In the past two days of short-term trading, the biggest feeling is the disconnection of rhythm:

Bitcoin is weak, unable to rebound past key resistance, and drops back with just a light touch. However, the speed is fast, the space is small, and one must position accurately and exit in a timely manner.

On the other hand, Ethereum (ETH) is clearly strong. Even if Bitcoin falls back, it doesn't rush to follow, exhibiting a "structural" strength within a certain period.

The problem is: both have a profit-making effect, but point to completely different trading rhythms.

Especially for many beginners, it is difficult to judge which side to believe.

When Ethereum is strong, logically you should go long; but as soon as Bitcoin drops, you instinctively worry that it will fall with it, or even drop more sharply. Yet it doesn't fall, and even holds up.