The market has indeed been a bit dull recently, but I can't change my habit of watching the charts. However, after shifting my mindset, I’ve learned to accept different viewpoints and market phenomena—rather than exhausting myself, it’s better to focus on what I can control.
Speaking of the market, BTC has been fluctuating between 86,000 and 89,000 recently. Currently, there are no obvious breakout signals. But to be fair, no one can predict what the next candlestick will do. Sometimes, you just have to wait for that moment, hoping to see a stronger directional signal.
ETH is currently trading around the 2900 level. From a technical perspective, both are still digesting the previous gains and accumulating momentum. Whether they can hold these key levels depends on ongoing observation of trading volume and capital flow. Market patience is often most easily worn down during such stalemates, but experience tells me that sometimes the best opportunities are hidden in this boredom.
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Hash_Bandit
· 14h ago
yeah, those consolidation zones always feel like watching hashrate adjust before the next difficulty epoch hits... btc stuck between 86-89k is basically just the network finding equilibrium. nothing breaks without volume backing it up, and rn it's all just thermal noise imho
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FomoAnxiety
· 14h ago
This plate really can grind people down to collapse, I'm also staring at it every day being brainwashed.
Sticking to it without moving might make you the winner, right? Anyway, I've already given up on predictions.
Looking for opportunities in boredom, I want to believe this, but I'm afraid I'll keep losing after believing.
I'm a bit conflicted about whether to add more at the 87,000 level.
When will ETH finally respond? I'm so anxious.
Seeing you so calm makes me feel relieved. Just keep waiting; anyway, it can't run away.
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ForkInTheRoad
· 14h ago
The easiest way to make money during a stalemate is to see who can endure this boredom.
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CodeSmellHunter
· 14h ago
Really, I just can't stop watching the market... I'm almost tired of the 86-89 range, just waiting for that big bullish candle.
Patience is the real skill in making money; during boring periods, it's easy to miss opportunities.
This kind of stalemate tests your mentality the most. Let's see who can hold on until the end.
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ZkSnarker
· 15h ago
nah fr the boring market is where the real ones stay patient... imagine everyone else panic selling while you're just chillin in the accumulation zone lol
The market has indeed been a bit dull recently, but I can't change my habit of watching the charts. However, after shifting my mindset, I’ve learned to accept different viewpoints and market phenomena—rather than exhausting myself, it’s better to focus on what I can control.
Speaking of the market, BTC has been fluctuating between 86,000 and 89,000 recently. Currently, there are no obvious breakout signals. But to be fair, no one can predict what the next candlestick will do. Sometimes, you just have to wait for that moment, hoping to see a stronger directional signal.
ETH is currently trading around the 2900 level. From a technical perspective, both are still digesting the previous gains and accumulating momentum. Whether they can hold these key levels depends on ongoing observation of trading volume and capital flow. Market patience is often most easily worn down during such stalemates, but experience tells me that sometimes the best opportunities are hidden in this boredom.