The market indeed tests patience, but it's getting interesting now. Short-term outlook isn't pessimistic, but don't rush to chase.
After Bitcoin's daily candle formed a large bullish move, it got stuck near the 30-day moving average. The 85,000 level still holds, and currently, it's a phase of accumulation. Recent interesting signals: large traders have shed 107 short positions, indicating a clear warming of market sentiment. $BTC has tested the bottom twice; if it stabilizes above 89,000 this week, there's a high probability it will push towards 95,000 next week, or even target 100,000. But wait for a confirmed breakout before entering, avoid blindly going all-in—fake breakouts are hard to defend against.
Ethereum is also moving upward, with the daily candle closing bullish and pushing toward the 3000 USD mark. The overall trend remains bullish, with focus on the 3250 to 3450 range.
The key is whether it can hold above 3000, which will determine if it's a true strength or just a rebound. Aggressive traders can try small longs around 2900 to 2950, while conservative traders should wait for a confirmed breakout before entering. Currently, $ETH is fluctuating between approximately 2960 and 3000. Be cautious if it drops below 2970, and watch out for a retracement to 2935-2900.
Liquidity is indeed average right now, with wild price swings. Hold off on chasing high.
Trading volume may be light on Saturday. If key levels aren't broken, consider repeatedly adding small longs on dips, with stop-losses in place if the level breaks. The weekend can be a rest period; as Christmas approaches, volatility might decrease, so there's no need to monitor 24/7.
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MoonMathMagic
· 4h ago
Patience is easier said than done... Anyway, I've been fooled by fake breakouts too many times, so this time I'll wait for confirmation before taking action.
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GhostAddressHunter
· 4h ago
It's this operation again, wait for the breakthrough to be confirmed before getting on the car, it's easy to say... It's like this every time, but as soon as you break through, you rush in, and when you turn back, it's a trap again
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SmartContractWorker
· 4h ago
Large traders' short positions do show some signals, but I still prefer to wait for a confirmed breakout before taking action. Fake breakouts are too misleading.
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MintMaster
· 5h ago
It's that same "wait for a breakout before acting" approach again. It sounds simple, but in practice, it really confuses you when you're caught off guard, and it feels like I hit the mark every time.
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just_vibin_onchain
· 5h ago
It's the same pattern again. Wait for the breakout confirmation before entering... The worst thing is missing out while waiting, and then buying in when it starts to rise.
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LiquidationWatcher
· 5h ago
It's another case of "wait for the breakthrough before entering"... Every time I say that, and in the end, I still get shaken out by the pump, haha.
#BTC资金流动性 $BTC and $ETH Trend Analysis and Trading Ideas
The market indeed tests patience, but it's getting interesting now. Short-term outlook isn't pessimistic, but don't rush to chase.
After Bitcoin's daily candle formed a large bullish move, it got stuck near the 30-day moving average. The 85,000 level still holds, and currently, it's a phase of accumulation. Recent interesting signals: large traders have shed 107 short positions, indicating a clear warming of market sentiment. $BTC has tested the bottom twice; if it stabilizes above 89,000 this week, there's a high probability it will push towards 95,000 next week, or even target 100,000. But wait for a confirmed breakout before entering, avoid blindly going all-in—fake breakouts are hard to defend against.
Ethereum is also moving upward, with the daily candle closing bullish and pushing toward the 3000 USD mark. The overall trend remains bullish, with focus on the 3250 to 3450 range.
The key is whether it can hold above 3000, which will determine if it's a true strength or just a rebound. Aggressive traders can try small longs around 2900 to 2950, while conservative traders should wait for a confirmed breakout before entering. Currently, $ETH is fluctuating between approximately 2960 and 3000. Be cautious if it drops below 2970, and watch out for a retracement to 2935-2900.
Liquidity is indeed average right now, with wild price swings. Hold off on chasing high.
Trading volume may be light on Saturday. If key levels aren't broken, consider repeatedly adding small longs on dips, with stop-losses in place if the level breaks. The weekend can be a rest period; as Christmas approaches, volatility might decrease, so there's no need to monitor 24/7.