Market trends are constantly changing. To follow the trend, you need to seize key positions. Today, I have summarized some trading ideas for mainstream contracts for your reference.
**BTC Contract Trading** Currently, bulls need to hold the 90200 support line. Once confirmed to be solid, the targets are 91000 and 92000. Conversely, if it falls below 89300, the bears gain the upper hand. Pay attention to the downside space at 88500 and 87800. The range is prone to being trapped; it is recommended to wait for a clear breakout before following.
**ETH Contract Rhythm** Use 3050 as an important reference level—only after effectively breaking above 3050 can bulls have room to operate, with targets at 3120 and 3180. If it falls below 2980, then focus on the supports at 2920 and 2860.
**SOL Contract Boundary** 128 is the key dividing line between strength and weakness. Bull investors can look for light long opportunities when retracing to the 128-129 range, targeting 133 and 136. Once it falls below 127, bears become profitable, with targets at 124 and 121.
**ZEC Contract Strategy** 350 is a critical position. Above 350, oscillations tend to favor bullish thinking, with targets at 365 and 375. If it falls below 348, then look down to 335 and 325.
**Trading Discipline Reminder**: Do not act without a clear breakout. Follow the trend after a breakout. Cut losses decisively if wrong, hold tight if correct—this is a fundamental principle applicable in any market environment. The market logic is there; using rules to navigate bull and bear markets is much more reliable than blindly chasing highs or selling lows.
This page may contain third-party content, which is provided for information purposes only (not representations/warranties) and should not be considered as an endorsement of its views by Gate, nor as financial or professional advice. See Disclaimer for details.
16 Likes
Reward
16
5
Repost
Share
Comment
0/400
ArbitrageBot
· 10h ago
Breaking below and then following up, I've heard this too many times; the key is to keep a steady mindset.
---
90200, can it really hold? Feels a bit risky this time.
---
Again with light positions and retracements, and waiting for a breakdown—basically, just being timid.
---
I understand discipline and all, but the problem is that my mind gets confused when executing.
---
That 350 level for ZEC, it feels like it keeps breaking and then rebounding, just a routine.
---
This market feels like there's no real opportunity; range-bound oscillations are the most annoying.
---
Decisive stop-loss, right? My stop-loss is always too shallow.
---
ETH 3050 still seems challenging; maybe I should wait a bit longer.
---
For SOL at 128-129, I'm afraid it might get washed out again.
---
Crossing the bull and bear rules sounds impressive, but how does it work in actual trading?
---
BTC 88500, it previously stopped losses here too—it's fate.
View OriginalReply0
NestedFox
· 11h ago
Wait for a breakout before taking action; I have deep experience with this and am afraid of getting trapped.
View OriginalReply0
StealthDeployer
· 11h ago
Wait for a breakdown before taking action; I agree with this principle, but there are very few who can truly wait for a breakdown.
View OriginalReply0
DeFiCaffeinator
· 11h ago
Wait for a breakdown before taking action; I agree with that. But on the other hand, most people still can't resist getting trapped...
View OriginalReply0
PositionPhobia
· 11h ago
It's the same positional theory again. How many times have I said "Don't act before the breakout"? How many people can truly do it...
Market trends are constantly changing. To follow the trend, you need to seize key positions. Today, I have summarized some trading ideas for mainstream contracts for your reference.
**BTC Contract Trading**
Currently, bulls need to hold the 90200 support line. Once confirmed to be solid, the targets are 91000 and 92000. Conversely, if it falls below 89300, the bears gain the upper hand. Pay attention to the downside space at 88500 and 87800. The range is prone to being trapped; it is recommended to wait for a clear breakout before following.
**ETH Contract Rhythm**
Use 3050 as an important reference level—only after effectively breaking above 3050 can bulls have room to operate, with targets at 3120 and 3180. If it falls below 2980, then focus on the supports at 2920 and 2860.
**SOL Contract Boundary**
128 is the key dividing line between strength and weakness. Bull investors can look for light long opportunities when retracing to the 128-129 range, targeting 133 and 136. Once it falls below 127, bears become profitable, with targets at 124 and 121.
**ZEC Contract Strategy**
350 is a critical position. Above 350, oscillations tend to favor bullish thinking, with targets at 365 and 375. If it falls below 348, then look down to 335 and 325.
**Trading Discipline Reminder**: Do not act without a clear breakout. Follow the trend after a breakout. Cut losses decisively if wrong, hold tight if correct—this is a fundamental principle applicable in any market environment. The market logic is there; using rules to navigate bull and bear markets is much more reliable than blindly chasing highs or selling lows.