Looking back at this week's overall market trend, both Bitcoin and Ethereum experienced a highly volatile wide-range oscillation. At the beginning of the week, market sentiment quickly heated up, with Bitcoin sharply rising from around 67,000, reaching a local high near 74,000; Ethereum also strengthened simultaneously, briefly breaking above 2,190, igniting bullish sentiment across the board. However, after sustained high-volume trading, the market gradually entered a divergence phase. Coupled with external news disturbances, prices quickly retreated, with Bitcoin plunging from its high back to around 67,000, and Ethereum falling from above 2,100 to the 1,900 range. Overall, this formed a typical "rise—shakeout—rebalancing" structural rhythm. In the face of such significant volatility, whether riding the trend for long positions or rebounding at high levels to short, the overall timing was well managed. Although there were occasional stop-losses on one or two trades, the overall direction and structural judgment remained correct, resulting in profits far exceeding losses. The market never moves according to personal emotions, but as long as the direction is correct and risk control is in place, short-term small losses pave the way for larger gains. Trading is not about winning every single trade but about letting the right trades run longer and minimizing the costs of wrong ones. As long as discipline is maintained and patience kept, the big market will ultimately reward those who truly follow the trend.

From the current four-hour structure, Bitcoin has entered a phase correction zone after falling from the 74,000 high, but it still remains near the previous launch platform for consolidation. The Bollinger Bands are gradually narrowing, with the price moving around the middle and lower bands, indicating the market is in a trend rebalancing and re-distribution phase. Currently, the key structural support is in the 67,300–67,000 area, which is both the previous rally's starting platform and a dense trading zone. If the price stabilizes in this area, it suggests bulls have completed a new chip turnover, laying the foundation for the next upward attack. The first resistance zone above is around 70,000–70,500. If this area is broken effectively, a push toward 72,000 and even 74,000 highs could be expected. Ethereum's structure is highly synchronized with Bitcoin. Currently, the 1,900–1,920 range forms a strong phase support, resonating with the lower Bollinger Band and previous platform. Once stabilized and rebounded, the 2,050–2,100 zone will become the primary target resistance. Overall, short-term pullbacks are more about trend correction rather than trend reversal, so subsequent operations can focus on low-buying strategies.