4.25BTC/ETH Strategy: Don't mistake a pullback for a reversal; the consolidation is just gathering strength!

Bitcoin stopped falling around 91600 yesterday and rebounded, peaking at 94400 in the morning before pulling back. Currently, it's oscillating around 93000 for correction. There is clear resistance above, and it's not that easy to break through the 95000 area. However, if the pullback below does not break through, then the pullback is just a process of gathering strength, and the continuation looks bullish.

Attention should be paid to the support levels below at 92200, 91500, and 90500. As long as the pullback does not break 90000, it’s just a normal retracement, a correction after a rise, and can also be viewed as a process of gathering strength. Just like driving, if you can't make it up a steep slope in one go, you might need to roll back a bit to get a buffer before pushing forward. The targets above are 93500, 94500, and 95500.

For Ethereum, support below is at 1740, 1720, and 1700. As long as it doesn't break 1700, treat it just as a pullback, with targets above at 1780, 1820, and 1860.

There will always be differing opinions in the market. Shorting has indeed been profitable; if one shorted Bitcoin around 94000, they could have made gains both yesterday and today. In the short term, whether bearish or bullish is quite normal, as long as one avoids chasing highs and lows. Those who can handle short-term trades successfully, whether long or short, are even more impressive. Everyone just needs to use reasonable leverage, appropriate position sizes, and set acceptable stop losses to validate their viewpoints!