Thursday early morning technical review and trading summary
Opportunities in the market are hidden in the gaps between volatility and skepticism. Truly smart traders never chase the trend; instead, they see the next move clearly before others notice.
How did the market move yesterday? Bitcoin retraced from 93,728 early morning down to around 91,209, then rebounded, reaching a high of 93,825 in the morning session. In the afternoon, it pulled back to around 90,700 and consolidated. Ethereum followed the same rhythm, dropping from 3,277 to a low of 3,180, then rebounding to 3,301, and finally falling back to around 3,130.
What about our trading strategy? Early morning, we set up long positions between 91,500-92,000, and Ethereum longs around 3,220-3,200, hitting targets precisely. In the morning, we switched to short positions between 93,500-94,000, shorting Ethereum near 3,280, which validated our analysis logic. In the evening, we re-entered long positions at 91,500, with Ethereum longs around 3,200-3,180. However, this rebound was weak, and we exited near cost.
Closing performance: Today, four short trades and one long trade resulted in a profit of 3,989 points; Ethereum positions yielded 167 points.
What is the current market situation? The market has entered a consolidation phase. The support line at 90,500-90,000 remains solid—every dip is quickly met with a rebound, with no real breakdown. Although the overall movement is within a range, multiple attempts to short have not caused a substantial breakdown; instead, the market often recovers some losses, indicating room for further rebounds.
With such a tight battle between bulls and bears, the trading approach is clear: follow the rebound trend and go long.
Specific positions: Set up long positions on Bitcoin around 90,500-90,000, targeting the 93,500 area; on Ethereum, go long near 3,120-3,100, aiming for the 3,250 area.
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ProposalManiac
· 10h ago
Well... it sounds good, but I've seen this "bullish rebound rhythm" argument too many times. Every time they say the support line is "very solid," but the next time it gets broken through directly. What about historical lessons?
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ProposalDetective
· 01-07 20:10
Once again, hitting the target precisely, there's definitely some skill involved. I'm just worried that the rebound afterward might lack momentum; this move really hit the mark.
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FloorSweeper
· 01-07 20:08
Here we go again with the same tricks, how many times has the support been broken and we're still talking about stability😏
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Nice words, but in reality, it's just repeatedly cutting the leeks there
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Switching back and forth from early morning to evening, how strong must your mentality be to handle that
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3989 points? Just listen, don't take it too seriously
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Every time they say there's still room for a bullish rebound, but what’s the result...
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Feels like this time it's not that simple, can the 90000 level really hold up?
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Wait, with such frequent trading from morning to evening, how much in fees must be eaten
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The rebound is weak and still insisting on a bullish mindset, this logic is a bit far-fetched, brother
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Whether the support line is stable depends on the subsequent volume, you can't just look at the number of rebounds
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I think this round of volatility still needs to continue, don't rush to chase longs
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OldLeekNewSickle
· 01-07 19:51
Here comes the same "clarify the direction" opening line again. Every time it's said, I still get trapped🤦. Over 3,000 in profit looks good, but I don't know what the principal is. Once this ratio is revealed, it ruins everything. Just for reference.
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HashRateHermit
· 01-07 19:47
Wow, this bullish wave really isn't impressive. The rebound is so weak...
Thursday early morning technical review and trading summary
Opportunities in the market are hidden in the gaps between volatility and skepticism. Truly smart traders never chase the trend; instead, they see the next move clearly before others notice.
How did the market move yesterday? Bitcoin retraced from 93,728 early morning down to around 91,209, then rebounded, reaching a high of 93,825 in the morning session. In the afternoon, it pulled back to around 90,700 and consolidated. Ethereum followed the same rhythm, dropping from 3,277 to a low of 3,180, then rebounding to 3,301, and finally falling back to around 3,130.
What about our trading strategy? Early morning, we set up long positions between 91,500-92,000, and Ethereum longs around 3,220-3,200, hitting targets precisely. In the morning, we switched to short positions between 93,500-94,000, shorting Ethereum near 3,280, which validated our analysis logic. In the evening, we re-entered long positions at 91,500, with Ethereum longs around 3,200-3,180. However, this rebound was weak, and we exited near cost.
Closing performance: Today, four short trades and one long trade resulted in a profit of 3,989 points; Ethereum positions yielded 167 points.
What is the current market situation? The market has entered a consolidation phase. The support line at 90,500-90,000 remains solid—every dip is quickly met with a rebound, with no real breakdown. Although the overall movement is within a range, multiple attempts to short have not caused a substantial breakdown; instead, the market often recovers some losses, indicating room for further rebounds.
With such a tight battle between bulls and bears, the trading approach is clear: follow the rebound trend and go long.
Specific positions: Set up long positions on Bitcoin around 90,500-90,000, targeting the 93,500 area; on Ethereum, go long near 3,120-3,100, aiming for the 3,250 area.