There was a very key detail during yesterday's pullback—the trading volume did not significantly expand. This indicates that the bears are gradually weakening and no sustained pressure has formed. In this situation, the pullback often presents a good opportunity for bulls to enter.
From the 4-hour K-line chart, the Bollinger Bands are operating quite healthily, with the price rebounding from the lower band, and the middle and upper bands remaining stable without signs of deterioration. Regarding the KDJ indicator, the J line has already completed a golden cross and moved out of the oversold zone, indicating that the short-term bullish momentum is re-accumulating.
The nature of this pullback is very important—it is more like a shakeout rather than a trend reversal. The key support zone has already built up momentum. From both a technical and structural perspective, the bias is still bullish.
**BTC Trading Strategy**: Consider going long in the 90200–90600 range, with targets around 92000–93000.
**ETH Trading Strategy**: Go long in the 3070-3090 range, with targets around 3160-3180.
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WhaleMinion
· 01-11 17:15
I noticed that the trading volume hasn't increased, and indeed the bears are weakening. I think this dip can be bought.
I'm itching to go long at the 90200-90600 level.
I also want to buy ETH at 3070, just worried about getting caught, haha.
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SolidityStruggler
· 01-11 08:33
The lack of increased volume is a detail that is indeed well-controlled. The bears are already exhausted. This wave is just a shakeout.
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0xSoulless
· 01-10 05:26
If the volume doesn't increase, claiming a bearish exhaustion? Bro, your analysis sounds like you're just looking for reasons to justify your long positions, a classic confirmation bias. But to be fair, the term "shakeout" does sound more agreeable than a trend reversal. As the old saying goes, the most common victims are always the late buyers chasing the high.
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SigmaBrain
· 01-09 01:51
If the trading volume doesn't increase, it means there's no real selling. This wave indeed looks like a shakeout, with the bears paving the way for the bulls.
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ConsensusDissenter
· 01-09 01:51
The lack of increased volume is indeed a detail worth paying attention to. The bears are not as fierce anymore, and entering the market at this time is indeed a good idea.
I'm considering adding to my position at 90200, but honestly, I sometimes find Bollinger Bands hard to read, and I'm worried about a shakeout that could create a new low.
On the ETH side, it feels a bit more stable. Entering at 3070 shouldn't be a problem, and targeting 3160 is a more realistic goal.
Just want to ask, do you think there will be another deep correction later? I always feel that when the market is too smooth, it's better to be cautious.
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FomoAnxiety
· 01-09 01:48
I need to pay attention to the fact that the trading volume isn't increasing; it feels like this round of the bear market has indeed softened. I'm just scanning around the 90200 level, betting that this move is truly a shakeout.
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CryptoSurvivor
· 01-09 01:41
Decreased volume and bearishness are just paper tigers. This round of shakeout is indeed a buying opportunity. The Bollinger Bands are also quite obedient. Let's see if it can break through 92k.
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NFTRegretDiary
· 01-09 01:35
Volume is the real truth. This time, there was indeed no expansion, and the bears are a bit weak. I was waiting for the 90200 level yesterday, feeling it could go up.
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ContractTearjerker
· 01-09 01:25
I also noticed that the trading volume hasn't increased, and the bears do seem a bit weak. The Bollinger Bands rebound this time is quite smooth, but I don't know if it can really reach the target price... Anyway, I'm planning to lay low around 90200.
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DaoTherapy
· 01-09 01:24
Volume is the real truth; I agree that the bears lack strength, but we still need to see if it can hold steady today.
There was a very key detail during yesterday's pullback—the trading volume did not significantly expand. This indicates that the bears are gradually weakening and no sustained pressure has formed. In this situation, the pullback often presents a good opportunity for bulls to enter.
From the 4-hour K-line chart, the Bollinger Bands are operating quite healthily, with the price rebounding from the lower band, and the middle and upper bands remaining stable without signs of deterioration. Regarding the KDJ indicator, the J line has already completed a golden cross and moved out of the oversold zone, indicating that the short-term bullish momentum is re-accumulating.
The nature of this pullback is very important—it is more like a shakeout rather than a trend reversal. The key support zone has already built up momentum. From both a technical and structural perspective, the bias is still bullish.
**BTC Trading Strategy**: Consider going long in the 90200–90600 range, with targets around 92000–93000.
**ETH Trading Strategy**: Go long in the 3070-3090 range, with targets around 3160-3180.