#美联储降息 $BTC Looking at this wave of the market, the overall market sentiment in the crypto space remains bullish. From the four-hour K-line, the main chart is indeed in an upward channel, and the short-term oscillation pattern is still continuing to move higher.
If you want to chase this wave, you can consider going long around the 92,000 level, with the target around 96,000, and set the stop loss at about 92,300 (roughly 700 points of space). This risk-reward ratio is still acceptable, and market sentiment also supports this trading idea.
However, you still need to pay attention to changes in the market. Although the four-hour trend looks good, before actually investing real money, you should confirm whether the recent support levels have been broken.
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PumpAnalyst
· 12-12 13:01
92,000 entry? Bro, the support level hasn't even been confirmed yet and you're thinking of jumping in. That's a classic chasing the high pattern.
The 996 ratio sounds comfortable, but the big players have already laid out their traps above. Be careful of getting cut.
This rebound does have some momentum, but on the four-hour chart, I haven't seen a breakout yet. Let's wait a bit longer.
Market sentiment is overly bullish, which makes people follow blindly. It's a common mistake among retail investors.
Stop loss at 700 points? Sounds easy, but when the real breakout happens, do you dare to hit the button?
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LiquidationHunter
· 12-12 12:59
92,000 to go long? I'm feeling hesitant. Last time I was this confident, it just plummeted.
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PoetryOnChain
· 12-12 12:55
92,000 to go long? Feeling a bit hesitant, but I think this wave can still break through 96k
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LiquiditySurfer
· 12-12 12:51
Entering at 92,000? Wait, is the liquidity depth enough? Otherwise, if the slippage hits and a quick move back triggers a stop-loss, it could break through the support level, and that would be embarrassing.
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DataChief
· 12-12 12:48
92,000 to go long? Easier said than done. I feel like we still need to wait a bit longer for this wave.
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LiquidityWitch
· 12-12 12:42
92,000 Long? I think we should wait a bit longer; the support level doesn't seem stable yet.
Going long is possible, but if this wave breaks, it could be problematic.
96,000? That's a bit doubtful, but if it breaks 92,300, just exit immediately.
Honestly, what is the Federal Reserve doing again? How long can market sentiment hold up?
The risk-reward ratio looks okay, but I'm just not confident to go all-in; it's easy to get caught off guard.
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rug_connoisseur
· 12-12 12:32
92,000 Long Entry? I'm wondering whether this support level can hold or not.
#美联储降息 $BTC Looking at this wave of the market, the overall market sentiment in the crypto space remains bullish. From the four-hour K-line, the main chart is indeed in an upward channel, and the short-term oscillation pattern is still continuing to move higher.
If you want to chase this wave, you can consider going long around the 92,000 level, with the target around 96,000, and set the stop loss at about 92,300 (roughly 700 points of space). This risk-reward ratio is still acceptable, and market sentiment also supports this trading idea.
However, you still need to pay attention to changes in the market. Although the four-hour trend looks good, before actually investing real money, you should confirm whether the recent support levels have been broken.