Failure is not to be feared; it is precisely the necessary path to success. In the ever-changing cryptocurrency market, no one can always sail smoothly. Every setback and difficulty hones our will and sharpens our sensitivity to the market. Looking back at midnight yesterday, Bitcoin's trend showed characteristics of slow rises and rapid falls, with the price oscillating and climbing to a high of 95,700 before quickly retreating, and this morning it even touched a low of 94,500. Ethereum's market trend is similar, with the price first surging to 1,841, then facing downward pressure, hitting a morning low of around 1,810.

From a daily chart analysis, the current coin price is running below the upper band of the Bollinger Bands. After experiencing a strong upward attack, it has retreated with two consecutive bearish candles, indicating strong resistance at the upper band of the Bollinger Bands. The bullish candle body accompanied by a long upper shadow suggests that the bullish strength is insufficient to support a sustained price breakthrough. Meanwhile, both the KDJ and RSI indicators are turning downward, and the MACD histogram is also continuously contracting, all signs indicate that the market is likely to shift from strong to weak. On the four-hour chart, the coin price shows a stair-step decline and has broken below the lower band of the Bollinger Bands, with the MACD histogram remaining in the negative area, and the fast and slow lines maintaining a death cross pattern, diverging further down below the zero axis. Therefore, today's morning operation advice is to focus on a high short strategy.

The big coin can be shorted around 95,000, targeting around 93,000, while Ethereum can be shorted around 1,830, targeting around 1,750. #BTC $BTC