1. Macro Long/Short Hedging: The end of the Fed's QT plus 87% rate cut expectations are long-term positives, but Japan's 91% probability of a rate hike could trigger carry trade unwinding and short-term selling pressure, leading to cautious market sentiment; 2. Contradictory Technical Signals: Daily chart breaking above the EMA15 trendline at 90,800 shows short-term bullish momentum, with MACD expanding upward, but EMA30 plus the golden ratio form a strong resistance zone at 93,600-94,200. The weekly chart still oscillates in the 90,000-95,000 range; 3. Supply and Demand Structure Support: Net outflow of 668,000 coins from exchanges, 70% BTC long-term locked, circulating chips are scarce, but incremental ETF funds are marginally decreasing and high-level selling pressure has not been fully released.
II. Trend Qualitative Analysis
Short-term is oscillating with a bullish bias, while the mid-term consolidation pattern remains unbroken: Tonight will likely continue to see a 90,000-93,000 range-bound game. A breakout requires stabilizing above 93,000 with volume, while breaking below 90,000 would test support at 88,000. Before a clear directional signal emerges, "buying low and selling high" in range-bound markets offers better risk/reward than unilateral bets.
III. Practical Targets (with Risk Control + Entry Timing)
1. Long Strategy (focus on buying dips, follow the trend but avoid chasing highs)
- Entry Range: 90,500-91,000 (pullback to EMA15 support + psychological round number), extreme pullback to 89,500 for additional positions - Defensive Stop Loss: Below 89,000 (breaks below daily mid-band, invalidating short-term bullish logic) - Target: First target 92,000-92,500 (4-hour upper band resistance), if broken look for 93,000-93,500 (reduce position after breakout and hold remainder for further moves)
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12.8 BTC Evening Market Analysis
I. Core Logic Support
1. Macro Long/Short Hedging: The end of the Fed's QT plus 87% rate cut expectations are long-term positives, but Japan's 91% probability of a rate hike could trigger carry trade unwinding and short-term selling pressure, leading to cautious market sentiment;
2. Contradictory Technical Signals: Daily chart breaking above the EMA15 trendline at 90,800 shows short-term bullish momentum, with MACD expanding upward, but EMA30 plus the golden ratio form a strong resistance zone at 93,600-94,200. The weekly chart still oscillates in the 90,000-95,000 range;
3. Supply and Demand Structure Support: Net outflow of 668,000 coins from exchanges, 70% BTC long-term locked, circulating chips are scarce, but incremental ETF funds are marginally decreasing and high-level selling pressure has not been fully released.
II. Trend Qualitative Analysis
Short-term is oscillating with a bullish bias, while the mid-term consolidation pattern remains unbroken: Tonight will likely continue to see a 90,000-93,000 range-bound game. A breakout requires stabilizing above 93,000 with volume, while breaking below 90,000 would test support at 88,000. Before a clear directional signal emerges, "buying low and selling high" in range-bound markets offers better risk/reward than unilateral bets.
III. Practical Targets (with Risk Control + Entry Timing)
1. Long Strategy (focus on buying dips, follow the trend but avoid chasing highs)
- Entry Range: 90,500-91,000 (pullback to EMA15 support + psychological round number), extreme pullback to 89,500 for additional positions
- Defensive Stop Loss: Below 89,000 (breaks below daily mid-band, invalidating short-term bullish logic)
- Target: First target 92,000-92,500 (4-hour upper band resistance), if broken look for 93,000-93,500 (reduce position after breakout and hold remainder for further moves)
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