#比特币对比代币化黄金 Gold’s movement last week was pretty interesting—it opened around 4220, bulls pushed it straight up to 4265, but there were no buyers at the highs so it got slammed back down, dropping through the 4162 level, and barely managed to close back at 4196 on Friday. The candlestick chart shows a doji with a long upper shadow, which is a classic signal of bulls and bears being locked in a tug-of-war.

You can see it clearly on the 4-hour chart: gold is tightly boxed between 4160 and 4260. The price tried twice to break above 4260 but failed, which shows heavy selling pressure up there. On the downside, 4160 held up strong—the price tested it twice and buyers showed some willingness to step in. The Bollinger Bands have narrowed a lot, so I expect more sideways grinding as the week opens.

The key is which side breaks first—if it drops below 4160, the next likely stop is the lower edge of the converging triangle at 4120. If it can break above 4260, the bulls might regain control.

For trading, I’m leaning toward a range-bound strategy: try shorting around the 4220-4223 area, targeting 4188-4190 at first, and reassess if it breaks through. $BTC $ETH $BNB The correlation between these and gold lately is also worth watching. It’ll be interesting to see whether tokenized gold or Bitcoin holds up better in this round of correction.