The market has returned above 90,000, and market sentiment has shifted from extreme panic to cautious optimism, with activity clearly increasing. The core driver of this rebound is Trump's statement last night regarding the next Federal Reserve chairman candidate — a favorable outcome that meets market expectations, directly leading to a market recovery.

From the data, last night's rise has cleared a wave of short positions, and the current liquidation map shows dominance and density of long positions; however, at the ETF spot level, BTC had a net outflow of 61.6 million USD, ETH had a net inflow of 78.8 million USD, and SOL had a net inflow of 45.7 million USD. Institutional trading volume is limited, and overall sentiment remains cautious, with a need to closely monitor institutional dynamics moving forward.

To conclude: short-term bullish, but key levels need confirmation. Although there is an opportunity for further upward movement, the 90,000 mark is a core focus — the last time there was a pullback after a consolidation here, whether this time it can break the curse needs further verification. It must be clear: the current overall trend is still a downward trend, and only if it can break through and stabilize above 95,000 could it possibly find a new direction.

The short-term volatility range is clear: BTC fluctuates between 90,000-94,500, ETH between 2,950-3,120, and SOL is between 136-144.

Short-term contract trading strategy:

BTC: long at 91,500 or enter on dips, add at 90,000, take profit in batches at 94,000;

ETH: long at 3,000 or enter on dips, add at 2,930, take profit in batches at 3,100;

SOL: long at 138 or enter on dips, add at 135, take profit in batches at 143.

Friendly reminder: stop-loss should be set based on personal liquidation price and risk tolerance; do not be greedy, securing profits is safer, better to take small losses than to hold on to losing positions, and if the direction is correct, you can continue to hold. $BTC $ETH $SOL