Looking at this wave of market movement, the 4-hour and daily bullish structures are still intact, with lows gradually rising, and key support levels not being effectively broken. Therefore, the mid-term strategy remains to buy on dips.
However, there is indeed short-term pressure. The 3150 to 3165 range is currently the strongest resistance zone. An obvious bearish divergence has appeared on the hourly chart, and the momentum is weakening, which could trigger a pullback. Chasing highs at this point carries higher risk.
**If you want to short, you need to wait for the right opportunity.** Only when there is a failed breakout with increased volume around 3150-3165, and a clear sign of weakening, should you consider shorting with targets around 3120-3080. But the prerequisite is that the 3080 support must hold; otherwise, it won't be considered a trend reversal downward.
**My actual operational advice is as follows:**
First, go long — this is the primary choice. If the price pulls back to around 3120-3100, you can try a small position to buy, with a stop-loss below 3080. Once it stabilizes above 3165, you can add positions gradually, aiming for 3220-3300.
Second, go short — but with caution. Only act after resistance at 3150-3165 shows signs of weakening, with a stop-loss above 3170, and targets around 3120-3100. Enter and exit quickly to avoid getting trapped.
**Risk control cannot be compromised:** individual positions should not exceed 10% of total funds, strictly enforce stop-losses, never chase with full positions, and avoid adding positions without limits. This is the bottom line for survival.
So far, the key resistance zone is 3150-3165; only a volume-supported breakout above this can open upward space. The core support levels are 3120-3100; if broken, the market will enter a consolidation phase. 3080 is the last line of defense for the bulls; once broken, the trend will weaken.
Remember — the crypto market is inherently volatile. The above are just technical reference ideas; actual operations should be adjusted according to your risk tolerance.
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MidnightSeller
· 01-05 17:07
This critical level at 3150 is always being broken through. I stopped bottom-fishing long ago.
Waiting and waiting for an opportunity—can I really wait until now?
Not adding to the position is just not adding; all the talk is useless.
A 10% risk control is just on paper; who can really withstand it in real trading?
If 3080 breaks, I’ll admit defeat. Anyway, the ones losing money are always us.
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ChainChef
· 01-04 11:54
ngl the recipe's looking bullish on the daily, but that 3150-3165 zone is basically a half-baked soufflé rn... one wrong move and it collapses lol
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SellTheBounce
· 01-04 11:52
Tsk, it's that old tune of "buying the dip" again. History has shown us that every time someone says this, they end up trapped as long-term investors. If the 3080 can't really hold, any bullish structure is just nonsense.
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Anon32942
· 01-04 11:48
Breaking through the 3165 hurdle is really tough; it feels like we need to wait and see if we can break out with volume.
It's that familiar moment of choosing again—both bulls and bears need to defend well.
Hold the 10% risk control bottom firmly; no more reckless moves this time.
The 3080 level must be defended; once it breaks, it feels like the game is over.
A pullback to 3120 to test the waters; stop-loss needs to be set tightly.
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GateUser-beba108d
· 01-04 11:40
This is a typical positioning move. If you can't hold 3150-3165, don't talk about a bullish structure.
Let's see if it can really stabilize; it feels like another fake breakout is coming.
I agree with risk control, but honestly, it's still very difficult to execute.
After all this talk, it's just waiting for an opportunity. People itching to act will probably get chopped again.
This move feels a bit risky; it's better to stay on the sidelines and watch.
Looking at this wave of market movement, the 4-hour and daily bullish structures are still intact, with lows gradually rising, and key support levels not being effectively broken. Therefore, the mid-term strategy remains to buy on dips.
However, there is indeed short-term pressure. The 3150 to 3165 range is currently the strongest resistance zone. An obvious bearish divergence has appeared on the hourly chart, and the momentum is weakening, which could trigger a pullback. Chasing highs at this point carries higher risk.
**If you want to short, you need to wait for the right opportunity.** Only when there is a failed breakout with increased volume around 3150-3165, and a clear sign of weakening, should you consider shorting with targets around 3120-3080. But the prerequisite is that the 3080 support must hold; otherwise, it won't be considered a trend reversal downward.
**My actual operational advice is as follows:**
First, go long — this is the primary choice. If the price pulls back to around 3120-3100, you can try a small position to buy, with a stop-loss below 3080. Once it stabilizes above 3165, you can add positions gradually, aiming for 3220-3300.
Second, go short — but with caution. Only act after resistance at 3150-3165 shows signs of weakening, with a stop-loss above 3170, and targets around 3120-3100. Enter and exit quickly to avoid getting trapped.
**Risk control cannot be compromised:** individual positions should not exceed 10% of total funds, strictly enforce stop-losses, never chase with full positions, and avoid adding positions without limits. This is the bottom line for survival.
So far, the key resistance zone is 3150-3165; only a volume-supported breakout above this can open upward space. The core support levels are 3120-3100; if broken, the market will enter a consolidation phase. 3080 is the last line of defense for the bulls; once broken, the trend will weaken.
Remember — the crypto market is inherently volatile. The above are just technical reference ideas; actual operations should be adjusted according to your risk tolerance.