum. By noon, there were still buyers stabilizing the price around 86,800. After 1 PM, the one-hour MACD has already formed a golden cross, but the price is stuck at the 87,800 level, which is indeed a resistance point. Four consecutive bullish candles on the four-hour chart, and the MACD fast line has been pushed above the zero line. The next step depends on how the price performs within the 87,800 to 88,500 range, whether it faces strong resistance at 89,500 to 90,500.

Ethereum's pace is even more aggressive. During the 4 PM surge, it directly jumped from the EMA crossover point at 2,950, rushing straight to 3,000. The increase is indeed sharper than Bitcoin's. After the spike, the four-hour consolidation has been narrow, between 2,972 and 2,988. The one-hour MACD is starting to weaken, but the four-hour MACD is just beginning to turn, so the market may still revolve around the 3,000 level.

Honestly, the recent short positions haven't been ideal. The market is just consolidating, and the four-hour chart looks somewhat neutral. It's time to change the strategy. Follow the consolidation and avoid fighting the market.

**Bitcoin key levels:**
Above: 88500, 89500, 90500
Below: 87200, 86500

**Ethereum key levels:**
Above: 3000, 3050
Below: 2930 to 2950 zone

Currently, the market is entangled. We should stay on the sidelines and not rush. The previous short logic was to try to catch a decline or make a big move, but after a week of market turbulence, it seems necessary to shift to a sideways approach.

**Reference trading plan:**
Long Bitcoin at 86,800 with a stop loss at 86,350; or short at 88,500 to 88,800, add to the short at 89,500, and set a stop loss at 90,250.

For ETH, since 2,950 has already been shorted and 3,000 has been added once, consider reducing the position, with a stop loss at 3,030. Alternatively, go long at 2,930 with a stop loss at 2,885.

In this way, regardless of profit or loss ratio and win rate, sideways trading won't be too bad. Overall, the bias remains more towards the bearish side.