1.6 Bitcoin Market Analysis Reference: Bitcoin's intraday trend yesterday once again surged higher, touching around 90,700 at the low point and rebounding. As of the time of writing, the current price is around 94,100, with the intraday high slightly moving upward. The daily chart shows a recent series of bullish candles breaking through, but after testing the 94,789 resistance level on January 5th and forming a long upper shadow, it ultimately retreated to around 9,400, with short-term selling pressure near 95,000. Meanwhile, on the hourly chart, after reaching a high of 94,789 at 04:00 on January 6th, a three-candle decline formed. The current price remains firmly above the hourly EMA7 (94,057), maintaining strong high-level consolidation.

From a technical indicator perspective, the daily MACD has formed a golden cross (DIF: 325.24 crossing above DEA: -496.92), with the histogram significantly expanding to 1,644, indicating a short-term bullish trend. However, the hourly MACD (651/614) shows signs of divergence, so attention should be paid to short-term correction pressure. Regarding moving averages, the daily EMA7 and EMA30 remain in a bullish alignment (90,809 > 89,787), with the price staying above all moving averages. On the hourly chart, the gap between EMA7 (94,057) and EMA30 (92,992) continues to widen, and 95,000 is a previous high. Future focus should be on whether 95,000 can be broken and stabilized.

Trading suggestions: for rebounds, consider short positions; for corrections, consider long positions. Short-term Bitcoin trading ideas: short at 94,800-95,800 with a stop at 97,800, target below 94,000; long at 92,000-91,000 with a stop at 9,500, target above 9,250.

Ethereum short-term strategy reference: light short at 3,255-3,325 with a 30-point stop, target below 3,200; long at 3,181-3,131 with a 30-point stop, target above 3,210.

Please note that there may be delays in article delivery. Strategy suggestions are for reference only. The market is highly volatile, so regardless of how confident you are in your market judgment, always manage your stop-loss and take-profit orders to secure profits and limit losses.