#BTC对标贵金属的竞争格局 There's a saying that goes well - luck is unreliable, and short-term returns will eventually fade. Players in the crypto world have always competed not with momentary aggressive actions, but with the rationality that is consistently maintained and the steadfastness to their beliefs.

Check out the market over the past two days. Bitcoin dipped to 87121 last night, then rebounded and stabilized, reaching around 88349 in the early session, but was subsequently suppressed and fell back, overall showing a narrow range of repeated testing. Ethereum's performance is quite interesting - it started to oscillate higher from a low of 2899 at night, and at one point surged to 2987 in the early morning, but the momentum was obviously insufficient.

Looking at the daily chart, after three bullish candles, there came two bearish candles, which indicates a bit of a turn. The selling pressure at the middle band of the Bollinger Bands is quite evident; although the three bands are starting to constrict, the middle line is still slowly moving downward, and the overall pattern exudes a sense of weakness. Switching to the four-hour level, the price is oscillating around the middle and lower bands of the Bollinger Bands, with alternating bullish and bearish candles appearing, cycling repeatedly within a small range, indicating a stalemate without a clear direction.

The key issue here is that the long upper shadow on the K-line looks like a signal, indicating that the selling pressure above is clearly stronger than the buying support below. The MACD double lines have already crossed bearishly and continue to spread downward, which is a bearish signal from a technical perspective. Coupled with the narrowing volatility in recent days and the backdrop of U.S. stock markets being closed, the upcoming opportunities may be to short on any rebounds.

$BTC $ETH $BNB, these three have been in this rhythm recently. Keep up with the rhythm and don't let short-term fluctuations distract you.