The recent market trend is a classic box-range torture scenario. There's no momentum for an upward push, and while there's a bottom to the decline, traders find this kind of market most frustrating.

A close look at the bulls' performance actually explains the situation well—whenever the price approaches the top of the box, it immediately weakens, buying volume rapidly diminishes, and as selling pressure slightly increases, market sentiment tends to panic. The lack of confidence is obvious, indicating that a breakout is unlikely.

The most common mistake in choppy markets is aggressive bottom-fishing or chasing high entries. Instead of being toyed with by the market, it's better to stay patient and observe. Every rebound before a breakout actually provides a chance for bears to set up. Staying on the sidelines is not cowardice; it's about finding the most precise entry point. Remember the core principle: don't greed, don't fight the trend.

Technical reference: For BTC, resistance is around 93,800-94,500. If a rebound proves weak, the target shifts to 92,100-91,500. For ETH, resistance is at 3,250-3,320. Following the same logic, the target points to 3,160-3,080.