#BTC对标贵金属的竞争格局 Looking at the Bitcoin chart, the structure is actually quite clear - we are still in a consolidation phase, so don't expect a continuous rise or a continuous fall.
On the 4-hour chart, the candlesticks frequently switch between bullish and bearish, and throughout the entire consolidation process, the center of gravity is slowly sinking. Although the bears are pushing forward, the force is not strong; this is not a rapid sell-off but a rhythm of repeatedly testing the bottom. The appearance of multiple long lower shadows indicates that there are indeed buy orders supporting the price, but the problem is that this support seems more like a delay rather than a true reversal signal.
Switching to the 1-hour chart makes it even clearer. The weak pattern is very intuitive—after the box was broken, the central point moved down directly, and the moving averages are pressing the price down hard. Each rebound is weak, with the rebound amplitude getting smaller each time. This set of actions indicates that the market is preparing for the next breakout.
The trading strategy should remain simple and straightforward. $BTC continues to look for short positions in the 88000 area, with an initial target around 85000. $ETH is leaning towards a bearish outlook around 3000, with a key support level to watch at 2800.
This is how the technical aspect is, take action yourself.
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GateUser-74b10196
· 10h ago
It's the same rhythm of sinking and taking on again, it feels like the shorts are bothering me... 88000 is indeed a point that must be defended well.
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LightningSentry
· 10h ago
It's the same old routine, repeatedly testing the bottom... It feels like it still has to fall, the short positions haven't fully made a strong push yet.
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TokenDustCollector
· 10h ago
It's the same old trick of repeatedly testing the bottom, it's really annoying to watch. Can we really drop to 85000 from 88000? It feels like we'll be rubbing against this range again.
#BTC对标贵金属的竞争格局 Looking at the Bitcoin chart, the structure is actually quite clear - we are still in a consolidation phase, so don't expect a continuous rise or a continuous fall.
On the 4-hour chart, the candlesticks frequently switch between bullish and bearish, and throughout the entire consolidation process, the center of gravity is slowly sinking. Although the bears are pushing forward, the force is not strong; this is not a rapid sell-off but a rhythm of repeatedly testing the bottom. The appearance of multiple long lower shadows indicates that there are indeed buy orders supporting the price, but the problem is that this support seems more like a delay rather than a true reversal signal.
Switching to the 1-hour chart makes it even clearer. The weak pattern is very intuitive—after the box was broken, the central point moved down directly, and the moving averages are pressing the price down hard. Each rebound is weak, with the rebound amplitude getting smaller each time. This set of actions indicates that the market is preparing for the next breakout.
The trading strategy should remain simple and straightforward. $BTC continues to look for short positions in the 88000 area, with an initial target around 85000. $ETH is leaning towards a bearish outlook around 3000, with a key support level to watch at 2800.
This is how the technical aspect is, take action yourself.