Let's start with some heartfelt words: don't always obsess over where your opportunities are; many times, you're not even at the stage where others actively discover you yet. The same principle applies to trading.
The market movements in the early hours provide a good example—Bitcoin shows a typical "correction followed by recovery" strong characteristic, with a bullish pattern as steady as a rock. On the hourly chart, you can see a clear continuous upward trend of bullish candles. Although there was a brief pullback with three consecutive bearish candles, the bulls quickly regained control. Volume supports this, and the short-term moving averages remain diverging upward, which is a standard strong momentum.
Ethereum hasn't been idle either, rising over 100 points simultaneously, with a pullback of only about 30 points. The limited correction space indicates that the short-term bullish pattern is still ongoing.
Looking at the daily chart, Bitcoin's consecutive bullish candles have pushed the price into a high zone. The previous resistance at the top has now turned into current support—this is a typical structural transformation. The overall bullish structure is very clear, still cycling through the "correction accumulation—new high" phase, with short-term adjustments still needed.
The four-hour cycle has entered a correction phase. The key point is that this adjustment mainly involves small retracements, with pullbacks staying within a healthy range. Each dip is quickly bought up by bulls, with support levels moving step by step upward. The resistance above is approaching a critical breakout zone, and the momentum for breaking through is still building.
In terms of trading strategy, continue to adhere to the core logic of "buying on dips." Build positions gradually around key support levels—no need to rush.
Specific levels to watch: Bitcoin around 93500 can be a good entry point, targeting 95000; Ethereum around 3210, targeting 3350.
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rugdoc.eth
· 01-09 01:22
This bullish pattern is really solid. The Bitcoin structure transformation was executed beautifully. Waiting for 93,500 to get in is a good plan.
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PerpetualLonger
· 01-08 19:54
Here we go again with this routine of buying the dip. I don't believe you... Turns out I still have to add to my position. No choice, faith can't be absent.
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FlashLoanLarry
· 01-06 01:53
ngl the whole "opportunity cost" angle here is kinda missing the real liquidity depth play... like yeah, dca on support but have u actually calculated ur impermanent loss vectors if this thesis validation flips?
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ProbablyNothing
· 01-06 01:52
Starting to talk about opportunities again. To be honest, many people just can't wait and insist on going all in now, only to get cut deeply.
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ChainSauceMaster
· 01-06 01:35
I believe in the logic of accumulating on dips, but I always get itchy and jump in early... Waiting at the 93,500 level, don't be impulsive.
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AlwaysQuestioning
· 01-06 01:26
Buying on dips with this strategy is really unbeatable; every time, the bulls quickly take over, it's satisfying.
Let's start with some heartfelt words: don't always obsess over where your opportunities are; many times, you're not even at the stage where others actively discover you yet. The same principle applies to trading.
The market movements in the early hours provide a good example—Bitcoin shows a typical "correction followed by recovery" strong characteristic, with a bullish pattern as steady as a rock. On the hourly chart, you can see a clear continuous upward trend of bullish candles. Although there was a brief pullback with three consecutive bearish candles, the bulls quickly regained control. Volume supports this, and the short-term moving averages remain diverging upward, which is a standard strong momentum.
Ethereum hasn't been idle either, rising over 100 points simultaneously, with a pullback of only about 30 points. The limited correction space indicates that the short-term bullish pattern is still ongoing.
Looking at the daily chart, Bitcoin's consecutive bullish candles have pushed the price into a high zone. The previous resistance at the top has now turned into current support—this is a typical structural transformation. The overall bullish structure is very clear, still cycling through the "correction accumulation—new high" phase, with short-term adjustments still needed.
The four-hour cycle has entered a correction phase. The key point is that this adjustment mainly involves small retracements, with pullbacks staying within a healthy range. Each dip is quickly bought up by bulls, with support levels moving step by step upward. The resistance above is approaching a critical breakout zone, and the momentum for breaking through is still building.
In terms of trading strategy, continue to adhere to the core logic of "buying on dips." Build positions gradually around key support levels—no need to rush.
Specific levels to watch: Bitcoin around 93500 can be a good entry point, targeting 95000; Ethereum around 3210, targeting 3350.