August 17 Jinman Gold Midday Review: Low-level support is gradually emerging; consider positioning for long trades after stabilization and a rebound! After undergoing a deep correction, gold has entered a phase of low-level range-bound consolidation, currently quoted at 4338.81. The price came under pressure and fell from the period high of 4449.84, bottoming at 4310.94 before making a slight rebound. Short-selling momentum was released in a concentrated manner during this decline, and the short-term downward pace has slowed somewhat. U.S. Treasury yields continue to surge, significantly raising the holding cost of non-yielding gold and causing continued capital outflows toward the bond market, weighing on gold prices. A large amount of profit accumulated during the previous consecutive gains was realized and exited in a concentrated manner, with long liquidation pressure released all at once, further expanding the scope of this correction. As prices have fallen back to the lower range, short-term selling pressure is gradually being absorbed, and the market has entered a phase of a tug-of-war between longs and shorts. On the 4-hour chart, the price found support after dipping near the previous low. The short-term moving averages are all diverging downward, creating some resistance to a rebound. However, after short-selling momentum was released in a concentrated manner, the need for an oversold rebound recovery has gradually emerged. For trading, wait for the price to pull back to the 4310-4330 range and stabilize before positioning for long trades, with rebound targets at 4360 and 4380, respectively. #黄金 #Gate7天净流入全球Top3 $BTC $ETH

Comparison of Live-Trading Results for the First Two Weeks of August Compared with the previous two weeks, market difficulty rose by a full level. The entire period was marked by back-and-forth sideways battles, with no smooth one-way trend. Prices swung wildly, constantly luring traders into positions. Many people alternated between chasing longs and chasing shorts, getting slapped from both sides and feeling restless while holding their positions. Many people lament that range-bound markets are hard to profit from, but with the rhythm properly managed, there are still opportunities in sideways conditions. Looking through the students' live-trading records: BTC$BTC flexibly switched between long and short strategies, gaining 6,112 points in one week; ETH$ETH used short-term swing setups, accumulating 413 points. The biggest taboo in a range-bound market is stubbornly holding to one view while waiting for a major move to turn everything around. When prices rise, people fantasize that the rally will continue; when prices fall, they panic that the decline will continue indefinitely. Without flexibly entering and exiting based on resistance and support, they can only be repeatedly washed out by the market. While others were worn down to the point of emotional collapse, the brothers following the rhythm remained orderly, repeatedly trading between highs and lows and turning small gains into substantial returns. #Gate7天净流入全球Top3 For friends still burying themselves in figuring things out alone and frequently stepping into pitfalls, there is no need to tough it out by yourselves. Finding the right strategy and steadily accumulating is far more reliable than trading recklessly.

$BTC , $ETH & $SOL My Current Market Plan❗❗❗ #BTC☀ is around $64.3K and still trading inside a major liquidity area. I’m watching $64K–$65.2K closely. If BTC gets rejected here, $63.2K and then $62.5K–$62.2K are the key zones below. ETH still looks weak to me. A bounce toward $1,890–$1,905 is the area I’m watching, while $1,875 remains an important downside level. #SOL is around $76–$77 right now, with the broader trend still under pressure. I’m watching $78–$80 as resistance. If SOL fails there, $74 and $72 are my next levels. A clean break above $80 would change the short-term picture. $BTC ‌$ETH ‌$SOL ‌