$BTC In the morning, Bitcoin rose again to the resistance level of 73,000, with bulls failing to maintain a strong upward momentum; the weekend's sideways consolidation did not lead to a significant price breakthrough, and Ethereum moved in sync with Bitcoin's trend. In the morning, after rebounding to the 2,200 line, the overall market remains in a narrow range of fluctuations.

From the market structure, Bitcoin's four-hour level shows a gradual upward trend with minor gains, with bulls completing their strength accumulation after each round of consolidation to push to new highs. The Bollinger Bands are expanding overall, with the upper band continuously diverging upwards, reflecting ample short-term upward momentum and increased market volatility; the price is closely adhering to the upper Bollinger band, which is characteristic of a strong bullish pattern. Until the bullish trend is effectively disrupted, the overall strategy leans towards being bullish, but it is not recommended to chase high prices at current levels. Aggressive investors may wait for the price to retrace and stabilize at the middle Bollinger band before lightly accumulating long positions in batches; conservative investors are advised to take partial profits first and closely observe whether the MACD can continue to expand and the KDJ indicator repairs to the neutral range before making decisions, with the strategy still focused on buying on dips.

Bitcoin can be bought in the 73,500-73,000 range, aiming for around 75,000; Ethereum can be bought in the 2,220-2,200 range, aiming for around 2,350.