Against the backdrop of better-than-expected US non-farm payroll data, the trend of mainstream cryptocurrencies is indeed worth paying attention to. From the 4-hour chart of Ethereum, the current market is in a clear downward channel, and Bitcoin's recent correction has completed three waves, with the overall momentum still downward.
Looking back at the previous two waves of upward movement, the rebound was quite decent, but this round, from the perspective of the big players, seems less enthusiastic. Market participation has decreased, and the strength of the rally has also weakened accordingly. However, on the other hand, it would be great if a decent rebound could occur later—at least giving retail investors a chance to exit. Based on the current position, if the price can reach 3200, it should be a good point to reduce holdings. The key will still depend on the data reactions in the next few days.
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GasWaster69
· 3h ago
The market maker really has no spirit this time. I feel worried for the retail investors... Just hoping for a rebound to give us an escape pod.
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probably_nothing_anon
· 21h ago
The market maker's enthusiasm is really lacking this time, and retail investors are again trapped... Let's wait for the 3200 rebound to escape.
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BrokenRugs
· 21h ago
The market maker's move this time isn't aggressive enough, feels like they're just easing up... Wait, can 3200 really be broken?
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HalfIsEmpty
· 21h ago
The market maker's move this time is really dull; retail investors are all waiting for a rebound to escape.
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Whether 3200 can hold is the key; otherwise, we'll be caught again.
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After the non-farm payroll data is released, we still need to watch the trend; surface analysis is useless.
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Honestly, after three waves are completed, pushing downward again—this rhythm is indeed a bit oppressive.
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I've seen too many cases of declining participation; in the end, it's all about being squeezed out.
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Just wait for a rebound to give an opportunity; greed won't lead to good results.
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screenshot_gains
· 21h ago
The market maker is indeed not very active this time, and retail investors are trapped tightly.
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BlockchainFries
· 21h ago
The market maker is really lazy this time, with no strength in the rebound. Retail investors need to save themselves.
Against the backdrop of better-than-expected US non-farm payroll data, the trend of mainstream cryptocurrencies is indeed worth paying attention to. From the 4-hour chart of Ethereum, the current market is in a clear downward channel, and Bitcoin's recent correction has completed three waves, with the overall momentum still downward.
Looking back at the previous two waves of upward movement, the rebound was quite decent, but this round, from the perspective of the big players, seems less enthusiastic. Market participation has decreased, and the strength of the rally has also weakened accordingly. However, on the other hand, it would be great if a decent rebound could occur later—at least giving retail investors a chance to exit. Based on the current position, if the price can reach 3200, it should be a good point to reduce holdings. The key will still depend on the data reactions in the next few days.