#数字货币市场洞察 The weekend is here, let's talk about this week's market trends.
To be honest, the market was really exciting this week. BTC had a weekly amplitude of over 10,000 points, and ETH had a swing range of more than 500 points, with violent ups and downs switching back and forth. But is it hard to make money? Not really, the key is whether you chase highs or panic sell lows. As long as your position is well managed and you operate based on indicator signals, this kind of volatility is actually a money-making opportunity.
**Views on BTC and ETH:**
For BTC, I still maintain my previous judgment. The key support area to watch is 86,250 to 87,500. If it can stop falling and rebound here before Monday night, there should still be rebound momentum on the 4-hour timeframe. If it breaks below, then look down to 84,200 and 82,845.
For ETH, 2,835-2,749 is the first line of defense. If it doesn't hold, keep an eye on 2,415 and 2,225.
Looking at short-term indicators now, the lows on the 1-hour, 2-hour, and 4-hour timeframes are actually slowly rising, which could be a rare rebound window in the past month or so. So if your position isn't heavy and there's no new low, you might as well wait and see if the main upward wave comes.
**Outlook for Next Week:**
The main thing to watch is whether the K-line can stabilize after a pullback. If it holds, the strategy remains unchanged; if it breaks, it's time to adjust your approach.
The 3,000 line for ETH is quite crucial. If it breaks, the downside opens up, and you’ll test 2,895, 2,795, and 2,749 in sequence. If it doesn't break, that's the lower edge of the weekend's consolidation. The better it holds, the stronger the demand for a rebound upwards.
**Trading Suggestions:**
ETH is already close to the lower band. If it drops below 3,000 tonight and retests the support area, and volume doesn’t keep expanding, you can consider gradually building long positions. The same logic applies to other major coins as well.
The deeper the pullback, the more friends with empty positions can try opening their first positions, holding with an expectation of three to five days or about a week, and stop-loss if support fails.
Of course, if there’s a breakdown accompanied by huge volume and accelerated decline, then the mid-to-short-term trend is broken, and you can follow the trend to go short. But for now, there are no such signals.
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ser_we_are_early
· 15h ago
Damn, it's another market where you get slapped from both sides. Holding heavy positions is really nerve-wracking.
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LiquidityWitch
· 15h ago
Those with heavy positions probably can't sleep right now. We'll see what happens on Monday.
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GasOptimizer
· 15h ago
Damn, just looking at the charts this week gave me multiple heart attacks, a 10,000-point swing is no exaggeration... Did your stop-loss hit at 82845? Feels like it might keep going down.
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AirdropChaser
· 15h ago
Damn, it dropped again. Still stubbornly holding onto my ETH. This week is really absurd.
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SurvivorshipBias
· 15h ago
Another week of market trends, another test of mentality. Honestly, this guy's analysis is pretty good, but it's a bit too detailed—too many numbers make my head spin.
Whether or not 3000 gets broken really depends on trading volume; just looking at the candlestick charts can be deceiving sometimes.
Ah, position control is really important, but too many people just don't listen to advice.
I'm not too convinced by this rebound window; feels like everyone's already seen through the tricks.
I think it's unlikely ETH will hold the 3000 support line—it might dip again.
#数字货币市场洞察 The weekend is here, let's talk about this week's market trends.
To be honest, the market was really exciting this week. BTC had a weekly amplitude of over 10,000 points, and ETH had a swing range of more than 500 points, with violent ups and downs switching back and forth. But is it hard to make money? Not really, the key is whether you chase highs or panic sell lows. As long as your position is well managed and you operate based on indicator signals, this kind of volatility is actually a money-making opportunity.
**Views on BTC and ETH:**
For BTC, I still maintain my previous judgment. The key support area to watch is 86,250 to 87,500. If it can stop falling and rebound here before Monday night, there should still be rebound momentum on the 4-hour timeframe. If it breaks below, then look down to 84,200 and 82,845.
For ETH, 2,835-2,749 is the first line of defense. If it doesn't hold, keep an eye on 2,415 and 2,225.
Looking at short-term indicators now, the lows on the 1-hour, 2-hour, and 4-hour timeframes are actually slowly rising, which could be a rare rebound window in the past month or so. So if your position isn't heavy and there's no new low, you might as well wait and see if the main upward wave comes.
**Outlook for Next Week:**
The main thing to watch is whether the K-line can stabilize after a pullback. If it holds, the strategy remains unchanged; if it breaks, it's time to adjust your approach.
The 3,000 line for ETH is quite crucial. If it breaks, the downside opens up, and you’ll test 2,895, 2,795, and 2,749 in sequence. If it doesn't break, that's the lower edge of the weekend's consolidation. The better it holds, the stronger the demand for a rebound upwards.
**Trading Suggestions:**
ETH is already close to the lower band. If it drops below 3,000 tonight and retests the support area, and volume doesn’t keep expanding, you can consider gradually building long positions. The same logic applies to other major coins as well.
The deeper the pullback, the more friends with empty positions can try opening their first positions, holding with an expectation of three to five days or about a week, and stop-loss if support fails.
Of course, if there’s a breakdown accompanied by huge volume and accelerated decline, then the mid-to-short-term trend is broken, and you can follow the trend to go short. But for now, there are no such signals.
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