Whenever the market declines, the most common emotion is panic. But those who can stand out in this cycle are often not because of good luck in guessing the market trend, but because of their clear-headedness in investing with spare funds and their independent analysis to cope with volatility.

Looking at recent BTC performance makes this clear. Last night, Bitcoin rebounded after hitting the bottom at 94,234, reaching a high of around 95,550 in the morning, then oscillating within a small range. Ethereum's rhythm is similar—dropping to 3,251 in the evening and pulling back to around 3,298 in the early morning, then entering consolidation mode.

From the daily K perspective, after a brief retest, there are signs of market stabilization, maintaining a high-level oscillation pattern overall. Although there is selling pressure above, the support below is more solid—the starting zone of the previous large bullish candle is the defensive bottom line for the bulls. As long as the price stays above this level, the strong consolidation trend can continue.

Looking at the 4-hour chart, the price is squeezed between the middle and lower bands of the Bollinger Bands, with bulls and bears fiercely battling within this range, and no sustained breakout trend has formed yet. Considering the current low volatility, trading strategies should be more flexible, mainly combining short-term trading with range constraints to respond.

Recommended: Consider going long on BTC around 94,800, targeting 98,000; for ETH, position around 3,250 with a target of 3,500.