#数字资产市场动态 Recently watching the four-hour K-line, Bitcoin has been struggling at the previous high levels. It rebounded briefly but then fell back. However, there are still buy orders below. From the chart, the overall structure still looks relatively intact. The current situation resembles a repeated tug-of-war at high levels rather than a direct reversal downward. The price is oscillating around the mid-term moving average, indicating that bulls and bears are testing each other. Switching to the one-hour chart makes this clearer—there's a clear sideways trend, with the lows gradually rising, and selling pressure has eased somewhat. The market's pessimistic sentiment is gradually easing. As long as the key support level below isn't broken, there's still a possibility of another upward push.
From a trading perspective, here are a few ideas:
In the 87,800 to 88,300 range, consider cautiously trying short positions. If there's a breakdown, the initial target could be the support around 86,000.
For Ethereum, between 2,950 and 2,970, small positions can be attempted. If it breaks down, 2,880 is a level worth paying attention to.
In summary, it's currently a waiting game. No need to rush into trades; just patiently observe the market's reactions.
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SellLowExpert
· 5h ago
It's another tug-of-war situation; I just want to see how long the support level can hold.
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MysteryBoxAddict
· 5h ago
This position is indeed being tested repeatedly, and I am also watching closely. I feel we still need to wait for a clear signal.
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MoneyBurnerSociety
· 5h ago
Starting to say "the key support level cannot be broken" again... The last time I said this, I directly lost five figures. Now, just hearing this phrase, I reflexively want to close my position.
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defi_detective
· 5h ago
Another tug-of-war market, so annoying. I don't dare to try short positions.
#数字资产市场动态 Recently watching the four-hour K-line, Bitcoin has been struggling at the previous high levels. It rebounded briefly but then fell back. However, there are still buy orders below. From the chart, the overall structure still looks relatively intact. The current situation resembles a repeated tug-of-war at high levels rather than a direct reversal downward. The price is oscillating around the mid-term moving average, indicating that bulls and bears are testing each other. Switching to the one-hour chart makes this clearer—there's a clear sideways trend, with the lows gradually rising, and selling pressure has eased somewhat. The market's pessimistic sentiment is gradually easing. As long as the key support level below isn't broken, there's still a possibility of another upward push.
From a trading perspective, here are a few ideas:
In the 87,800 to 88,300 range, consider cautiously trying short positions. If there's a breakdown, the initial target could be the support around 86,000.
For Ethereum, between 2,950 and 2,970, small positions can be attempted. If it breaks down, 2,880 is a level worth paying attention to.
In summary, it's currently a waiting game. No need to rush into trades; just patiently observe the market's reactions.