#美联储降息预期升温 $B has exhibited typical sideways accumulation characteristics around 0.1276—minimal volatility and flat moving averages. Subsequently, a single large bullish candle surged straight up to 0.2350. Such rapid upward movement usually indicates institutional funds entering the market, rather than retail investor-driven buying.
From a technical pattern perspective, the two candlesticks that pulled back after the surge may look aggressive, but they are essentially short-term profit-taking following a rapid rise. More importantly—this pullback did not fall back to the initial breakout platform, and the medium- to short-term moving averages still maintain a bullish alignment, with the price staying above the moving average band. The decreasing volume suggests diminishing selling pressure, which, against the backdrop of rising expectations for a Fed rate cut, could support subsequent market movements.
Overall, $B's structural features still lean towards a bullish outlook. Specific trading decisions should be made based on individual risk tolerance and position management principles.
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FUD_Vaccinated
· 1h ago
Institutions play a good game of accumulating positions, but I find it hard to believe that this selling pressure is diminishing...
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SellLowExpert
· 7h ago
Institutions are accumulating, and we retail investors need to keep up.
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UncleWhale
· 7h ago
The smell of institutional entry, but this pullback is a bit scary... Let's stay bullish.
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GasFeeBarbecue
· 7h ago
The pattern of institutional entry still depends on the Federal Reserve's stance. Can this wave really last until interest rate cuts...
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ser_we_are_ngmi
· 7h ago
Institutional involvement is just different; retail investors simply don't have that kind of influence.
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ChainDetective
· 7h ago
Institutions are quietly accumulating positions, while retail investors are still debating the rise and fall. What a gap.
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GasWastingMaximalist
· 8h ago
I'm a bit skeptical about this wave of institutional entry. Is a decrease in volume really enough to indicate diminishing selling pressure? It seems a bit presumptive.
#美联储降息预期升温 $B has exhibited typical sideways accumulation characteristics around 0.1276—minimal volatility and flat moving averages. Subsequently, a single large bullish candle surged straight up to 0.2350. Such rapid upward movement usually indicates institutional funds entering the market, rather than retail investor-driven buying.
From a technical pattern perspective, the two candlesticks that pulled back after the surge may look aggressive, but they are essentially short-term profit-taking following a rapid rise. More importantly—this pullback did not fall back to the initial breakout platform, and the medium- to short-term moving averages still maintain a bullish alignment, with the price staying above the moving average band. The decreasing volume suggests diminishing selling pressure, which, against the backdrop of rising expectations for a Fed rate cut, could support subsequent market movements.
Overall, $B's structural features still lean towards a bullish outlook. Specific trading decisions should be made based on individual risk tolerance and position management principles.