#以太坊行情技术解读 The recent market movements have been quite interesting — last night, Bitcoin broke through 88,000 but immediately pulled back, now hovering around 87,500.
From a technical perspective, the situation isn't very optimistic. On the 4-hour chart, the price has been suppressed by the middle Bollinger Band, and the upward momentum has stalled. The Bollinger Bands are opening downward, and the MACD is still below the zero line with a dead cross, indicating continuous bearish pressure. The overall trend is bearish, so any rebound should not be seen as a bottoming opportunity; it's likely just a trap set by the main players.
The safest strategy is: when you see a rebound, go short.
**$BTC** It’s better to establish short positions between 88,000 and 88,200, keeping an eye on 87,000 and 86,500. If the price breaks further down, target 85,000.
**$ETH** Similarly, the range between 2,980 and 3,000 is a good shorting zone, with targets at 2,900 or 2,850.
Remember one principle: trade with small positions, set stop-losses properly, and act accordingly—enter when it’s right, exit when it’s time. Trading is about quick decisions to survive longer.
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NFTRegretful
· 12-17 12:18
Here comes the bait again, believing each time only to get trapped each time.
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Just because the Bollinger Bands form a death cross, you dare to short? I think you're tired of living.
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This set of light position stop-loss sounds easy to say, but when you're truly losing money, your mentality collapses early.
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Short on rebounds... alright, I’ll trust you this time, anyway I’m used to losing.
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That wave at 88,000, it feels like the main force is just fishing. Now those who are bearish have to take the hit.
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Wait, isn’t your logic the opposite of what the person who said it would rise the day before yesterday?
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Short ETH at 3000, reminds me of the position that was blown up last time, so exhausting.
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Talking all high and mighty, but then a big bullish candle reverses everything. That’s the usual operation in the crypto circle.
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down_only_larry
· 12-17 03:40
Is it going to drop again? What should I do with my long positions? I'm trapped and about to be liquidated.
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GweiWatcher
· 12-17 03:40
Well, sell on the rebound. After playing this game for so long, are there really people still believing it? I didn't get on the train at 88,000 haha.
Caught in a trap? I think the bears are a bit fierce this time, but I always feel something's not quite right...
I agree with keeping a light position, don't go all-in or gamble everything, that's too risky.
If this wave drops below 86,500, I'll believe you; otherwise, it's just another bait.
ETH is following this logic; would the main players make it so easy for you to profit? Think twice, everyone.
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LazyDevMiner
· 12-17 03:37
Setting bait again, these main players really know how to play. I short on the rebound and go straight in.
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MidnightMEVeater
· 12-17 03:37
Good morning, a rebound is just a sandwich. Don't get trapped by the main force's bait.
The main force set a trap at 88,000, and now at 87,500 they're still pretending. Shorting is the way to go, don't dream of bottom fishing.
Light positions, stop-loss, quick in and out, or you'll be eaten alive by time costs.
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AltcoinMarathoner
· 12-17 03:27
ngl, this short-term chop is just mile 20 energy. everyone's obsessing over these 4h candles while the macro fundamentals haven't actually shifted... zooming out tho, if we're really in accumulation phase, these dips are literally water stations.
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SellTheBounce
· 12-17 03:14
Rebound and sell, I've been playing this game for ten years. Someone always insists on taking the final baton.
Buy the dip again; the market bottom is always at the next one.
88000 is a bait; only if it breaks 86500 is it worth a glance.
This round of bears... probably can still eat some meat, as long as you're not greedy.
In any case, there's only one sentence: human weaknesses are the most profitable.
History proves that those who catch the bottom are all bagholders. Be patient; there will always be a lower point.
Bollinger bands are suppressed, MACD shows a death cross—what kind of technical analysis is this? It’s called the universe hinting that it’s time to act.
Small positions with stop-loss; surviving longer makes you a winner. I've seen too many full-position dreamers.
89000 might never be reached again; I’m a bit serious this time about being bearish.
Rebound and sell, don’t think about anything else. Human greed is insatiable; 99% of people are doomed by greed.
#以太坊行情技术解读 The recent market movements have been quite interesting — last night, Bitcoin broke through 88,000 but immediately pulled back, now hovering around 87,500.
From a technical perspective, the situation isn't very optimistic. On the 4-hour chart, the price has been suppressed by the middle Bollinger Band, and the upward momentum has stalled. The Bollinger Bands are opening downward, and the MACD is still below the zero line with a dead cross, indicating continuous bearish pressure. The overall trend is bearish, so any rebound should not be seen as a bottoming opportunity; it's likely just a trap set by the main players.
The safest strategy is: when you see a rebound, go short.
**$BTC** It’s better to establish short positions between 88,000 and 88,200, keeping an eye on 87,000 and 86,500. If the price breaks further down, target 85,000.
**$ETH** Similarly, the range between 2,980 and 3,000 is a good shorting zone, with targets at 2,900 or 2,850.
Remember one principle: trade with small positions, set stop-losses properly, and act accordingly—enter when it’s right, exit when it’s time. Trading is about quick decisions to survive longer.