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Don't mistake corrective rallies for trend reversals: BTC/ETH box range response If BTC has another surge later, I prefer to gradually take profits around 87,000 rather than setting the target directly at a new all-time high. Around 83,500 is a good point to try light long positions; reaching 87,000 yields over three thousand points of profit, which is sufficient. Previous highs are not always successfully broken; often the price just touches them and then faces resistance and falls back. Before a real breakout, the market will likely shake out traders back and forth. Repeated sweeps within a few thousand points range are common. Smooth one-way moves last only a few days per month; the rest of the time is spent testing patience. So even if the price hits near 87,000 and then pulls back, I don't believe it will immediately surpass the previous high in the short term. Even if the market starts trading on the expectation of the Federal Reserve restarting rate hikes, BTC's performance only shows resilience to declines, not a straight upward move. Macro pressure hasn't yet crushed the bulls, but that doesn't mean there is no selling pressure above. The same logic applies to ETH: rebounds can be participated in, but chasing highs requires caution. The approach can be simple: treat it as a range, buy low and sell high; take profits in batches at resistance zones, don't be greedy for the last leg; exit if key support breaks. It's not too late to chase after a confirmed breakout. During consolidation phases, survival is more important than speed. The above is just personal opinion and does not constitute any investment advice. $BTC $ETH $ZEC #美联储重启加息，BTC为何仍有韧性？