Bull markets are bustling and easy to cause people to lose their way, while the prolonged decline in bear markets can better temper one's character—true winners are not speculators chasing gains and avoiding losses, but long-term investors who preserve their capital and endure loneliness. Looking back at this morning's market, Bitcoin hit a high of 92,283 before facing resistance and pulling back, entering a consolidation range around 90,900; Ethereum also showed a retracement, dropping from around 3,145 to stabilize near 3,080. In the short term, the market is entering a phase of digestion after profit-taking, which is a normal pause within the trend.

From the current market performance, the main index is in a strong sideways consolidation phase. The daily chart's bullish trend structure remains intact, with sufficient upward momentum for a breakout. Future focus should be on whether the volume at the end of the consolidation zone effectively increases. In a strong trend, the sideways adjustment cycle is usually short. The current volume contraction is nearing its end, using time to gain space, and the turning point of volume-price resonance is approaching.

From a 4-hour perspective, the retracement after a price surge is a technical correction within the bullish trend, essentially preparing for the next rally and repairing overbought indicators. The retracement is expected to be limited by trend support. Over the next two days, the market is likely to continue oscillating at high levels. The short-term pullback is only a confirmation of the strong structure and does not change the medium-term upward trend.

Operationally, it is recommended to focus on buying during retracements as the core strategy, closely monitoring the strength of market adjustments. If a volume breakout signal appears after a strong consolidation, follow the trend and position accordingly.

Operational suggestions:
Bitcoin: around 90,500, target 94,000
Ethereum: around 3,050, target 3,300