#数字资产生态回暖 Currently, this position, to put it simply, is in the mid-cycle correction of a bull market, with only the right-side recovery just beginning.
In the short term, there's still a chance that BTC could be knocked down a few more times, especially on the BTC side. However, looking closely at the weekly and daily chart structures, it already feels very different from the complete collapse atmosphere of late November. Compared to ETH, which is showing relative resilience, this indicates that people still have expectations for ETH’s future story—whether it’s spot ETFs or ecosystem development—without giving up completely.
What truly determines whether we will see a direct surge or remain sideways for several weeks isn't just how these 4-hour or 8-hour candlesticks move, but rather a few key indicators over the next 1 to 3 weeks: whether the weekly MACD can gradually recover, signs of volume returning, and whether macroeconomic factors and ETF capital inflows are willing to cooperate. These are the real factors that will decide the direction.
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RealYieldWizard
· 12-17 20:21
The weekly MACD really needs to wait; impatience won't help. For now, it's all about whether the trading volume can pick up, that’s the real signal.
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MonkeySeeMonkeyDo
· 12-17 05:23
Weekly MACD not fixing itself, everything else is pointless
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BTCRetirementFund
· 12-16 22:08
Tsk, talking about hard indicators again. To put it simply, it's just gambling on the macro. This part is the hardest to calculate.
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ImpermanentPhobia
· 12-14 21:59
You're trying to trick me into looking at the weekly chart again. Last time, I listened to you and got smashed through.
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DefiVeteran
· 12-14 21:53
The weekly MACD slow recovery is just a hope, but when it comes to trading volume... to be honest, it still looks very weak now, not like a serious rebound.
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MechanicalMartel
· 12-14 21:36
The weekly MACD is still dragging on, which makes me anxious, but ETH's resilience is indeed impressive.
#数字资产生态回暖 Currently, this position, to put it simply, is in the mid-cycle correction of a bull market, with only the right-side recovery just beginning.
In the short term, there's still a chance that BTC could be knocked down a few more times, especially on the BTC side. However, looking closely at the weekly and daily chart structures, it already feels very different from the complete collapse atmosphere of late November. Compared to ETH, which is showing relative resilience, this indicates that people still have expectations for ETH’s future story—whether it’s spot ETFs or ecosystem development—without giving up completely.
What truly determines whether we will see a direct surge or remain sideways for several weeks isn't just how these 4-hour or 8-hour candlesticks move, but rather a few key indicators over the next 1 to 3 weeks: whether the weekly MACD can gradually recover, signs of volume returning, and whether macroeconomic factors and ETF capital inflows are willing to cooperate. These are the real factors that will decide the direction.