Last week's market review: Our short position strategies in the Bitcoin 96,500-97,000 range and Ethereum 3,320-3,350 range performed as expected, ultimately securing 2,000 points profit on Bitcoin and 100 points profit on Ethereum. Thanks to everyone who followed along.

From a candlestick perspective, Bitcoin's daily chart shows signs of stagnation, with a small bullish candle yesterday and the price holding above 9,500. However, the 4-hour chart warrants caution—if the 9,500 support level is effectively broken, the downside space will open up, with 9,380 becoming the second key level. Watch the 1-hour MA30 and MA60 convergence around 9,600 as a resistance zone; in the short term, the market is more likely to oscillate repeatedly.

Ethereum's situation is clearer. On the daily chart, the price hit a ceiling near the MA256 and lost momentum, indicating a failed bullish breakout. 3,400 is a major obstacle; without stabilizing above this level, upward momentum remains insufficient. On the 4-hour chart, support at 3,280 and resistance at 3,325 are the main references for recent trading.

Based on the current pattern, the follow-up ideas are as follows:

**Bitcoin**: Continue short around 96,000 → target 94,500; if broken, then aim for 93,500

**Ethereum**: Short around 3,330 → target 3,200; if broken, then look for 3,150

The crypto market has experienced several bull and bear cycles over the years. The biggest takeaway is that the market changes rapidly, and focusing solely on analysis can lead to tunnel vision. Experienced traders bounce ideas off each other and often see things more clearly. The market is like this, and so is trading.