#美联储联邦公开市场委员会决议 This round of market movement still looks a bit interesting. From the 4-hour chart, the bullish channel remains fairly solid, with each pullback holding at expected support levels, and the key support line has not been broken. Recently, this kind of oscillation and consolidation, with volume slowly increasing, is actually a normal shakeout during a rally—the main players are consolidating positions and clearing out fluctuating retail investors.
Looking at the 1-hour timeframe, things become a bit more complicated. The pattern of expanding volume on dips and contracting volume on rebounds is cycling, indicating that retail investor sentiment is indeed cautious in the short term, with slight correction pressures present. But don’t be scared; this is not a sign of a trend turning bad. On the contrary, it’s a market behavior of actively cleansing floating positions. If there’s an opportunity in the early session, you can still follow the main trend, but be sure to set stop-loss points.
Technical data reference: $BTC is bullish in the 89500-90500 range, with a breakout to the upside potentially reaching 93000; $ETH is bullish in the 3180-3230 range, with a target of 3350. The specific operation should still be based on your risk tolerance.
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MemecoinTrader
· 12-13 16:00
nah this is just textbook accumulation phase... smart money literally farming retail panic rn. the 1h chop? that's the psyops playbook working exactly as intended. memetic velocity on this narrative is about to pop off fr fr
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SquidTeacher
· 12-11 02:31
The main force's shakeout is really ruthless, retail investors are getting hurt again.
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LiquidatedDreams
· 12-11 02:29
I understand the main force's manipulation; it's just the fate of retail investors being weeded out...
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LiquidationWatcher
· 12-11 02:21
It's the same old story of the main force shaking out positions; I'm tired of hearing this set of words. Whether it breaks the support line or not is the real issue—why bother with so much empty talk.
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PancakeFlippa
· 12-11 02:08
I've heard the excuse of main force shaking out investors too many times; still, it all depends on trading volume.
#美联储联邦公开市场委员会决议 This round of market movement still looks a bit interesting. From the 4-hour chart, the bullish channel remains fairly solid, with each pullback holding at expected support levels, and the key support line has not been broken. Recently, this kind of oscillation and consolidation, with volume slowly increasing, is actually a normal shakeout during a rally—the main players are consolidating positions and clearing out fluctuating retail investors.
Looking at the 1-hour timeframe, things become a bit more complicated. The pattern of expanding volume on dips and contracting volume on rebounds is cycling, indicating that retail investor sentiment is indeed cautious in the short term, with slight correction pressures present. But don’t be scared; this is not a sign of a trend turning bad. On the contrary, it’s a market behavior of actively cleansing floating positions. If there’s an opportunity in the early session, you can still follow the main trend, but be sure to set stop-loss points.
Technical data reference: $BTC is bullish in the 89500-90500 range, with a breakout to the upside potentially reaching 93000; $ETH is bullish in the 3180-3230 range, with a target of 3350. The specific operation should still be based on your risk tolerance.