Yesterday's live market analysis was quite accurate, and the long positions around 89500 and 3050 indeed provided many good entry opportunities. Looking back at Bitcoin's recent movement, the daily chart remains quite clear—after dropping below 89200, the price stabilized. The key in the short term is whether this support can hold. On the 1-hour chart, BTC broke above 89200 but then retreated, so it is expected to fluctuate around 90000 in the near term, with resistance mainly around 92000.

Ethereum continued to decline yesterday, returning to the 3050 level. The focus now is whether the 3030 to 3050 range can hold. If it does, the downtrend will likely stop. In the short term, on the 1-hour chart, watch the 3090 level; on the 4-hour chart, the support is at 3040, with higher resistance around 3150.

The midday trading plan is as follows: for BTC, try going long at 90000; if it dips back to 89200, add to the position, targeting 91500 and 92000. If it rises to 92500 and 93500, consider reversing to short positions, with a potential retracement of about 2000 points. For ETH, go long at 3085; if it dips to 3030, add another position, targeting 3150 and 3180. If it hits 3180 and 3230, consider shorting, expecting a retracement of about 100 points.

This trading logic has a pretty stable success rate. Stick to chart-based trading and manage risk well, and there should be no major issues.