After scanning the market, I think some observations are worth discussing.

Currently, BTC is around 88,000 and ETH is about 2,960. From a technical perspective, this level is interesting—many people are eager to short at the high points of 90,000 and 3,000, which is understandable psychologically. But a closer look at the data suggests the situation might not be so simple.

MACD, funding rates, and contract data all show signs of an upward trend, with medium- to long-term indicators confirming the rising momentum. Especially at the lows, the price has tested the support level five times with increased volume without breaking it, making the 2,900 and 86,500 support levels nearly unbreakable. This repeated validation of support typically signals that the bulls are gathering strength.

Looking at it from another angle, could these rapid fluctuations be cultivating a habit of shorting? Every time the price hits a high and drops quickly, traders can't help but enter short positions, only for the price to surge back up and break through support levels—repeating this cycle can be quite frustrating.

Based on these observations, I suggest taking a half-position long around 88,000 for BTC and 2,960 for ETH. If there's a pullback of about 1%, add to the position, aiming for BTC to reach 95,000 and ETH to break above 3,300. This process might take some time, but holding long positions and waiting for profits has a higher probability of success.

The rhythm of SOL is also worth paying attention to; its overall trend aligns with the broader market logic.

The market is like this—sometimes the hardest part isn't finding the direction, but sticking to your judgment amid the noise.