The recent market structure has clearly entered a high-frequency oscillation zone, with intraday swings often reaching 2500–3000 points, typical of a liquidity tug-of-war. This stage is not friendly to trend trading and is more suitable for short-term structural battles. Quick in and out, profit-taking is prioritized over stubbornly chasing a single-sided continuation.

The current core approach is not "bullish or bearish," but rather focusing on key structural levels for cost-effectiveness.

BTC Intraday Structure Breakdown

Recently, the high points are concentrated around 68,200, which is a clear supply pressure zone; below that, around 63,300 forms a short-term liquidity support zone.

From a structural perspective: 63,300–64,500 is a liquidity absorption zone below, and above 68,200, there has not yet been an effective volume breakthrough. Therefore, a better trading logic is to do a structural rebound within the range rather than chase a breakout.

Strategy:
Gradually build long positions in the 64,500–65,500 range, with the main profit-taking zone around 67,000.
Avoid fighting the trend, do not hold onto residual positions, and prioritize profit realization.

The essence of the current market is:
Not trend continuation, but major players repeatedly clearing positions within the range.

ETH Structural Judgment

Ethereum's current trend is weaker than BTC, with rebound heights limited.
If the intraday high cannot effectively hold above 2060, it indicates selling pressure above still exists.
Watch the first support zone at 1974 / 1966.
If 1950 is effectively broken, it will open space for a decline toward around 1900.

In terms of operation, avoid emotional predictions; focus on the gains and losses at 2060.
If it cannot hold above, it indicates a weak structure; breaking below 1950 means the trend continues.

SOL is currently in a relatively low-position oscillation structure: around 83 is a low-buy observation zone.

Resistance above is at 88 / 92.

The approach remains mainly range trading, without predicting a breakout.