Bitcoin's daily K line formed a doji, just hitting the middle band and then backing off. The 93,000 level is really tough; the previously mentioned pressure levels of 90,000 to 92,000, as well as 93,000, have all been tested — it's time to catch a breather. Remember, it's a pullback, not a shift to bearish.

Ethereum? Copy and paste Bitcoin's trend. The daily line hits the upper Bollinger band and then turns around, right in the old pressure zone of 3000-3200. The elasticity is used up, it's time to take a break. Don't chase the highs in the short term, the resistance level is right there.

If you want to short: BTC can be considered in the range of 92,000 to 93,000, and ETH around 3,100. This judgment comes from the technical pressure combined with the liquidation heatmap and on-chain data, not just a random thought.

Currently, there are no signs of reversal on both the daily and weekly charts, and the bulls lack support strength. BTC may need to pull back to 80,000 before it can be considered stable (specifics will depend on subsequent verification), and ETH may need to test 2,600 again (which also requires time to confirm). A true bottom should be observed for at least 2 to 3 weeks before drawing conclusions.

Looking back at the previous rhythm: BTC started to rise from 81000, pulling up by twelve thousand points; ETH started from 2700 and also gained nearly 400 points. Currently, BTC is closely watching the line at 93000 above, and the support is at the integer level of 80000 below.