Wealth freedom has never been about the numbers in your account, but about the courage to calmly say "no" to your boss. There are no shortcuts on this path, no need for dreams of overnight riches—just a daily effort to understand a little more, be a bit more stable, and reduce impulsiveness. The crypto world never breeds gamblers; only clear-headed long-termists can survive until the end.

Back to the market. Yesterday early morning, Bitcoin dipped to around 95080 and stopped falling, currently fluctuating around 95760. Ethereum also declined to 3266, with strong support below, then rebounded and oscillated around 3300. The overall rhythm perfectly matches our early morning strategy of selling high and buying low.

From a technical perspective, the 4-hour chart shows a fragmented pattern of bearish and bullish candles, with Bollinger Bands converging. The KDJ indicator has entered the oversold zone, indicating a growing short-term rebound desire. On the 1-hour chart, Bollinger Bands are expanding, with the middle and lower bands weakening, becoming key support and resistance levels in the short term. In the context of a major downtrend, the previous lows have been effectively supported, indicating that the lower support has truly stabilized. Although the MACD is below the zero line, the red momentum is decreasing, showing signs of a reversal—confirming the rebound trend.

Based on this judgment, the midday trading strategy is clear: buy on dips around the support levels. Specifically, Bitcoin can be gradually accumulated in the 95500 to 95000 range, targeting around 97000. Ethereum should look for entry opportunities between 3300 and 3270, with a target of 3400. Stay patient and let the rebound come to you.