This weekend's market is indeed interesting. The bearish momentum is gradually accumulating. Friends who precisely positioned short orders this morning can hold their positions with confidence and patiently wait for the price to gradually move toward the lower target zone.
From the market rhythm perspective, the overall momentum is relatively mild, which is actually easy to understand. As the weekend approaches, large funds begin to observe, and trading activity naturally decreases. Plus, after last night's rebound, many retail investors still hope for a bullish trend, and the enthusiasm for chasing the rally has not completely dissipated. These factors combined make a short-term correction weaker, which is normal, so there's no need for over-interpretation.
But our trading strategy remains unchanged — short at every high. The resistance levels above are very solid, tested multiple times without breaking through, so a downward move by the bears is already a certainty. Now, it just depends on how big and how fast the decline will be. For friends following the trades, it is recommended to switch to a short-term swing mindset and respond flexibly.
Technical targets: Bitcoin approaching around 89,000; Ethereum around 3,060.
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SchrodingerAirdrop
· 01-03 12:58
Retail investors are still chasing the rise, while the bears have already been preparing, with the rhythm at its peak
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MerkleTreeHugger
· 01-03 00:54
Still sharpening the knife over the weekend, short positions have already been ambushed
Retail investors are still dreaming; the resistance level is so strong that it can't be broken
89k, 3060, just wait and watch the show
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SorryRugPulled
· 01-03 00:53
You're talking about short positions again. Was that move in the morning really accurate? It looks a bit uncertain to me...
Retail investors are still dreaming; the enthusiasm for chasing the rally hasn't faded.
Let's not talk about whether the resistance level is hard or not. The key question is, can it drop to 89,000 this time? It seems a bit uncertain.
Weekend clearing signals? I don't believe in that anymore. Just waiting to see the joke.
That point at 3060, I mentioned it last time too. And what happened... it just rebounded.
Buying short positions on rallies, I'm tired of this routine. Don't let it be another false breakout in the end.
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MysteriousZhang
· 01-03 00:49
You're just making empty promises again. Every time you say it's a done deal, but what actually happens?
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consensus_whisperer
· 01-03 00:38
Retail investors chasing the rally haven't completely dispersed yet; I think the bears are about to take off in this wave.
This weekend's market is indeed interesting. The bearish momentum is gradually accumulating. Friends who precisely positioned short orders this morning can hold their positions with confidence and patiently wait for the price to gradually move toward the lower target zone.
From the market rhythm perspective, the overall momentum is relatively mild, which is actually easy to understand. As the weekend approaches, large funds begin to observe, and trading activity naturally decreases. Plus, after last night's rebound, many retail investors still hope for a bullish trend, and the enthusiasm for chasing the rally has not completely dissipated. These factors combined make a short-term correction weaker, which is normal, so there's no need for over-interpretation.
But our trading strategy remains unchanged — short at every high. The resistance levels above are very solid, tested multiple times without breaking through, so a downward move by the bears is already a certainty. Now, it just depends on how big and how fast the decline will be. For friends following the trades, it is recommended to switch to a short-term swing mindset and respond flexibly.
Technical targets: Bitcoin approaching around 89,000; Ethereum around 3,060.