The recent market trend is quite interesting. Many people say it's bearish, but when they turn around, they can't resist buying the dip. However, the long-short ratio data is right there, and it can't be fooled.

Going long can also catch the rebound gains, but the problem is you never know when a sudden spike will come. Just a few days ago, Bitcoin hit around 87,500 in the early morning, and Ethereum reached 3,020 dollars. Those who held onto their long positions tightly are probably still trying to find psychological balance.

In my opinion, the most reliable short-term strategy is to short on rebounds. Unless you can monitor the market 24/7 like a professional trader, chasing highs to go long isn't very cost-effective. Instead of gambling on luck, it's better to wait for a spike before building positions.

Based on the current trend, if Bitcoin rebounds to around 91,600 and Ethereum pushes to the 3,180-3,200 range, there’s still a chance for shorts to continue. The market has no absolute right or wrong—only higher probability choices.