Last night, Bitcoin moved interestingly. After dropping to a low of 94234 at midnight, it started to rebound, reaching a high of 95550 in the morning, then it stalled—entering a slight consolidation. Ethereum's pattern was similar; after dipping to 3251 in the evening, it also stopped, and during the early hours, it rose to 3298, then fluctuated back and forth around that level.
From the four-hour K-line chart, Bitcoin, after two bullish candles, faced resistance again at the middle band of the Bollinger Bands. All moving averages are flattening, showing no clear trend. Trading volume is decreasing, and the market has entered a low-volatility mode. The one-hour chart is more intuitive—price oscillates around the middle band, alternating between bullish and bearish candles, with buying and selling forces roughly balanced. There is resistance above and support below, but the direction is hard to predict.
In this kind of market, the trading strategy is actually quite simple: short at high levels, long at low levels.
**Specific suggestions:**
BTC: Short around 95500, target 94200
ETH: Short around 3300, target 3230
The key is to wait for confirmation of the trend direction—don’t rush.
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SmartMoneyWallet
· 10h ago
Low volatility is just laying the groundwork for big funds; retail investors can't see it. The most interesting part is the decreasing trading volume — it's either accumulating positions or shaking out traders. The range of 94,200-95,500 is essentially a battleground for whales.
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ruggedSoBadLMAO
· 10h ago
Another crazy market situation, it's exhausting... It swings back and forth between 94 and 95, and the trading volume has dried up.
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LiquidatedThrice
· 10h ago
Another stagnant market, so annoying.
Right now, neither long nor short, just waiting for a confirmation signal.
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PretendingToReadDocs
· 10h ago
94 to 95, just dancing here. When will a winner finally be decided?
#Strategy加仓BTC $BTC $ETH
Last night, Bitcoin moved interestingly. After dropping to a low of 94234 at midnight, it started to rebound, reaching a high of 95550 in the morning, then it stalled—entering a slight consolidation. Ethereum's pattern was similar; after dipping to 3251 in the evening, it also stopped, and during the early hours, it rose to 3298, then fluctuated back and forth around that level.
From the four-hour K-line chart, Bitcoin, after two bullish candles, faced resistance again at the middle band of the Bollinger Bands. All moving averages are flattening, showing no clear trend. Trading volume is decreasing, and the market has entered a low-volatility mode. The one-hour chart is more intuitive—price oscillates around the middle band, alternating between bullish and bearish candles, with buying and selling forces roughly balanced. There is resistance above and support below, but the direction is hard to predict.
In this kind of market, the trading strategy is actually quite simple: short at high levels, long at low levels.
**Specific suggestions:**
BTC: Short around 95500, target 94200
ETH: Short around 3300, target 3230
The key is to wait for confirmation of the trend direction—don’t rush.