The recent rebound may seem lively, but it actually exposes a problem—serious lack of trading volume, and a clear decline in market enthusiasm for capital inflow. In this situation, the rise is often just a false alarm without lasting support.
This week's information flow has been quite intense, with repeated shakeouts confusing many retail investors. But a careful observation reveals that major macro events have basically been settled, and technical analysis will become the dominant factor moving forward. This gives us a relatively clear trading approach—following the K-line patterns is much more reliable than guessing based on fundamentals.
The current strategy is quite straightforward: wait for a small rebound to establish, then decisively jump in. Technically, 86k is a key resistance level. If this is broken, the support at 84.4k can definitely hold. In simple terms, the recent main rhythm revolves around these two price ranges.
The marginal change in liquidity is worth paying attention to. When capital activity drops to this level, chasing highs often results in losses. Next week's trend may be more interesting than expected, but the key is to choose the right direction and seize the right moment.
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FlashLoanPrince
· 2025-12-22 08:17
The trading volume is so poor yet it dares to rebound, feels like a bull trap.
A feint really is the best, retail investors have been played for suckers again.
If 86k can't be broken, then we'll just continue to lie flat.
To be honest, it still depends on the technicals; the more you listen to the fundamentals, the more you lose.
There might be a chance next week, but I think we'll have to wait a bit longer.
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GateUser-2fce706c
· 2025-12-19 16:55
I've always said that this kind of fake rally is pointless; volume is the real indicator. If you're still chasing now, you'll be crying next week.
I mentioned three years ago that technical analysis is the primary signal. Those still guessing the fundamentals, just wait to get cut.
Breaking 86k is just a joke, but the 84.4k threshold is real. Choosing the right direction can truly change your fate; it all depends on who has the courage.
With such a clear decline in volume, chasing the high is just asking for death. You need to grasp the rhythm; this is not gambling.
This rebound is just a trap for retail investors; I've seen through it long ago. Wait for the rebound to be in place before jumping in, don't be too greedy.
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RamenDeFiSurvivor
· 2025-12-19 16:47
With such poor volume, you're still hyping a rebound. Wake up, everyone.
This wave is just the main force shaking out positions. Retail investors should cut losses where needed and relax where appropriate.
The 86k barrier will be broken sooner or later; the key is whether 84.4 can hold. Otherwise, it will really crash.
Next week's performance depends on the technical analysis; the fundamentals and those tricks are just for listening.
The recent rebound may seem lively, but it actually exposes a problem—serious lack of trading volume, and a clear decline in market enthusiasm for capital inflow. In this situation, the rise is often just a false alarm without lasting support.
This week's information flow has been quite intense, with repeated shakeouts confusing many retail investors. But a careful observation reveals that major macro events have basically been settled, and technical analysis will become the dominant factor moving forward. This gives us a relatively clear trading approach—following the K-line patterns is much more reliable than guessing based on fundamentals.
The current strategy is quite straightforward: wait for a small rebound to establish, then decisively jump in. Technically, 86k is a key resistance level. If this is broken, the support at 84.4k can definitely hold. In simple terms, the recent main rhythm revolves around these two price ranges.
The marginal change in liquidity is worth paying attention to. When capital activity drops to this level, chasing highs often results in losses. Next week's trend may be more interesting than expected, but the key is to choose the right direction and seize the right moment.