$BTC $ETH $SOL 4-Hour Market Outlook

Overall still in a bullish pattern, but currently in a high-level pullback and consolidation phase, with obvious resistance above, and the bullish momentum has weakened. During the pullback, selling pressure isn't particularly strong, and support below remains intact.
The key support below is around 74,000-75,000, which is a relatively core stabilization zone. Further down, 70,500-71,500 has strong support; resistance above is concentrated at 76,000-76,500, with even stronger resistance at 77,500-78,000.
A rebound and stabilization around 74,000-75,000 could present buying opportunities; if it falls below 73,500, consider exiting long positions. If it rebounds to 76,000-76,500 and encounters resistance, consider shorting; if it breaks through 76,800, exit short positions.
ETH
Its movement is highly correlated with Bitcoin, also experiencing a high-level correction after a bullish trend, with bullish momentum slowing down. In the short term, it is in a weak oscillation state, with low volume during declines, and support below remains solid.
Core support is at 2,300-2,325, with a high probability of stabilization in this zone. Below that, 2,175-2,200 is an important support level; resistance above is at 2,375-2,400, with further resistance at 2,450-2,475.
A rebound and stabilization around 2,300-2,325 could be a buy signal; if it falls below 2,275, set a stop-loss. If it rebounds to 2,375-2,400 and encounters resistance, consider shorting; if it breaks through 2,425, exit the position.
SOL
In the short term, the correction is relatively larger. The overall bullish structure is still intact for now, but upward resistance is obvious, and the rebound lacks strength, with more prominent selling pressure during declines.
Key support below is at 83-84, an important defensive zone. Falling below this would weaken further, with secondary support at 78-79. Resistance above is at 88-89, with stronger resistance at 92-93.5.
Wait for stabilization at 83-84 before considering a long position; if it falls below 82, set a stop-loss. If it rebounds to 88-89 and encounters resistance, consider shorting; if it breaks through 89.5, set a stop-loss on the short.