From the four-hour K-line chart, the market shows signs of stabilization after three consecutive bearish candles. Compared to the previous rally, this correction appears less forceful, mainly because the price has not broken below the upward channel, indicating that a single dip or rise cannot change the overall market direction. In other words, the current pullback is preparing for the upcoming rebound.
On the one-hour cycle, the price exhibits a stepwise decline, gradually sliding from the upper Bollinger Band toward the lower band. Although bearish momentum is easing, the Bollinger Bands have not expanded downward, and the convergence of the three bands clearly restricts the downward space. This suggests that even if there is a short-term decline, it is only a phase of adjustment. After the decline, the market will continue to follow the main trend upward.
Trading strategy: Buy on dips during the pullback.
BTC: Consider going long around 92,500, target 94,500 ETH: Consider going long around 3,180, target 3,320
Of course, specific operations should also consider your risk tolerance and position management strategies.
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BlockchainWorker
· 01-09 09:19
92500 entered long, just waiting for a rebound
To be honest, this level is indeed tempting, and the Bollinger Bands narrowing also makes sense
Targeting 94500 might be a bit conservative; the probability of breaking the channel is quite high
I've already entered with a small position, betting on a rise
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GraphGuru
· 01-08 04:14
It's another buy-the-dip situation. Why do I feel like I'm constantly bottom-fishing?
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Is the Bollinger Band closing in and pressing down? To put it nicely, it’s just that it hasn't dropped further nor risen much.
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If it's above 92,500, you have to gamble on a rebound to 94,500. The space feels a bit tight.
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Three consecutive down days have stopped falling. Let's wait and see if a rebound is really coming.
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This kind of analysis can be seen every day. The key is whether it can truly hold the upward channel.
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Buying the dip sounds simple, but the real challenge is when is it truly "buying the dip."
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What about the risk-reward ratio for a 2000-point difference? It still depends on the probability of breaking below 92,500.
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The market, to put it plainly, is still in consolidation, with no clear direction.
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CountdownToBroke
· 01-08 02:12
Talking about the upward channel again, this time really not just fooling myself, right?
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Feeling too confident about bottoming at 92,500, I need to save some bullets.
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Bollinger Bands tightening and pressing down to limit the downward space, sounds very professional, but why does it feel like they say this every time?
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This cycle repeats. If it breaks through the channel, I wonder who will still be talking about the big trend.
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Buying on dips is okay, but the key is where the dip is.
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Why is the target of 94,500 so casual? Is there data to support it?
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It's good to be optimistic, but I think I should wait until the decline is confirmed to stop before saying anything. I don't want to get caught again.
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Three consecutive down days and you just want to talk more? I’ve learned to be smart, I’ll wait a bit longer.
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The phrase "risk tolerance" is well said. Is it my fault?
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BlindBoxVictim
· 01-06 09:48
92,500 entry? Bro, why are these numbers so particular? Can't you just go with a round number, haha?
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LucidSleepwalker
· 01-06 09:41
If you don't get in at the 92,500 level now, you'll be too weak. The Bollinger Band resistance is right there.
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GateUser-0717ab66
· 01-06 09:41
The Bollinger Bands are indeed narrowing, indicating reduced pressure, but we need to wait until it actually touches the 92,500 level before making any statements.
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RugpullTherapist
· 01-06 09:34
Hmm... This pullback feels like a shakeout; entering long at 92,500 should be stable.
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TopBuyerForever
· 01-06 09:27
It's another case of buying the dip. Every time I say this, the market moves in the opposite direction. I don't believe you.
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ThatsNotARugPull
· 01-06 09:21
Is it another buy-the-dip situation? Buddy, I'm tired of this rhetoric. Last time you said that, and it directly broke through the channel. Now you're still claiming an upward big trend? You're really bold.
#数字资产动态追踪 $BTC Tuesday Afternoon to Evening Market Analysis
From the four-hour K-line chart, the market shows signs of stabilization after three consecutive bearish candles. Compared to the previous rally, this correction appears less forceful, mainly because the price has not broken below the upward channel, indicating that a single dip or rise cannot change the overall market direction. In other words, the current pullback is preparing for the upcoming rebound.
On the one-hour cycle, the price exhibits a stepwise decline, gradually sliding from the upper Bollinger Band toward the lower band. Although bearish momentum is easing, the Bollinger Bands have not expanded downward, and the convergence of the three bands clearly restricts the downward space. This suggests that even if there is a short-term decline, it is only a phase of adjustment. After the decline, the market will continue to follow the main trend upward.
Trading strategy: Buy on dips during the pullback.
BTC: Consider going long around 92,500, target 94,500
ETH: Consider going long around 3,180, target 3,320
Of course, specific operations should also consider your risk tolerance and position management strategies.