There's a saying that really hits home: in this market, the biggest test is never about vision but about mindset. When everyone around is chasing gains and panicking at drops, sticking to your own rhythm already means you're winning more than half the battle.

How did yesterday's market perform? Bitcoin stopped falling at 89,380, then rebounded to around 90,200. Overall, the volatility was quite restrained. Ethereum followed the same pattern, bottoming out at 3,074, and during the evening rally, it got stuck at 3,114 before pulling back before the close. This kind of movement seems uneventful on the surface, but a closer look at the technicals reveals interesting details.

On the four-hour chart, the price shows a stair-step upward pattern—simply put, each wave higher than the last. The upper band of the Bollinger Bands is being continuously pressed down, indicating that the bullish momentum is still building. Although there are trapped positions above that could be shaken out, each pullback is met with solid support at lower levels, showing strong backing. Looking at the hourly chart, the alternating bullish and bearish candles follow a regular pattern, with the price comfortably moving within the upper and middle zones of the Bollinger Bands. In the short term, the bulls still hold the initiative, quickly regaining ground after each downward probe.

In the broader context, although the market is still oscillating, the overall center of gravity is gradually shifting upward. The bulls are consolidating repeatedly, accumulating energy underground, like preparing for a breakout.

So, how should one operate? For Bitcoin around 90,000, consider adopting a bullish approach, with a target of 93,000 if it breaks through. For Ethereum, around 3,050, you might consider going long, aiming for 3,300. Of course, the market itself will speak, and flexible responses are the most important.