From the daily chart, Bitcoin is currently in a high-level consolidation in the short term, but after returning above 100,000 yesterday, it did not immediately rise to refresh the high points. Overall, Bitcoin remains bullish, and an upward channel has formed, though the movement is relatively slow. The early session closed with a bearish candle, indicating that this rebound still needs some strength to continue. There is a good chance it will test the lower part of the upward channel again before moving forward. Last night's spike did not break through; a pullback is needed in the short term, with the expected pullback range between 97,300 and 95,800. After reaching this range, we can assess the breakdown situation to see if there is a rebound opportunity. In the short term, a small pullback can be caught, targeting the 97,300 to 35,800 range, using yesterday's high as a stop-loss. If you don’t want to short, wait for a pullback to this range before making a long position; manage your own entry. For short-term trading, manage your own profits and losses. In the daily chart, Ethereum, after breaking through the 3,570 resistance level, has turned that resistance into support. The subsequent drop reached that position before starting to rebound. Last night's spike touched around 4,000 but did not continue to rebound. The daily chart shows an upper shadow, indicating that the upper pressure at 3,960 is effective, and the pressure has not broken through. In the daytime, a pullback opportunity should be taken first, using last night's high point at 3,986 as a stop-loss. The downward target range is between 3,670 and 3,585. After approaching the lower support near 3,570 again, a rebound can be initiated; manage your own entry opportunities. For short-term trading, manage your own profits and losses. Bitcoin and Ethereum have not broken through in the short term; there are pullback opportunities, manage your opportunities.