Gu Jingci: Bitcoin/Ethereum is still expected to rise and then fall in the early morning.

After successfully taking profits on long positions in Bitcoin/Ethereum in the morning, short positions were initiated again in the evening. However, the price action remained range-bound after the initial rise, offering little room for pullback. Currently, the market remains in a range-bound pattern, and this range is likely to gradually narrow, potentially leading to a trend reversal. The Bollinger Bands on the 6-hour chart are narrowing significantly, with clear resistance at 2120 and 69500. The 4-hour chart shows a small-bodied candlestick with upper and lower shadows, indicating a divergence between buyers and sellers after the initial rise, potentially suggesting a weakening of upward momentum. The daily chart shows a large bullish candlestick with substantial volume, almost engulfing the previous day's candlestick, forming a bullish engulfing pattern and confirming a strong rebound on the daily chart. However, the area near previous highs of 2090 and 68500 will likely face short-term selling pressure. The 4-hour MACD indicator shows the DIF line rapidly crossing above the DEA line and turning positive, with the MACD histogram expanding, indicating strong short-term upward momentum and a shift from a bearish to a bullish trend. Given the recent surge, the risk of a pullback should be considered. Watch for a potential pullback after a surge tonight. Short-term support levels are around 1980 and 65500. If these support levels hold, the price will likely retrace before rebounding. Hold any short positions entered after overnight long positions took profit. For those without short positions, consider entering at the current price of 67600 and 2070, with targets remaining at 65500-66500 and 1980-2010 respectively. We're here every day, not to prove a high win rate, but simply to assure you that our team is always present, monitoring the market 24/7, and is professional and reliable. Analysis and strategies are for reference only; please bear your own risks. Article review and publication may not be timely; please refer to real-time updates.