Today, the market has shown an interesting phenomenon: the trend did not surge rapidly but instead gradually accumulated strength through oscillation. This rhythm is actually healthy because a sudden sharp rise often leads to a quick pullback, and grinding back and forth is a sign of a steady upward trend.



From a technical perspective, BTC needs to watch the support around 906 in the short term. If this level holds, the first resistance zone above is between 926 and 934. Although the oscillation range is not large, the direction is relatively clear.

ETH's situation is similar. The key support below is around 3080 to 3100. If this is broken, it may test lower levels. Resistance above is distributed between 3160 and 3220. Overall, the trend still leans towards oscillating upward.

SOL's recent volume performance has been average, but there are signs that many institutions are quietly building positions at low levels. The 150 level is a critical support in the downward channel. A breakout above this could open up real upside space. Currently, the price remains in a relatively ideal zone.

DOGE is a bit different. The long-term trend line has not fully unfolded yet, but the daily chart shows obvious oversold conditions, indicating a brewing trend-level rebound. Short-term traders can focus on the positions at 0.25, 0.30, and 0.35, but at this stage, it’s mostly a game within small ranges.

The overall approach is clear: the market is moving upward slowly. Don’t expect a meteoric rise; repeated oscillations are part of the process of consolidation.
BTC-0.38%
ETH-0.48%
SOL-1.44%
DOGE-1.14%
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MetadataExplorervip
· 17h ago
I like the idea of gradually building up strength; it's much more reliable than those who shout about skyrocketing every day.
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GasBanditvip
· 17h ago
After grinding for so long, it's still this terrible state. I just want to know when BTC will truly break through.
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MoonRocketTeamvip
· 17h ago
Slow upward movement is the way to go. I give full marks to this rhythm; I really like this steady booster feeling. As long as BTC stays above 906, it can continue to load, waiting to break through the 926 track. Signs of building positions at a low level for SOL look good. Once it breaks 150, it's really mooning. Doge's recent oversold rebound is interesting, but it depends on whether it can break out of the 0.35 defense line to be meaningful. Don't rush to launch; this is how the break-in period should be played. Institutions are quietly replenishing, and retail investors should follow the rhythm; don't get burned by FOMO. This kind of sideways consolidation is actually the biggest test of mentality, but it's also the safest upward channel. The 3100 support line for ETH must be defended; if it can't hold, the track might need to be re-planned. Repeatedly testing support levels is the real dopamine moment, much more stimulating than a sudden surge. If there are institutions absorbing positions in SOL, I feel reassured. The 150 level is really not a loss.
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AirdropChaservip
· 17h ago
The process of getting used to it? It sounds like just waiting for the opportunity to trap retail investors. I'll wait until the institutions have fully built their positions before making a move.
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