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$LAB has fallen nearly 10% from the 24h high of 5.42, with the current price at 4.8781 approaching the low region, and selling pressure is rapidly easing. RSI6 is only 32.20, entering the oversold threshold, increasing the demand for a short-term technical rebound. 24h trading volume is 372 million USDT, with sufficient turnover. If the price holds near the 4.44 low, the probability of a rebound from oversold conditions is relatively high.

$ETH daily chart shows continuous net outflows over the past week, with outflows expanding to over 40,000 ETH in the last two days, indicating significant selling pressure. Technical indicators are weak: the current price is near the 24-hour low, RSI6 is only 41.64, short-term momentum is downward, lacking rebound signals. Large orders dominate outflows: extra-large and large orders combined outflow 22.05 ETH, far exceeding the inflow of 15.43 ETH, clearly showing the main funds' intention to exit.

$LAB price rebounded +5.61%, with aggressive buying pressure (Taker buys 417K vs sells 313K), but the net long positions across the network are surprisingly -39.91% — indicating retail investors are chasing the rally while whales or main players are opening short hedges, showing a huge divergence. RSI6 surged to 63.99, nearing the overbought zone, and the previous high resistance at 5.1880 is obvious. Volume hasn't kept up (24h turnover shrank from 395 million to 377 million), so breaking through still requires volume support 📉 The current position has a low risk-reward for going long; beware of a bull trap. If volume contracts and it tests around 5.10 again, shorting could be considered with a stop loss placed above the previous high.

$BTC Bitcoin is still finding support near $78,000. If this support fails, the price may retest $75,000, where I personally expect a strong rebound.

$ETH active long positions are dominating, with Taker buy volume at 5.99K versus sell volume at 3.55K, net long positions accounting for nearly 50%, sentiment clearly bullish, but the price only rose by 0.41%, indicating significant selling pressure above 🧐 RSI6 has surged to 72.24, indicating short-term overbought; however, the funding rate is hovering around 0%, showing that major players are not rushing to leverage up, and more spot market participants are driving the buying. Be cautious when chasing highs 📊 Open interest is moving sideways at a high level without significant increase, so to push to 2200, volume needs to pick up. The current position is better suited for waiting for a pullback near 2160 before entering, as chasing now risks getting stopped out ⚡

$LAB is currently rebounding to +3.96%, but volume has clearly shrunk (24-hour volume at 395 million, a recent low), and the intraday price has fallen back from the high of 5.1880, indicating insufficient willingness to chase the highs. RSI values are between 55–57, which is neutral to slightly strong but not overheated. However, bullish sentiment indicators (Acc. L/S, Taker B/S) are missing, making it impossible to judge the active buying and selling forces. LAB is experiencing an intraday rebound, but the upper shadow indicates selling pressure. If it cannot hold above $5.00, it may return to a consolidation phase. It is not advisable to chase the price in the short term; wait for a volume breakout or a pullback confirmation before participating.

$ETH ETH is trading in a narrow range (+0.16%), with a bullish funding bias (net long positions +49.19%), but active buying is slightly weaker than selling (Taker buy/sell ratio 0.85). RSI is neutral, indicating a lack of short-term direction. $BILL has sharply declined (-5.43%) and is consolidating at a low level. RSI6 has rebounded to 57.57 but the price remains weak, indicating a lack of strength in the rebound; active selling continues to suppress the price (selling outweighs buying), net long positions are only +5.13%, and market sentiment is bearish. 3. The two form a contrast: ETH shows a balance between bulls and bears, awaiting a breakout; BILL is dominated by bears, with downside continuation risk unresolved, so bottom-fishing is not recommended.

$HYPE: Highest increase (+4.53%), but smallest trading volume (273 million). This indicates relatively active buying, but the amount of participating funds is small, possibly a short-term trend driven by small capital, so continuity should be watched. $SOL: Largest trading volume (521 million), but lowest increase (+0.59%). This shows high capital participation but significant divergence between bulls and bears, with current upward momentum weak, possibly facing resistance or a consolidation phase. $LAB: Increase (+2.59%) and trading volume (439 million) are both moderate, with good volume-price coordination, indicating a relatively healthy trend. DOGE: Slight increase (+0.36%), trading volume 409 million, similar to SOL but smaller in magnitude, momentum is weak, and it may follow the overall market fluctuations in the short term.

During the weekend, Bitcoin $BTC repeatedly tested the support area around $77,650, with two retests failing to establish effective stabilization. From the chart structure, the support strength near $77,800 is clearly insufficient, with weak willingness from bulls to hold, and the overall market sentiment leaning bearish. Tonight or next Monday, the market may experience a relatively rapid downward movement. Focus on the key support around $76,600 below; if the price quickly retests this area, it could trigger a short-term rebound recovery. In terms of overall rhythm, the current key support has failed, and next week is likely to continue a volatile bottom-searching trend. Watch for potential rebound support opportunities near $76,600.