Currently, both Bitcoin and Ethereum are in relatively calm phases, but this silence often precedes a storm.

From Bitcoin's perspective, the market has repeatedly faced resistance above the 90,000 level, with support around 86,500. This oscillation range actually contains a lot of energy—simply put, it's waiting for a breakout in one direction. A few days ago, the strategy was to take contrarian positions at these two levels, but now, approaching the end of the year, market risk appetite has decreased. My personal advice is to stay on the sidelines with no positions. If you must trade, it's better to focus on intraday quick in-and-out moves.

Ethereum's performance appears even more weak. It has been bouncing between 3,000 and 2,900, unable to break above 3,000 on the upside, and although it touched 2,900 on the downside, it didn't truly break below. Honestly, this trend is full of weakness. By 2:00 AM on December 27th, the price was holding steady around 2,920. According to conventional technical analysis, such a weak rebound should break down through 2,830 over the weekend. However, recent strange rapid rises and falls have muddled the market, making the true direction unclear.

The specific trading plan is as follows: for Bitcoin, consider going long around 85,500 with a stop loss of 100 points and take profit at 1,500 points; or short at 90,200 with a stop loss of 500 points and take profit at 1,500 points. For Ethereum, 2,845 is a good entry point for a long position, with a stop loss at 2,830 and a target of 2,910; a short opportunity at 2,960 with a stop loss at 2,980 and a take profit at 2,870. Overall, during this year-end period, caution is the best approach.