#数字资产市场动态 Bitcoin remains the same old story, with the daily chart continuously hovering below the 30-day moving average. To reverse the situation, it must first break through the key resistance level of 8.9. Once broken, bulls might test around 9.5. From the weekly chart, it's just oscillating near the 5-day moving average, and the same 8.9 remains a hurdle. On the 4-hour chart, the price is tightly pressed down by the 256-day moving average; for support, look at the 8.5 level.
Ethereum's story is a bit interesting. The weekly chart is above the 120-day moving average at 2910, but in the short term, it might break down further. The daily resistance is around 3020 (corresponding to the 30-day moving average). On the 1-hour chart, the price oscillates around 2950, and this kind of fluctuation may continue.
Here's today's trading plan (updated at 13:00):
**$BTC**: Mainly neutral outlook. Consider short positions around 8.9/9.05, targeting 8.75/8.65; if it drops to 8.72/8.65, that's a good entry point for longs, aiming to return to 8.9/9.05.
**$ETH**: Short positions at 2990/3050, targeting 2950/2900; if it falls to 2910/2860, bulls can enter, optimistic about approaching 3000.
Daily strategies have a good win rate. Analyzing this stuff is actually quite challenging. If you find it helpful, please follow, bookmark, like, comment, and feel free to discuss in the comment section. I will reply to each of your ideas one by one.
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CountdownToBroke
· 4h ago
8.9 Is it really that tough? Feels like I'm getting a massage here every day.
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Deconstructionist
· 6h ago
8.9 this threshold is really annoying, it feels like the crypto world keeps going through the same cycles over and over again.
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not_your_keys
· 6h ago
8.9 has really become a mental barrier, always getting stuck here
Will it really break this time? I'm a bit hopeful
ETH's recent volatility has been quite frustrating. I'll wait until it drops to 2910 before acting
Is your win rate really that stable? Why do I feel like I'm still losing money copying your trades
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AirdropDreamer
· 6h ago
8.9 If you can't break through, I won't believe your analysis this time. What kind of black swan will it be then?
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SillyWhale
· 6h ago
If 8.9 can't break me, I won't look at the chart anymore. It's always the same trick.
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GameFiCritic
· 6h ago
This 8.9 resistance level has been talked about for a long time, but it can't be broken... Range-bound trading is the most exhausting.
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ETH is in a tug-of-war around 3000, it feels like this is the short-term rhythm.
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The data looks good, but the key question is when will this stalemate end?
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Think about the sustainability of BTC. With repeated tests of the resistance level, how is the bullish retention?
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It feels like we're just stacking technical parameters, missing the market sentiment variable.
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If the 8.65 line is broken, will there be a chain reaction? Have you calculated the risk exposure?
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Where is the economic logic behind the 2910 support level? Can it really hold?
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AlphaLeaker
· 7h ago
8.9 this threshold is stuck again. With you talking about so many multiples, can we really break through this time?
#数字资产市场动态 Bitcoin remains the same old story, with the daily chart continuously hovering below the 30-day moving average. To reverse the situation, it must first break through the key resistance level of 8.9. Once broken, bulls might test around 9.5. From the weekly chart, it's just oscillating near the 5-day moving average, and the same 8.9 remains a hurdle. On the 4-hour chart, the price is tightly pressed down by the 256-day moving average; for support, look at the 8.5 level.
Ethereum's story is a bit interesting. The weekly chart is above the 120-day moving average at 2910, but in the short term, it might break down further. The daily resistance is around 3020 (corresponding to the 30-day moving average). On the 1-hour chart, the price oscillates around 2950, and this kind of fluctuation may continue.
Here's today's trading plan (updated at 13:00):
**$BTC**: Mainly neutral outlook. Consider short positions around 8.9/9.05, targeting 8.75/8.65; if it drops to 8.72/8.65, that's a good entry point for longs, aiming to return to 8.9/9.05.
**$ETH**: Short positions at 2990/3050, targeting 2950/2900; if it falls to 2910/2860, bulls can enter, optimistic about approaching 3000.
Daily strategies have a good win rate. Analyzing this stuff is actually quite challenging. If you find it helpful, please follow, bookmark, like, comment, and feel free to discuss in the comment section. I will reply to each of your ideas one by one.