#BTC资金流动性 The market has been quite volatile in the past week, and BTC is undergoing a new round of adjustment. Looking at the 4-hour Candlestick chart, the alternating Bullish lines and Bearish lines are clearly testing the waters repeatedly. Last night, Bitcoin pumped for a while, but then it dropped again and is now fluctuating, typical of a consolidation phase.

Who calls the shots in the short term? It's still the capital. The lower band of the Bollinger Bands seems to be pressing down, which suggests that this trend may continue. Switching to the 1-hour chart, the surge last night wasn't actually strong; compared to the ferocity during the dips, it's quite lacking. The key point is that the shadows below the bullish lines are very long, indicating that each time there is a rebound, it quickly gets smashed back down, creating a repetitive correction rhythm.

The lower band and middle band of the Bollinger Bands both show signs of upward movement, but the upper band is still falling, which means that the market is likely to oscillate within this range in the short term. A rebound opportunity is expected later, but don’t expect much upward space. The suggested strategy is very simple: consider short positions after a rebound to the high point, and in the short term, you can also trade within this range.

Specific points:

Bitcoin: Consider shorting in the range of 88500-89000, with a focus on the key level of 87000.

Ethereum: Short in the range of 2990-3020, while paying attention to the support at 2900.