2025-12-26 01:50:24

#比特币与黄金战争 Let's see what the 4-hour candlestick chart indicates. Bitcoin's moving averages have already turned downward, and a bearish arrangement has been established. What about volume? After a spike, it actually decreased, and the Bollinger Bands are also opening downward, indicating strong resistance at the top. Any rebound later on is a good opportunity to short, as the resistance levels above are holding firm. Once the support below is broken, the downside space will further expand.

Switching to the 1-hour chart for details. The price has been oscillating downward these days. Small rebounds can't break through the short-term moving averages, a typical weak rebound. The intraday trading logic is clear — sell on rebounds near resistance levels, but beware of small rebounds that might lure in longs; if you already have a short position, hold patiently. If you haven't entered, wait until the rebound is blocked at resistance before entering.

Specific advice is as follows:

**BTC**: Short when rebounding to the 87,800-88,500 range. First target is 86,500-85,000; if these levels break, continue downward.

**ETH**: Short when rebounding to around 2,950-3,000. Target 2,850-2,700; if broken, continue to explore lower levels.

$BTC $ETH

BTC1.55%

ETH1.26%

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OldLeekConfession

· 4h ago

Starting to talk about a short position arrangement again, this explanation is almost a universal code now, haha. I'm also watching the 88500 level, just worried that a rebound trap might happen again. The Bollinger Bands opening downward is indeed scary, but last time it was this scary and didn't break support, so it's better to be cautious. I'm worried about this wave of decline with reduced volume; it feels like someone is holding back a big move. According to your logic, is 86500 a hard landing or a rebound? It's really hard to say.

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GhostWalletSleuth

· 4h ago

The bearish alignment is so obvious; the rebound is just a trick to trap retail investors.

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DeFiVeteran

· 4h ago

Bearish alignment confirmed, and now they're trying to lure more buyers again. I've seen this trick too many times.

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NasdaqWarrior

· 4h ago

#Bitcoin and Gold War: Let's see what the 4-hour K-line says. The moving averages for Bitcoin have already turned downward, and the bearish arrangement has been established. What about volume? After a spike, it actually shrank, and the Bollinger Bands are also opening downward, indicating strong resistance at the top. Any rebound later on is a good opportunity to short, as the resistance levels above are tightly held. Once the support below breaks, the downward space will further expand. Switch to the 1-hour chart for details. The price has been oscillating downward these days. Small rebounds can't break through the short-term moving averages, a typical weak rebound. The intra-day trading logic is also clear — short near resistance levels on rebounds, but beware of small rebounds tempting more longs; if you already have a short position, hold patiently, and if not, wait for the rebound to be blocked at resistance before entering. Specific suggestions are as follows: **BTC**: Short when rebounding to the 87,800-88,500 range, with targets first at 86,500-85,000. If these levels break, continue downward. **ETH**: Short when rebounding to around 2,950-3,000, with a target of 2,850-2,700. If broken, continue to explore lower. $BTC $ETH

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MeaninglessGwei

· 4h ago

The bearish alignment is so obvious; a rebound is just an opportunity to harvest the little guys.

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TokenTherapist

· 4h ago

Here comes the same old bearish alignment again. I just want to see how long this can last this time. Shrinking volume declines are the most annoying.

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