#数字资产市场动态 From the four-hour K-line perspective, Bitcoin has clearly stabilized after the previous dip, with the lows gradually rising, and the price has returned to the area of the short- and medium-term moving averages. Recently, consecutive bullish candles have closed, indicating that the buying funds at the bottom are still quite active, and the pressure from the bears has also eased significantly. Currently, it is a typical rebound after a decline with a repair rhythm. However, it should be noted that the current price is still hovering near the previous high-density trading zone. Although the rebound has some strength, a true reversal has not yet formed. If the trading volume cannot keep up, it is very likely to see a sideways oscillation later, so don’t expect a straight surge.
On the one-hour timeframe, the momentum is relatively stronger, with the price gradually climbing along the moving averages. Each time it hits a key support level, it is quickly pulled back, showing a clear short-term bullish rhythm. The current trend still leans towards oscillation with a slight bullish bias. There are no obvious signs of volume stagnation or panic selling on the market, which indicates that funds are mainly testing bullish positions at the moment.
Trading strategy reference: Bitcoin can be lightly shorted in the 88300-88800 region, with a target around 86500. Ethereum can be lightly shorted in the 2960-2980 region, with a target around 2880.
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FortuneTeller42
· 3h ago
It's another volatile market, testing short positions every day. I think we should wait until trading volume increases before making any moves.
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GetRichLeek
· 10h ago
Is this set coming again? Every time I analyze like this, I end up buying at the high, and now I still owe a set of houses.
By the way, can this wave of rebound really break the previous high? It doesn't seem that simple.
The market makers are playing this trick in dense trading, and we retail investors are just here to be the supply.
Trying a small short position is fine to listen, but last time I took a small position and it turned into a heavy one, and then there was no turning back...
How are the on-chain data? Is there big capital entering? Don’t tell me it’s just wash trading again.
Good grief, more oscillation and sneak attacks. I’ll just watch quietly and wait until the trading volume picks up.
This price keeps repeatedly pulling at the support level, feeling like it’s laying some groundwork?
Damn, they want me to buy the dip at the low, but the defense line is completely broken, so what’s the point of technical analysis?
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RiddleMaster
· 10h ago
It's both volatile and testing levels again. This market is really wearing out my patience.
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RektButSmiling
· 10h ago
It's another oscillating bullish trend; without sufficient trading volume, it's all in vain.
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RadioShackKnight
· 10h ago
The bullish bias still depends on whether the trading volume follows or not; otherwise, it's just a weak rebound.
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TommyTeacher
· 10h ago
Oscillating bullish but lacking volume? This wave is likely to be smashed.
#数字资产市场动态 From the four-hour K-line perspective, Bitcoin has clearly stabilized after the previous dip, with the lows gradually rising, and the price has returned to the area of the short- and medium-term moving averages. Recently, consecutive bullish candles have closed, indicating that the buying funds at the bottom are still quite active, and the pressure from the bears has also eased significantly. Currently, it is a typical rebound after a decline with a repair rhythm. However, it should be noted that the current price is still hovering near the previous high-density trading zone. Although the rebound has some strength, a true reversal has not yet formed. If the trading volume cannot keep up, it is very likely to see a sideways oscillation later, so don’t expect a straight surge.
On the one-hour timeframe, the momentum is relatively stronger, with the price gradually climbing along the moving averages. Each time it hits a key support level, it is quickly pulled back, showing a clear short-term bullish rhythm. The current trend still leans towards oscillation with a slight bullish bias. There are no obvious signs of volume stagnation or panic selling on the market, which indicates that funds are mainly testing bullish positions at the moment.
Trading strategy reference:
Bitcoin can be lightly shorted in the 88300-88800 region, with a target around 86500.
Ethereum can be lightly shorted in the 2960-2980 region, with a target around 2880.