The post mentioned before 49588320877 indicates that to determine if the rebound trend has ended, we need to wait for a daily top divergence signal. Currently, there is an expectation of an end, but it cannot be confirmed yet.

First, let's look at Chart One: three segments abc in 30 minutes, and the c segment has already diverged. Logically, the rebound trend can be seen as either having ended or not.

Next, let's look at Chart Two: after the three segments abc in 30 minutes, a retracement consolidation forms a 30-minute center, waiting for the next segment to reach a new high (above yesterday's high of $108,780).

From a bearish perspective, the viewpoint described in Chart Two aligns more with the current trend logic. The premise is that there is no strong breakout above $110,000; otherwise, its mathematical model will certainly lead the price to fall below $98,200 again. Conversely, if the price breaks strongly above $110,000, the bearish structure may be disrupted.

In summary: it is temporarily impossible to determine whether Chart One has ended; it needs to be chosen by the actual market; Chart Two must remember that premise, which is the condition for ensuring its mathematical model holds; ETH has no specific trend, only oscillating around the center, linked with BTC.