Current price 93,723, just previously surged to 94,789 before pulling back, oscillating within this high level. From a broader structural perspective, it remains relatively strong—the K-line continues upward, with the price closely following MA7=93,714, and the lower MA25=91,546 still gradually rising, indicating the rhythm hasn't broken.
But there are indeed changes: the speed of the upward move is beginning to slow down, now entering the "post-peak digestion phase." At this point, there's no need to overcomplicate things; just focus on these three levels.
**94,789** is the highest point reached today. If it can re-establish above and break through, there’s a possibility of continuing the second wave, with attention first on around 95,166.
**Near 93,700 (MA7)** is the dividing line for short-term strength. Holding above it indicates a strong consolidation; breaking below could easily lead to a retracement rhythm.
**92,407** is the recent 24-hour low and also a bottom line. If it drops further, it’s likely to test the 91,5xx (MA25) level for direction.
The trading idea is simple: if the price regains 94,789 and hits a new high, continue to go long; if it gets stuck between 93,700 and 94,800 oscillating, sit tight and don’t rush to chase; once it falls below 93,700, watch if 92,400 can hold, and if not, then look toward 91,500.
What do you think will happen next—will it surge back to 94,800 or retest 92,400?
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MetaMaximalist
· 01-08 15:38
ngl, this ma7/ma25 setup is textbook network effect dynamics playing out in real-time. most retail won't even understand the infrastructure implications of where these consolidation zones actually matter. 93,700 isn't just a line—it's adoption friction point fr
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VCsSuckMyLiquidity
· 01-08 09:01
Once again stuck at 94,800. Can this time really break through, or is it just another repeat of the same performance?
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SocialFiQueen
· 01-06 13:02
This position is stuck, it looks very uncomfortable.
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PrivateKeyParanoia
· 01-06 13:01
Getting stuck at 94,800 again. This pace feels a bit familiar, like grinding until the end of time.
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ProofOfNothing
· 01-06 13:01
Starting to grind again above, I should have sold half at 94,800 if I had known earlier.
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AirdropHunter007
· 01-06 12:50
94789 can't break through, so I guess I still need to come down and try 92400.
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EthSandwichHero
· 01-06 12:48
Now we're stuck at the dead point of 93,700. It feels like either crashing through or forcing our way up to 94,800. The little space in between is really agonizing.
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NoodlesOrTokens
· 01-06 12:47
It's been so long, it feels like it's about to break down again.
Current price 93,723, just previously surged to 94,789 before pulling back, oscillating within this high level. From a broader structural perspective, it remains relatively strong—the K-line continues upward, with the price closely following MA7=93,714, and the lower MA25=91,546 still gradually rising, indicating the rhythm hasn't broken.
But there are indeed changes: the speed of the upward move is beginning to slow down, now entering the "post-peak digestion phase." At this point, there's no need to overcomplicate things; just focus on these three levels.
**94,789** is the highest point reached today. If it can re-establish above and break through, there’s a possibility of continuing the second wave, with attention first on around 95,166.
**Near 93,700 (MA7)** is the dividing line for short-term strength. Holding above it indicates a strong consolidation; breaking below could easily lead to a retracement rhythm.
**92,407** is the recent 24-hour low and also a bottom line. If it drops further, it’s likely to test the 91,5xx (MA25) level for direction.
The trading idea is simple: if the price regains 94,789 and hits a new high, continue to go long; if it gets stuck between 93,700 and 94,800 oscillating, sit tight and don’t rush to chase; once it falls below 93,700, watch if 92,400 can hold, and if not, then look toward 91,500.
What do you think will happen next—will it surge back to 94,800 or retest 92,400?