The previously mentioned $300 area now clearly serves as a key support level. This morning, there was a significant shift in the market—on-chain data shows sustained net capital inflows, trading volume is rising in tandem, and technical signals of stabilization are quite clear.
This rebound has considerable strength, and the $400 level is worth watching in the short term. Of course, the market changes quickly, and the next move will depend on whether the volume can continue to keep up. $BTC $SOL Recently, correlation across markets has also been quite strong, so it’s worth keeping an eye on that as well.
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LuckyHashValue
· 9h ago
The $300 support hasn't been broken, this rebound is actually quite interesting.
Whether it can hold above $400 is the key; if the trading volume doesn't keep up, it's all for nothing.
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gaslight_gasfeez
· 12-05 14:10
The 300 to 400 range is indeed holding strong; judging from the on-chain data, that momentum hasn't let up yet.
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governance_lurker
· 12-05 03:30
The $300 support really held up, and this rebound does look promising. However, we still need to watch the volume before it reaches $400.
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RetailTherapist
· 12-05 03:26
300 is indeed quite critical, so it looks like our previous judgment wasn’t for nothing. But I still need to see if the volume can keep up, after all, a rebound can easily get smashed down.
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400 at this level is a bit risky, let’s wait and see.
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Net capital inflow sounds great, but the market has been too weird these past couple days, need to be careful.
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Watching BTC and SOL together? I’m tired of this kind of correlation; it’s always the same playbook.
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Strong rebound? Haha, here we go again with that saying. Last time I heard that, I got shaken out.
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On-chain data looking good is useless; what really matters is what the whales are thinking.
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If the volume can’t keep up, it won’t work. I’ve seen too many rebounds like this.
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AlwaysQuestioning
· 12-05 03:21
$300 really held up, this rebound looks pretty interesting.
The hype still needs to go up, otherwise it’s just another weak rebound.
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staking_gramps
· 12-05 03:17
300 really held as support; I said before this level was reliable, and now it seems I was right.
Wait, that's not quite it—400 is the real test. If the volume can't keep up, we'll have to pull back again.
BTC and SOL are moving together. Can this wave continue? It's a bit uncertain.
This ZEC rebound actually feels substantial this time. The Fed's rate cut is definitely having an effect.
Hold on, is the net capital inflow real, or is it just another round of retail investors taking the bait?
#美联储重启降息步伐 $ZEC A strong rebound emerged today
The previously mentioned $300 area now clearly serves as a key support level. This morning, there was a significant shift in the market—on-chain data shows sustained net capital inflows, trading volume is rising in tandem, and technical signals of stabilization are quite clear.
This rebound has considerable strength, and the $400 level is worth watching in the short term. Of course, the market changes quickly, and the next move will depend on whether the volume can continue to keep up. $BTC $SOL Recently, correlation across markets has also been quite strong, so it’s worth keeping an eye on that as well.