CPI data release has intensified volatility in the crypto market. Here's a summary of today's market outlook.
On Bitcoin, the daily MA100 resistance remains quite strong, and the medium-term selling pressure is indeed significant. On the 4-hour chart, double resistance layers are stacking, and the breakout has been repeatedly stalled. The key is whether the price can effectively break below the channel's midline; once broken, it will confirm this is a false breakout, and the subsequent trend will likely shift to a correction phase, making a short position more decisive.
Ethereum's performance is a bit different. The daily chart shows shrinking volume and sideways consolidation, but the hourly chart is already showing increasing bearish signals. The 4-hour Bollinger Bands are tightening, indicating a trend reversal is imminent. If the price at 3300 doesn't see a volume breakout, it’s likely a trap to lure in buyers, and chasing in could lead to losses.
Trading suggestions:
Bitcoin: Enter at 94,000-94,500, targeting around 95,500-96,000. Set stop-loss at 93,300; if it breaks below this level, immediately switch to a short position.
Ethereum: Wait until it stabilizes above 3,250-3,280 before considering entry, with a target range of 3,330-3,350. Stop-loss at 3,210; if broken, exit decisively and switch to a short.
This correction could have a considerable space; manage your risks carefully and exit when necessary.
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MevTears
· 6h ago
Here comes the bottom-fishing again, MA100 is firmly holding down and won't let it move.
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MagicBean
· 7h ago
Oh no, it's this kind of market again, with MA100 resistance firmly holding it back. It seems the probability of this being a false breakout is quite high.
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RugpullSurvivor
· 7h ago
Another trap to lure in more buyers; I don't believe this time it won't crash.
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LiquidityHunter
· 7h ago
Hmm... The entry range of 94000-94500 has a bit high slippage risk. Is the liquidity depth sufficient?
CPI data release has intensified volatility in the crypto market. Here's a summary of today's market outlook.
On Bitcoin, the daily MA100 resistance remains quite strong, and the medium-term selling pressure is indeed significant. On the 4-hour chart, double resistance layers are stacking, and the breakout has been repeatedly stalled. The key is whether the price can effectively break below the channel's midline; once broken, it will confirm this is a false breakout, and the subsequent trend will likely shift to a correction phase, making a short position more decisive.
Ethereum's performance is a bit different. The daily chart shows shrinking volume and sideways consolidation, but the hourly chart is already showing increasing bearish signals. The 4-hour Bollinger Bands are tightening, indicating a trend reversal is imminent. If the price at 3300 doesn't see a volume breakout, it’s likely a trap to lure in buyers, and chasing in could lead to losses.
Trading suggestions:
Bitcoin: Enter at 94,000-94,500, targeting around 95,500-96,000. Set stop-loss at 93,300; if it breaks below this level, immediately switch to a short position.
Ethereum: Wait until it stabilizes above 3,250-3,280 before considering entry, with a target range of 3,330-3,350. Stop-loss at 3,210; if broken, exit decisively and switch to a short.
This correction could have a considerable space; manage your risks carefully and exit when necessary.