BTC has precisely tested the two key support levels at 95000 and 94000. From a normal rhythm perspective, after holding at 94000, it should trend upward to challenge 98000 and even 100000, but the current rebound strength is clearly weak, and it has not even been able to break through 96000.

The situation is very clear: if tonight to tomorrow it still cannot break through 96000, Bitcoin is very likely to enter a 4-hour correction trend. From the 1-hour chart, the market is continuously oscillating, and the trend is becoming unclear. Although liquidity is relatively poor over the weekend, the bulls should hold the range around 96000 for consolidation, rather than repeatedly tugging at 95000. The longer it stays at 95000, the more unfavorable it is for the bulls.

On the 15-minute level, a 5-minute central zone has already formed over the weekend, and the direction has not been finalized yet. Next, pay close attention to two signals: a breakout above 96000 could consider a long position on the right side, targeting around 98500 to 100000; if it falls below 94000, it is highly likely to retest 92000, initiating a new 4-hour downtrend.

On the Ethereum side, the short-term is relatively clearer, with signs of a 1-hour rebound already appearing. Breaking through 3030 will likely lead to a three-wave 15-minute rally within the 1-hour rebound. However, ETH ultimately depends on Bitcoin's performance. If Bitcoin successfully breaks above 96000 and surges upward, ETH will also have no problem pushing through the 3500 level; but if Bitcoin fails, ETH's rebound will also shrink, with 3200 and 3180 becoming the next defense lines.