The recent market has been quite interesting. After nine consecutive bullish candles, although there was a surge yesterday, it ultimately pulled back, resulting in a small positive close. The issue is that the 30-minute to 5-minute K-lines are all at high levels, with quite obvious resistance. An adjustment occurred during the morning session because of this.
Looking ahead at the next trend, there are two trading days remaining this week, the final sprint before the holiday. From a technical perspective, there is still a chance to test the near 4000 level, and a wave of peak-breaking action is expected. However, after pushing up, a pullback is inevitable.
So the current strategy is this—don't chase highs, hold onto your positions if you have them, and wait for selling opportunities at high levels. This way, you can capture the price difference between the pre-holiday surge and the pullback, which is quite worth looking forward to.
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EntryPositionAnalyst
· 14h ago
Nine consecutive bullish candles paving the way, just waiting for this wave to break the top and harvest the profits. Do you understand the pre-holiday frenzy?
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AltcoinMarathoner
· 2025-12-30 15:54
just like mile 20 of this marathon run, we're hitting the resistance wall but the finish line's still there. hodl through the noise, the pullback's gonna be your water station 💪
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OldLeekNewSickle
· 2025-12-30 15:52
The illusion created by nine consecutive bullish candles, do you also feel it? The loosening of high-position chips is only a matter of time.
It's smart not to chase the high; I'm just worried that when it really hits 4000, you'll change your mind and say "hold on."
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SchrödingersNode
· 2025-12-30 15:51
Why are nine consecutive bullish candles so fragile? Just a touch of pressure and it pulls back. This market truly tests one's mentality.
Don't chase the highs for likes; just wait for the high-level bagholders to appear.
Whether 4000 will really be hit depends on luck. Anyway, I'm just lying down holding and not moving.
These two days before the holiday, either surge to the top or plunge, the price difference is right here. Let's see who has a steady hand.
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DAOdreamer
· 2025-12-30 15:48
The false high built up by nine consecutive bullish candles, this correction is definitely coming. Just push up before the holiday and then sell off.
The recent market has been quite interesting. After nine consecutive bullish candles, although there was a surge yesterday, it ultimately pulled back, resulting in a small positive close. The issue is that the 30-minute to 5-minute K-lines are all at high levels, with quite obvious resistance. An adjustment occurred during the morning session because of this.
Looking ahead at the next trend, there are two trading days remaining this week, the final sprint before the holiday. From a technical perspective, there is still a chance to test the near 4000 level, and a wave of peak-breaking action is expected. However, after pushing up, a pullback is inevitable.
So the current strategy is this—don't chase highs, hold onto your positions if you have them, and wait for selling opportunities at high levels. This way, you can capture the price difference between the pre-holiday surge and the pullback, which is quite worth looking forward to.