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After oscillating in the $82,500–$87,500 range, BTC is highly likely to hit a new rebound high for wave e in the first half of this week, but two quantitative models are about to form a resonance of top signals. The $87,500–$90,000 zone may mark the endpoint of wave e. Do not chase the rally; for short-term trading, focus on light-position short attempts. HYPE pulled back to $84.92 and stabilized on the lower rail of its ascending channel. Existing long positions can be held in anticipation of further gains. Consider light long entries only after a valid breakout above the $92–$94 resistance zone.

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