2025-12-29 11:41:13

#数字资产市场动态 Gold Evening Market Overview:

The early morning decline continued, and during the European session, it broke through decisively. The gold price failed to hold the 4480 level, dropping directly toward 4470, with hardly any rebound opportunities during this period.

The rebound during the daytime session was quite limited, essentially setting a tone for a weaker trend tonight.

**Evening Strategy Ideas**:
- Watch whether the short-term support at 4450 during the daytime can hold
- Focus on the 4470 level above
- The next resistance is at 4480

In terms of operations, focus on oscillating within the 4450 to 4470 range, and follow the trend once a breakout occurs. Overall, it’s important to respect the downward momentum.

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HalfBuddhaMoney

· 7h ago

It's dropping again. Why does the gold price keep falling? Not even holding 4480 is a bit outrageous. The idea of following the breakdown and then buying in is something I've heard too often. It's easy to say but leads to missing out on the move. Today’s daily rebound was really weak; I’ve already been bearish for a while. If 4450 can hold, that would be surprising. It seems like it will continue to test lower levels. Another day of volatility—really exhausting.

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wagmi_eventually

· 7h ago

Same old trick, breaking 4480 and still trying to hold 4450? The European session's move was pretty aggressive.

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SquidTeacher

· 7h ago

It dropped again, and even 4480 didn't hold. This breakdown is really fast and fierce.

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BlindBoxVictim

· 7h ago

It dropped again. The 4480 level really can't hold. The downward momentum is quite fierce now, and there's no chance to catch a breath during the rebound. Wait for a breakdown before jumping in again, don't get caught in a trap.

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