Looking at the trends of Bitcoin and Ethereum, what’s worth noting on the four-hour chart is — after a previous pullback with a bearish candle, now there are consecutive bullish candles, testing the resistance levels above. The Bollinger Bands have already opened up, and the price is steadily moving between the middle line and the upper band. The MACD is also above the zero line without weakening. These signals combined indicate one thing: the medium-term upward trend is still intact.
But switching to the hourly chart, it’s a different story. The price is fluctuating above the middle Bollinger Band, with the bulls and bears temporarily evenly matched, showing no clear breakout direction. In this rhythm, it’s more prudent to approach with a sideways trading mindset in the near term, and a large-scale bullish or bearish trend is unlikely.
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retroactive_airdrop
· 01-06 20:01
Four hours look good, but this wave of friction on the hourly chart is really annoying. Still need to wait for a breakdown.
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YieldChaser
· 01-06 19:30
There's still hope for the 4-hour chart, just worried that the hourly chart is dragging on and ultimately nothing happens.
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ImpermanentTherapist
· 01-03 21:49
The four-hour chart this time is indeed interesting, but the hourly chart loses momentum with a little friction. A typical advanced strategy.
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DAOdreamer
· 01-03 21:45
Four hours of stability, hourly chart pulling, this rhythm is just waiting for the wind to come.
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PumpStrategist
· 01-03 21:43
The four-hour pattern has formed, but the friction on the hourly chart is really frustrating. The typical retail mentality is just waiting for a one-sided surge, but reality is giving you a lesson in oscillation.
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TokenCreatorOP
· 01-03 21:31
Four hours is decent, but the hourly chart keeps pulling back and forth, so annoying. Just wait for it to make a decision.
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APY_Chaser
· 01-03 21:22
The 4-hour chart looks pretty good, but the hourly chart is a nightmare, oscillating until I go numb... Forget it, I'll just lie low and wait for a breakout.
Looking at the trends of Bitcoin and Ethereum, what’s worth noting on the four-hour chart is — after a previous pullback with a bearish candle, now there are consecutive bullish candles, testing the resistance levels above. The Bollinger Bands have already opened up, and the price is steadily moving between the middle line and the upper band. The MACD is also above the zero line without weakening. These signals combined indicate one thing: the medium-term upward trend is still intact.
But switching to the hourly chart, it’s a different story. The price is fluctuating above the middle Bollinger Band, with the bulls and bears temporarily evenly matched, showing no clear breakout direction. In this rhythm, it’s more prudent to approach with a sideways trading mindset in the near term, and a large-scale bullish or bearish trend is unlikely.