We see that mainstream currencies such as BTC, ETH, SOL have stopped falling and rebounded one after another, and technical bulls have gradually gained the initiative; At the same time, whale movements are frequent, ETF application queues, on-chain data is picking up, market funds are regrouping, the sustainability of this momentum depends on the continued clarity of the macroeconomy, technical strength and market sentiment, with the recent impact of tariffs gradually subsiding, the crypto market sentiment has gradually eased signs, or the same as entering the weekend link, the overall fluctuation of the currency price is not large, maintained at a high level of shock, while the tariff sentiment has been greatly alleviated, and the expected Fed interest rate cut is getting closer and closer, In the absence of new big negative news, the probability of a rebound at the daily level will be very large.

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Bitcoin started to rebound slowly after reaching the lowest point of 82756 in the early session, currently peaking at 83998. Looking at Ethereum, it also began to rebound after hitting a low of 1545, currently reaching a high of 1605. From the current market perspective, Bitcoin's daily chart shows a slow upward trend in support levels, indicating that the support level below is effective. On the four-hour level, the MACD golden cross is beginning to appear, and the KDJ is diverging upwards, suggesting that the market may try to break through the weekly initial low to increase the adjustment space. Conversely, if it recovers and stabilizes, the adjustment direction will change; in the short term, the outlook is bullish.

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We need to be vigilant about the market outlook. Although positive news has been released in the short term, the macro environment remains unstable, with tariffs, geopolitical issues, inflation, and regulatory risks still looming over the market like the "Sword of Damocles." The core consideration for this rebound is whether it signals a genuine bull market or is merely a "sugar-coated cannonball" before the "smart money" cuts the leeks. However, all of this still lacks the most important variable—an increase in trading volume. Only with more off-market funds entering can this market truly ignite. The next observation point is whether this round of rebound can drive a larger scale of capital resonance.