From a technical perspective, Bitcoin stabilizes at a key support level; after a short-term pullback, the selling momentum has faded, sell-side pressure has weakened, and the downside room has been compressed. The 4-hour timeframe has been recovering, moving averages are dispersing upward, the “doto” (resembling a head-and-shoulders bottom/inversion setup) arrangement has been completed, and the rebound signals are clear.

On a larger timeframe trend, the rally structure is intact; the medium-term uptrend has not been broken. The key support area is providing strong absorption—multiple pullbacks have not broken below it—solidifying the stage bottom. Price is trading within a strong consolidation range, with pullbacks remaining limited, indicating an upward continuation consolidation pattern.

If, going forward, it can firmly and steadily hold the core range without a second dip that breaks below support, the market is expected to break the sideways pattern, kick off a new round of a breakout and volume-driven surge, and play out a one-way upward move—an “doto” counterattack is worth expecting.

BTC pullback near 74000-73500, “doto” formation; target upside 75000-76000

ETH pullback near 2260-2220, “doto” formation; target upside 2300-2380