Both assets have experienced a significant rebound over the past 24 hours, with Bitcoin gaining around 4% to US$80,550 and Ethereum rising 6.3% to US$2,436. However, this move should still be viewed as a technical relief bounce within a correction from their respective highs (BTC from US$87K and ETH from US$2,803), rather than the start of a new trend. For BTC, momentum is beginning to turn, with the MACD showing a positive histogram and the RSI at 45.9 (not yet overbought). Meanwhile, derivatives data shows a stable funding rate of 0.01% and a Binance long/short ratio that fell from 2.57 to 1.43, which, from a contrarian perspective, indicates that the crowd is leaning short and supports a long scenario. Therefore, the recommended setup is to enter on a pullback to the US$79,400 zone, set a stop-loss below US$77,700, and take profit first at US$81,400 and then at US$84,500, with a conservative risk/reward ratio of around 1.6 to 2.0. ETH is showing greater relative strength than BTC, with its price having broken above the upper Bollinger Band, open interest up 7.9%, and the long/short ratio down to 1.96. However, the price is currently right at the 38% Fibonacci resistance area and supply around US$2,440, making the risk of a snapback quite high. The suggested setup is to enter on a pullback to US$2,380, set a stop-loss below US$2,300, and target US$2,455 and US$2,540, although its risk/reward ratio is relatively lower (around 1.2 to 1.45). Overall, both setups are intended as swing-long strategies on pullbacks, not as a chase of the current price, given that the RSI remains in the middle range and BTC is still below EMA50.$BTC $ETH