#美国证券交易委员会代币化股票交易方案 Bitcoin has experienced another surge, with you guys watching the 93,000 and 95,000 levels, but it keeps oscillating back and forth—typical of a high-level lack of momentum. The core logic hasn't changed: it spikes up and then pulls back, a rhythm that's quite familiar.
The short-term rhythm is quite clear: after 8 consecutive bullish candles, it immediately turned into 8 bearish candles, with all intra-day gains wiped out. Today’s 90,200 level is a high-risk zone, with a clear bearish signal. Bitcoin’s previous target of 87,000 has been precisely reached, and there’s even a possibility of a downward breakout, so short positions can be gradually moved down to the 86,000-86,500 range as a new target.
Ethereum’s rhythm is basically following Bitcoin’s. Although Bitcoin is undergoing technical adjustments, this kind of high-level plunge and intra-day rebound trend has indeed given plenty of opportunities for bears. $BTC $ETH
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MetaNeighbor
· 4h ago
The high-level fluctuation pattern is really annoying; those chasing the rise got trapped again.
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ApeDegen
· 4h ago
This pattern of high-level fluctuation, I've seen it too many times.
The short-selling opportunity is indeed here, but don't be greedy.
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JustAnotherWallet
· 4h ago
It's the same old trick again—rise quickly and then fall back, that's it. There's really not much profit at high levels.
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GasFeeAssassin
· 4h ago
It's starting to repeat again. This market really isn't fun, both shorting high and longing low are uncomfortable.
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I'm already annoyed by the 90,200 level. The shorting opportunity is clear, but I'm just worried about another V-shaped reversal trapping traders.
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I'm tired of the thing where Bitcoin and Ethereum move in sync. Just waiting for a real breakout someday.
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I've noted the 8.6-8.65 range. We'll see about that later.
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It's true that there's weakness at high levels, but do you dare to really go long? Anyway, I don't have that courage.
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Eight consecutive bullish candles turning into eight consecutive bearish candles? The scriptwriter of this market should get a raise.
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MevWhisperer
· 4h ago
Repeatedly crashing from high levels, still playing that old trick, so annoying.
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LiquidationSurvivor
· 5h ago
Repeatedly hitting high levels, it's really frustrating to watch. Hold the short position at 8.6, and sell on any rebound.
#美国证券交易委员会代币化股票交易方案 Bitcoin has experienced another surge, with you guys watching the 93,000 and 95,000 levels, but it keeps oscillating back and forth—typical of a high-level lack of momentum. The core logic hasn't changed: it spikes up and then pulls back, a rhythm that's quite familiar.
The short-term rhythm is quite clear: after 8 consecutive bullish candles, it immediately turned into 8 bearish candles, with all intra-day gains wiped out. Today’s 90,200 level is a high-risk zone, with a clear bearish signal. Bitcoin’s previous target of 87,000 has been precisely reached, and there’s even a possibility of a downward breakout, so short positions can be gradually moved down to the 86,000-86,500 range as a new target.
Ethereum’s rhythm is basically following Bitcoin’s. Although Bitcoin is undergoing technical adjustments, this kind of high-level plunge and intra-day rebound trend has indeed given plenty of opportunities for bears. $BTC $ETH