#以太坊大户持仓变化 BTC/ETH short-term volatile pattern continues, with clear tug-of-war between bulls and bears—technical review

Yesterday, Bitcoin and Ethereum showed oscillating movements, repeatedly encountering resistance at high levels before pulling back. In the morning, they briefly tested lows around 91,200 and 3,180, then rebounded again. That wave of high-level short positions indeed had profit potential, and the early layout was small profit-taking during the pullback.

Currently, both coins are consolidating at high levels. The 4-hour chart for Bitcoin shows a V-shaped pattern, indicating a decent recovery, but trading volume has significantly shrunk, and RSI has entered overbought territory—this suggests the rebound momentum is beginning to weaken, and short-term correction pressure is considerable. Ethereum has been relatively more resilient, reaching a high of 3,307 last night, then falling to 3,181 to find support, rebounding to 3,300 this morning but being pushed down again, now consolidating around 3,270. The movements of both coins are largely synchronized, but ETH shows stronger elasticity.

From the daily chart, the moving averages are still arranged in a bullish configuration, and the upward trend framework remains intact. However, there is significant sell-side stacking at 94,000 and 3,300, RSI is flat and in overbought territory, indicating that the rebound to these levels may require a pause. The 4-hour chart shows an upward channel after rebounding from 91,000 and 3,180, but divergence and inverted hammer patterns appear, which are signals of a potential reversal.

Trading strategy: Bitcoin can be shorted around 93,200-93,600 with stops above, targeting 91,000-91,500; Ethereum can be shorted between 3,280-3,300, with support around 3,180-3,200. Focus on whether the highs can be effectively broken; failure to do so signals the start of a correction.