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The market trend from last night to this morning is indeed worth reviewing. After Bitcoin stabilized at the low point of 89,200, it began a slow recovery, currently rebounding to around 91,000. Although the volatility is not large, the structure of the rebound is quite clear. Ethereum also retraced to 3,052 without continuing to probe lower, and has now recovered to previous levels.

Almost all of the bullish outlook given yesterday has been fulfilled—long positions around 89,500 on Bitcoin have already gained 1,700 points, and long positions around 3,055 on Ethereum have gained 80 points. These results are in line with the plan.

From a daily chart perspective, both Bitcoin and Ethereum's pullbacks are complete, and short-term lows are basically confirmed. On the four-hour chart, a bullish pattern of consecutive green candles has formed, with signs of further upward movement. Overall, small-cycle signals indicate a breakout, and the short-term trend is somewhat strong. But it's still premature to say it's an extremely strong one-sided market.

On the four-hour chart of Bitcoin, a small V-reversal formed from the low of 89,200. If today can break through the previous resistance level, the bulls can truly enter a strong phase. Otherwise, the market will likely maintain a pattern of step-by-step retracements and rebounds. This week's trading strategy is to buy on dips.

Friday morning's suggestion: Bitcoin in the 90,800 to 91,000 range can be considered for long positions, with an initial target of 93,000. For Ethereum, buying around 3,080 to 3,100 is advisable, with a target first set at 3,200.