As the year-end approaches, market sentiment begins to stir. Gold and silver frequently hit new highs, and the US stock market also oscillates at high levels, seemingly brewing new changes.
Looking back at BTC's trend, it rebounded from a bottom around 80,600, once surging to near 94,500. This rally has lasted over a month, and now it has retreated to the 30-day moving average for repeated testing. The key question is—can the previous all-time high be broken? Can the lows below hold?
From the candlestick patterns, the range of consolidation is gradually narrowing. Once the direction becomes clear, it could trigger a rapid breakout. The change in Federal policy in January is undoubtedly an important catalyst, and recent market fluctuations will likely increase accordingly. These are signals of early positioning.
To be honest, there are no eternal routines in the market, only strategies that adapt continuously. The most common pitfall for traders is reluctance—reluctance to miss out on a rally, to forgo already gained profits, or to admit defeat in time. Opportunities are right in front of you, but whether you can seize them depends on psychology, not just technicals. The trend is moving, and the opportunity is right there.
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DefiVeteran
· 1h ago
You're repeating the same tricks again, reluctant to let go of this or that... Actually, it's just a matter of having the right mindset.
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BearMarketLightning
· 13h ago
That's right, the toughest part is the psychological barrier; technical analysis is secondary. I'm the kind of person who can't bear to sell, watching losses accumulate but not daring to cut losses, and in the end, missing the rebound. It's frustrating.
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SnapshotLaborer
· 13h ago
I can't bear to admit defeat, that part is too heartbreaking, it's exactly about me.
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SerumSquirter
· 13h ago
Basically, it's a psychological game; I'm already tired of the technical analysis methods.
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SatoshiLeftOnRead
· 13h ago
Testing the 30-day moving average again. If it breaks a new high this time, I'll believe it. The market is driven by psychology—this sentence hits hard.
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RooftopReserver
· 13h ago
Basically, it's a mindset issue. No matter how advanced the technology is, you also need the courage to hold on.
As the year-end approaches, market sentiment begins to stir. Gold and silver frequently hit new highs, and the US stock market also oscillates at high levels, seemingly brewing new changes.
Looking back at BTC's trend, it rebounded from a bottom around 80,600, once surging to near 94,500. This rally has lasted over a month, and now it has retreated to the 30-day moving average for repeated testing. The key question is—can the previous all-time high be broken? Can the lows below hold?
From the candlestick patterns, the range of consolidation is gradually narrowing. Once the direction becomes clear, it could trigger a rapid breakout. The change in Federal policy in January is undoubtedly an important catalyst, and recent market fluctuations will likely increase accordingly. These are signals of early positioning.
To be honest, there are no eternal routines in the market, only strategies that adapt continuously. The most common pitfall for traders is reluctance—reluctance to miss out on a rally, to forgo already gained profits, or to admit defeat in time. Opportunities are right in front of you, but whether you can seize them depends on psychology, not just technicals. The trend is moving, and the opportunity is right there.