#数字资产市场动态 The recent market trend is indeed quite interesting. Over the past seven days, the increase has reached 4.41%, with the price rebounding from the lows of $1.75 and $1.85, showing signs of a bullish short-term trend. The bulls are still strong, and pushing up to the $2.00 mark is within reach. If a breakout occurs, there’s also a chance to test the weekly supply zone at $2.50.
However, on a macro level, Bitcoin is still stuck around $90,000, which significantly limits the overall upside potential for altcoins. The long-term bear market sentiment has not yet dissipated, so don’t be fooled by short-term rebounds.
In terms of trading, short-term traders can consider reducing their positions in the $2.00 to $2.10 range, and it’s important to take profits when the market looks good. Conversely, if the price falls below $1.82, the bullish logic will be broken, and a reassessment will be necessary. Overall, such rebounds are suitable for swing trading, but if you are a long-term holder, you should remain cautious and keep an eye on support and resistance levels.
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ApeShotFirst
· 15h ago
Oh no, here we go again. Can the 2-dollar threshold really be broken? I'm still a bit nervous...
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Take profits when it's good? Bro, you're taking it too lightly. I've already cut my losses long ago, haha.
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Bitcoin getting stuck at 90,000 is really annoying. Altcoins are naturally doomed to be bloodsuckers.
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Breaking below 1.82 is completely game over. I need to watch this level closely.
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A paradise for swing traders, a hell for long-term holders. Choosing the wrong side means game over.
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Is the growth ceiling a false promise? I think it's just a cover-up. Without macro support, there's really no hope.
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Short-term rebounds are the easiest to deceive. Someone always falls for it each time.
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The suggestion to reduce positions from 2 to 2.1 sounds good, but I just can't bring myself to do it.
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The bear market atmosphere hasn't dissipated yet, and now they're thinking of hitting 2.5. Isn't that idea a bit too optimistic?
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JustAnotherWallet
· 15h ago
Rebounds are just traps for others. If Bitcoin isn't strong, any rebound in altcoins is pointless.
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MoonBoi42
· 15h ago
Bitcoin is still stuck at 90,000 and can't move. This rebound is really just a flash in the pan. Don't be fooled, everyone.
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StrawberryIce
· 15h ago
It's another case of taking profits too early. You really need to act quickly; it should have slipped out at 2.0-2.1.
#数字资产市场动态 The recent market trend is indeed quite interesting. Over the past seven days, the increase has reached 4.41%, with the price rebounding from the lows of $1.75 and $1.85, showing signs of a bullish short-term trend. The bulls are still strong, and pushing up to the $2.00 mark is within reach. If a breakout occurs, there’s also a chance to test the weekly supply zone at $2.50.
However, on a macro level, Bitcoin is still stuck around $90,000, which significantly limits the overall upside potential for altcoins. The long-term bear market sentiment has not yet dissipated, so don’t be fooled by short-term rebounds.
In terms of trading, short-term traders can consider reducing their positions in the $2.00 to $2.10 range, and it’s important to take profits when the market looks good. Conversely, if the price falls below $1.82, the bullish logic will be broken, and a reassessment will be necessary. Overall, such rebounds are suitable for swing trading, but if you are a long-term holder, you should remain cautious and keep an eye on support and resistance levels.