I took a look at the recent 4-hour trends of BTC and UNI, it's quite interesting.
On the BTC side, although the MACD has produced a golden cross, the histogram is still stubbornly stuck below the zero line, indicating a clear lack of bullish momentum. In contrast, the KDJ and RSI have already entered the overbought zone after the rebound, which means a pullback could come at any time—don't be too optimistic.
The following operational idea is as follows:
**$BTC**: Consider reducing positions in the range of 89000-89500, targeting around 87000-87500.
**$UNI**: 3030-3000 is a resistance level. If it drops, we will see if it can hold at 2850-2900.
To put it simply, don't chase the rebound; wait for the adjustment to be confirmed. That's how the market is; the technicals give us signals, and we just follow them without all the flashy stuff.
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FarmToRiches
· 8h ago
Really, the MACD golden cross pattern but the bars are still below, this is just a false signal.
Wait for the adjustment, don't be fooled by the rebound.
Reduce position around the 89500 line, it feels more secure.
If UNI can't break through the resistance level, then it's time to run.
Let the technicals speak, and we'll listen.
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quietly_staking
· 17h ago
It's the same old technical analysis again, with the MACD golden cross pattern stuck at the zero axis, which means there's really no strength.
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ChainMaskedRider
· 17h ago
Overbought, huh? If it doesn't drop from eighty-nine thousand this time, I guess I'll just wait to be trapped.
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RooftopVIP
· 17h ago
Whether there is a golden cross pattern or not, this pullback is really harsh, it's safer to reduce position first.
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MoonBoi42
· 17h ago
It's the old trick of the MACD zero-axis positioning again. Overbought and still dare to chase? I don't believe this wave can surge directly.
I took a look at the recent 4-hour trends of BTC and UNI, it's quite interesting.
On the BTC side, although the MACD has produced a golden cross, the histogram is still stubbornly stuck below the zero line, indicating a clear lack of bullish momentum. In contrast, the KDJ and RSI have already entered the overbought zone after the rebound, which means a pullback could come at any time—don't be too optimistic.
The following operational idea is as follows:
**$BTC**: Consider reducing positions in the range of 89000-89500, targeting around 87000-87500.
**$UNI**: 3030-3000 is a resistance level. If it drops, we will see if it can hold at 2850-2900.
To put it simply, don't chase the rebound; wait for the adjustment to be confirmed. That's how the market is; the technicals give us signals, and we just follow them without all the flashy stuff.