Bitcoin closed at 77694.6, posting an upward move on the one-hour chart, where structure broke to the upside and momentum reads at 54.2. This is a bounce, not a shift—a four-hour close well under the 50-period mean at 79429.07, and a trigger still active for short setups after structure broke to the downside on the four-hour view. The hourly bullish fair value gap between 77545.0 and 77610.0 is the immediate zone to defend if buyers want to build on this.
Ethereum sits at 2264.17 and, like BTC, split directions: a break up in the one-hour structure and momentum lifted to 59.6, but the swing remains down on the four-hour chart with a lower structure break. Price caps under the four-hour 50-period mean at 2309.93 and the short trigger from larger timeframe structure keeps any upside in relief-rally territory. Bulls need a close above that level to turn the short bias.
Not financial advice.