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#特朗普撤销农业产品关税 Recently, the trend looks quite stable from the perspective of the Bollinger Bands structure.
The overall channel is in a clear uptrend, with prices oscillating upwards around the middle track (white line), while the lower track is also rising in sync. This configuration usually indicates that the main force is continuously buying. The key point is that the middle track has become a crucial support level—every time the price retraces to this area, it can quickly rebound, indicating strong buying pressure.
There is indeed pressure near the upper track, and the price tends to briefly pull back after several touches. However, this pullback is not significant, and after the adjustment, the price can test upwards again, forming a typical "surge-pullback-breakthrough" cycle. This process actually digests short-term profit-taking, making the chip distribution healthier.
It is worth noting that the Bollinger Band width has not fluctuated dramatically. The channel has neither rapidly expanded (indicating a surge and crash) nor significantly narrowed (suggesting there is still room for volatility). The price is climbing within a reasonable amplitude range, which makes this rise more solid.
From a technical indicator perspective, as long as the price remains above the middle band, the current bullish pattern continues. Of course, if it effectively breaks below the middle band support, then the trend needs to be reassessed. At this stage, we can continue to track and observe, looking for suitable entry opportunities.
Wait, how much gas fee is needed to enter the market now? Calculating it, the entry cost is almost eating up the profits.
Only act when the middle band is broken, anyway the fuel fee saved is more than the profit earned.
It's really just a "losing and saving" miner tip war.
Don't rush, wait for cheap gas to come.
If the market maker is going long, then go long, I’ll just continue to sit on the trading pair, looking for the moment with the lowest gwei.
This kind of steady rise market tests people the most, what I fear is that after entering, the gas explodes, resulting in a small profit turning into a small loss.
Let's wait until the middle band holds above, but first check the gas tracker before entering.
I feel there will be opportunities before dawn, gas is usually cheap late at night.