The form of Bitcoin is indeed clear at a glance. It is currently still in the correction phase, so don't think about a direct one-sided market.

Looking at the four-hour chart, the bullish and bearish candlesticks are switching back and forth, and the overall center of gravity is gradually moving downwards during the entire oscillation process. Although there are bears, the intensity is not strong, indicating that this is not a sudden drop, but rather a repeated probing of the bottom. There have been several instances of long lower shadows appearing below, which indeed shows that there is capital stepping in, but this kind of stepping in seems more like delaying time rather than a true reversal signal.

Switching to the 1-hour chart, the signs of weakness become more apparent. After the box was broken, the central point sank accordingly, forming a suppression with the moving averages. The magnitude of each rebound is decreasing, and judging by this rhythm, it is clear that the market is accumulating strength for the next breakdown.

Keep it straightforward in operations: Look for short opportunities for BTC around 88000, with the first target at 85000. As for ETH, it is mainly bearish around 3000, and pay attention to the 2800 level below.