#数字资产生态回暖 Weekend trading sessions tend to be prone to consolidation, and recently this wave of market movements has been repeatedly pulling back, with many people saying that a bottom is being formed. From a technical perspective, $BTC remains in a bearish pattern on both daily and hourly charts, and indicators are indeed quite weak.
In my opinion, the trading approach can be as follows: if going short, it's better to enter the market in the 91800 to 91000 range, with targets around 88000 to 89000; if going long, look for opportunities between 88000 and 89000, aiming for 90000 to 91000. $ETH has a similar rhythm, with shorts trying between 3180 and 3140, targeting 3040 to 2990; conversely, longs enter between 2990 and 3030, aiming for 3090 to 3130.
A very important point—stop-losses must be set properly. This round of market volatility is large, so risk control should never be relaxed.
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NullWhisperer
· 16h ago
technically speaking, those price levels are interesting edge cases but let's dissect the actual risk vectors here — anyone who doesn't audit their stop loss placement is basically vulnerable to liquidation by weekend volatility. the math checks out on paper though, ngl
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CryptoHistoryClass
· 17h ago
ah yes, the classic "grinding the bottom" narrative we've heard since $19k in 2017... statistically speaking, this is exactly how the capitulation phase starts before the next leg down. those price ranges? *checks notes* we'll probably see them invalidated by tuesday lol. history rhymes but investors never learn
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DeFiGrayling
· 17h ago
The term "bottoming out" has been overused, it feels like just an excuse to trap oneself.
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I think the 91000 level is a bit suspicious; we might see a bloodbath again this weekend.
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How many times have I said to set stop-loss properly? Yet some still go all-in and gamble their lives away.
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ETH's current pace is indeed closely aligned with BTC; it all depends on who breaks first.
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It's really brave to chase longs in a bearish pattern.
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The market keeps fluctuating and dragging on, better to lie low and wait for signals.
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Will 88000 really be reached? I feel like it might continue to fall.
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This wave of volatility is quite fierce; be careful not to get wiped out by nighttime sell-offs.
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Oh my, why do we always get stuck at these critical points? It feels like someone is deliberately messing with us.
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They always say to manage risks properly, but how many actually do it well?
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BakedCatFanboy
· 17h ago
I've heard too many of these bottoming-out strategies; I'm just waiting for it to drop below 88,000 to decide.
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SolidityJester
· 17h ago
Tired of the saying about grinding the bottom, it feels like we're always grinding
Setting stop-losses properly is really true; these days, it's easy to get chopped up
I'm a bit tempted by the 88,000 level, but I want to see a bit more first
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fren.eth
· 17h ago
I'm tired of this bottom-fishing routine. We talk about it every week, but the result is always the same.
#数字资产生态回暖 Weekend trading sessions tend to be prone to consolidation, and recently this wave of market movements has been repeatedly pulling back, with many people saying that a bottom is being formed. From a technical perspective, $BTC remains in a bearish pattern on both daily and hourly charts, and indicators are indeed quite weak.
In my opinion, the trading approach can be as follows: if going short, it's better to enter the market in the 91800 to 91000 range, with targets around 88000 to 89000; if going long, look for opportunities between 88000 and 89000, aiming for 90000 to 91000. $ETH has a similar rhythm, with shorts trying between 3180 and 3140, targeting 3040 to 2990; conversely, longs enter between 2990 and 3030, aiming for 3090 to 3130.
A very important point—stop-losses must be set properly. This round of market volatility is large, so risk control should never be relaxed.