Waiting is undoubtedly a form of torment. If the result is as desired, one can wait peacefully; but if the future is uncertain, and one fears the harvest is not as wished, persistence becomes a luxury. The market on Monday is intertwined with both bulls and bears, still in a state of contention, with most of the day spent in alternating runs between bulls and bears, showing little continuation, moving slowly with relatively small fluctuations. After Bitcoin's morning dip to a low of 93445, the bulls rebounded, reaching a high of 94778 in the afternoon but faced pressure and fell again. In the evening, it touched a low of 93559 before rebounding again, overall forming a cycle of fluctuations. The trading space for Ethereum is still small, and the entry points are not very promising. It dipped to 1780 in the morning, rebounded to 1830 in the afternoon under pressure, and then retested the previous high in the evening, mostly focusing on short-term layouts during the day. The Bitcoin shorts captured 1200 points in the morning, and after catching the long positions, there were also some small gains from the rebounds.

Current trends focus on the continuation and intensity of short-term declines. If it cannot continue and rises repeatedly, there may be a risk of a surge in the future; if the downward space remains, it may return to a phase of consolidation. Watch the starting point above; if it cannot be regained, there is still a possibility of downward movement. Below, pay attention to the situation around the previous low of 93400; if this level breaks, there will be a wave of continuation in the adjustment space. However, the overall market is biased towards a wide-ranging tug-of-war, not a one-sided bullish trend, with gradual pullbacks and rebounds. Wait for a clear directional break to act accordingly. Observe the bullish rebound at midnight before proceeding with control.

Operational suggestions:

At midnight, consider going long near 93500-93800 for Bitcoin, targeting 95500.

For Ethereum, consider going long around 1780, targeting 1850.