Gold's recent trend has been very strong, breaking records one after another. After key resistance levels were breached, the market did not show much fatigue; instead, the bullish momentum is growing stronger. From this height, it's still too early to talk about a top. Every correction or pullback is actually a good opportunity to add positions.
The upward space has been fully opened, and the short-term upward trajectory is quite smooth. From a technical perspective, the support at the 4500 level is solid. Next week's trading strategy can continue to use this as a reference point, maintaining a low-position entry rhythm. As long as there are no signs of trend reversal, there's no need to rush to change the bullish approach.
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failed_dev_successful_ape
· 19h ago
This wave of gold is indeed fierce, but I still think breaking 4500 is the real test. It's too early to say anything now.
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MetaMaximalist
· 19h ago
ngl, gold's adoption curve rn is giving serious network effects vibes—every resistance break just validates the macro thesis further. the infrastructure's holding at 4500 like a proper protocol foundation should, but most retail still doesn't get the spatial economics at play here lmao
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DegenDreamer
· 19h ago
This wave of gold is indeed fierce. If you can hold the 4500 level, it's still good to continue bullish.
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MindsetExpander
· 19h ago
This wave of gold isn't as simple as it seems; hearing "buy on the dip" all the time...
Oh my, new high again? Are the bulls that fierce? It feels a bit fake.
Is the 4500 support holding firmly? If so, we can keep watching, but don't be too greedy.
This kind of market is the easiest to deceive; anyone who truly catches the top would be too embarrassed to admit it.
Buying at low levels is indeed tempting, but I'm just worried that a moment of satisfaction might turn into a slap in the face.
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Layer2Arbitrageur
· 19h ago
lmao calling gold "resistance breaking" when you haven't even run the basis point spread analysis across spot/futures. the real alpha is in the execution timing, not the narrative.
actually if you backtest the 4500 support against historical volatility clusters, the gas fees alone on cross-chain hedging would eat your margins. ngmi if you're not optimizing entry points.
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Deconstructionist
· 19h ago
This wave of gold is really fierce, the 4500 support is solid, but bro, don't be too greedy.
Gold's recent trend has been very strong, breaking records one after another. After key resistance levels were breached, the market did not show much fatigue; instead, the bullish momentum is growing stronger. From this height, it's still too early to talk about a top. Every correction or pullback is actually a good opportunity to add positions.
The upward space has been fully opened, and the short-term upward trajectory is quite smooth. From a technical perspective, the support at the 4500 level is solid. Next week's trading strategy can continue to use this as a reference point, maintaining a low-position entry rhythm. As long as there are no signs of trend reversal, there's no need to rush to change the bullish approach.