After a night of volatility, Bitcoin remains within a narrow range near the thousand-point mark, with a rebound up to around 67,400 and a retracement down to the 66,500 level, showing limited fluctuation. Although there is no clear trend for a major rally yet, managing the range rhythm properly still offers short-term trading opportunities.

From the current market view, there is no obvious breakout compared to early morning; prices are oscillating around the 67,000 level, repeatedly testing and consolidating. On the hourly chart, alternating bullish and bearish candles and choppy sideways movement indicate that the bullish momentum is gradually depleting. The fast and slow lines are forming a bullish divergence, with upward space clearly limited. The four-hour rebound with decreasing volume is unlikely to continue, and the overall trend remains within a wide downward channel, with highs and lows moving downward simultaneously. The bullish strength is gradually weakening; the Bollinger Bands are slightly diverging downward, with the middle band acting as a strong resistance. The future trading strategy is clear: rely on key resistance zones to short on the trend.

Bitcoin rebounds near 67,300–68,000, with a target of 65,300–63,300.
Altcoins rebound near 2,080–2,120, with a target of 2,010–1,950.