Looking at the 1-hour trend of Bitcoin, the bears have been quite aggressive during this period.
From a technical perspective, the situation is indeed not very optimistic:
The MA7, MA30, and EMA30 moving averages are firmly suppressing the price, making it difficult to even touch the BOLL middle band at 90,948 during rebounds. The Bollinger Bands are opening downward, with the upper and lower bands moving down in sync, which is a typical signal of a downtrend channel. Looking at the MACD, although the green bars have shrunk somewhat, the two lines are still below the zero axis, indicating that the downward momentum has eased but there is no real reversal.
On-chain data also shows no bright spots; there are no signs of large funds entering the market clearly. Plus, regulatory uncertainties still weigh on the market, lacking genuine positive news to change the situation.
In the short term, the probability of continued low-range oscillation or even a decline is relatively high. Pay close attention to the support strength in the range of 89,500 to 89,000 below. The trend doesn't lie; the market once again confirms an old adage — technical analysis and news should be considered together. Blindly bottom-fishing will only invite trouble.
Be patient and stay calm. The trend is a friend; don’t go against the market. Once signs of a reversal appear, I will update everyone with the latest developments immediately.
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BearMarketGardener
· 01-09 15:24
It's the same story again: moving average suppression, Bollinger Bands opening, no big funds entering... Alright, I still have to wait for a reversal signal before taking action. The 89,500 level must be held.
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GasFeeNightmare
· 01-09 11:50
Wait, you said the support at 89,500-89,000... I was actually sitting there last night at 3 AM, when the gas fee skyrocketed to 120 Gwei, I didn't dare to move, and now I'm losing even more.
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AlgoAlchemist
· 01-09 11:49
Still telling stories based on the chart, with moving average resistance, Bollinger Bands opening, and MACD still in negative territory... I'm already numb to this explanation. Can the 89,000 level really hold? It seems like big funds have no intention of stepping in to save the scene.
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JustAnotherWallet
· 01-09 11:48
I'm a bit scared of such fierce short selling; we must hold this crucial level at 89,000.
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SeasonedInvestor
· 01-09 11:44
Forget it, this wave really can't hold up. Let's wait until it drops to 89,000.
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ser_ngmi
· 01-09 11:22
You're starting to talk about moving average suppression again. How many times have you heard this explanation already? Haha
Looking at the 1-hour trend of Bitcoin, the bears have been quite aggressive during this period.
From a technical perspective, the situation is indeed not very optimistic:
The MA7, MA30, and EMA30 moving averages are firmly suppressing the price, making it difficult to even touch the BOLL middle band at 90,948 during rebounds. The Bollinger Bands are opening downward, with the upper and lower bands moving down in sync, which is a typical signal of a downtrend channel. Looking at the MACD, although the green bars have shrunk somewhat, the two lines are still below the zero axis, indicating that the downward momentum has eased but there is no real reversal.
On-chain data also shows no bright spots; there are no signs of large funds entering the market clearly. Plus, regulatory uncertainties still weigh on the market, lacking genuine positive news to change the situation.
In the short term, the probability of continued low-range oscillation or even a decline is relatively high. Pay close attention to the support strength in the range of 89,500 to 89,000 below. The trend doesn't lie; the market once again confirms an old adage — technical analysis and news should be considered together. Blindly bottom-fishing will only invite trouble.
Be patient and stay calm. The trend is a friend; don’t go against the market. Once signs of a reversal appear, I will update everyone with the latest developments immediately.