Yesterday, Bitcoin started to pull back around 94,200 and failed to reach a new high. With the retracement after the surge, the top pattern is becoming increasingly clear, and this week’s attempt to test the top is basically wrapping up.

From a technical perspective, the OBV indicator shows lackluster incremental performance, and the CCI hasn’t approached the zero axis yet. All these signals are actually suggesting that there’s a high probability of a downward test starting next week. But don’t panic—such retracements are often opportunities for the main players to accumulate chips at lower levels. At the same time, it allows the OBV moving average to move downward, forming a healthier incremental pattern, and lets the CCI slowly climb toward the zero axis during the consolidation. Once this round of bottom-testing and accumulation is over, there will be a chance to re-enter an upward trend.

For Bitcoin today, short-term resistance is at 93,600. If it holds above this level, it may test the 94,600-94,800 range, where you can consider taking a small short position. Further up, there’s resistance at 95,500, but I think it’ll be hard to reach in the short term, so just focus on the first two resistance levels. If there’s a pullback next week, the first target can be around 89,000.

For Solana, 143 is a key level today, and whether it holds will determine the short-term direction. If it holds, look for 145.5 and 148 on the upside. If it pulls back, the first support is around 132, and after a rebound, if it falls again, watch for support at 128.

For Ethereum, the main focus today is the short-term resistance at 3,210. If it can’t break above, you’ll have to wait for 3,260 to consider a short position. For a pullback, the first target area to watch is 2,935-2,915.