Based on the recent surge of Bitcoin to 93,000 and Ethereum to 3,200, this doesn't look like a dying struggle at the end of a bull market; rather, it resembles a re-acceleration after a period of consolidation.
Looking at the monthly and weekly charts from a broader perspective, the fundamental upward momentum remains solid. Previously, Bitcoin surged to 126,000 and Ethereum broke through 4,900, leading some to believe these were the peaks. But a closer look shows that these are at most rest stops along the way, far from the end of this market cycle.
In the short term, there is indeed some urgency. The rapid rise on daily to 4-hour charts is like someone sprinting for a few hundred meters and then needing to catch their breath. Therefore, in the coming weeks, whether it's oscillation, sideways movement, or small corrections, these are normal rhythms, and there's no need to worry.
Looking ahead over the next few months, the probability of the market continuing upward and even breaking previous highs is actually much higher. The technical signals haven't shown many warning signs; as long as there are no major changes in the fundamentals, the continuation of the upward trend remains quite plausible.
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RatioHunter
· 01-07 04:15
Tuotuo still needs to keep rising, this wave isn't over yet
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DegenWhisperer
· 01-06 05:37
126,000 is not even close to the ceiling; in fact, it seems to be just getting started now.
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PhantomMiner
· 01-05 04:54
Running a few hundred meters without catching my breath—this metaphor is just perfect. I'm the one who's about to run out of breath, haha.
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OldLeekMaster
· 01-05 04:51
That time with 126,000 also scared me, but now it looks like just a false alarm.
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WhaleWatcher
· 01-05 04:33
Monthly and weekly charts don't lie; this wave still has a chance.
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Catching your breath again, reasonable, nothing to fear.
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12.6K is just a rest point? I thought the sky was falling back then, haha.
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Short-term rapid return, but the fact that the fundamentals are stable is no brag.
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The probability of breaking previous highs in a few months is higher? I believe your analysis this time.
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Don't be fooled by the 4-hour fluctuations; when you pull back to the monthly chart, it's just that.
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The ceiling theory is about to be invalid again; wake up, everyone.
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Just take a breather if you need to, no need to be so tense.
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The most critical thing is that there are no warning signals on the technical side; everything else is虚的.
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SolidityStruggler
· 01-05 04:26
Hmm, is 126,000 really just a stopping point? Why do I feel like it's already the ceiling?
Based on the recent surge of Bitcoin to 93,000 and Ethereum to 3,200, this doesn't look like a dying struggle at the end of a bull market; rather, it resembles a re-acceleration after a period of consolidation.
Looking at the monthly and weekly charts from a broader perspective, the fundamental upward momentum remains solid. Previously, Bitcoin surged to 126,000 and Ethereum broke through 4,900, leading some to believe these were the peaks. But a closer look shows that these are at most rest stops along the way, far from the end of this market cycle.
In the short term, there is indeed some urgency. The rapid rise on daily to 4-hour charts is like someone sprinting for a few hundred meters and then needing to catch their breath. Therefore, in the coming weeks, whether it's oscillation, sideways movement, or small corrections, these are normal rhythms, and there's no need to worry.
Looking ahead over the next few months, the probability of the market continuing upward and even breaking previous highs is actually much higher. The technical signals haven't shown many warning signs; as long as there are no major changes in the fundamentals, the continuation of the upward trend remains quite plausible.