#比特币波动性 Personal view on BTC/ETH trends for next week:
Let's talk about BTC first. The weekly chart has long lost its upward trendline, and in the past few weeks we've seen consecutive big red candles. Support levels at 88,000 and 85,000 were pierced like paper. Where's the next strong support? 75,000. I've been watching this level closely—this is my last stop for a bearish outlook.
For those looking to bottom-fish—this level is indeed worth trying for a rebound, but you need to be mentally prepared.
What's the current market status? Bears are in absolute control. Whether you look at the daily or 4-hour chart, there are no decent rebound signals. The market will likely keep moving sideways and grinding over the weekend. It's not too late to follow up after the direction becomes clear, so don't rush to pick a side.
In the face of a unilateral downtrend, you must respect the market. Fighting the trend? Holding on stubbornly? That's just giving money away. If you get the direction wrong, admit it and cut losses immediately—that's the rule for surviving.
With the market remaining weak, I personally think it's highly likely we'll continue to fluctuate and test down to the 74,000-75,000 range. In terms of strategy, I suggest keeping light positions, probe trades, control position size per trade, and don't let a single retracement wipe out your previous gains. Risk control always comes first.
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ContractCollector
· 11-26 06:33
Is 75000 really the bottom? It feels like it will continue to drop.
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OldLeekNewSickle
· 11-26 03:11
Is 75000 really the last line of defense? I bet this wave will break once more.
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Teaching people about stop loss again? Why don't you mention your own position?
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I've tested a Light Position so many times, how come I still catch the falling knife?
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Sideways is annoying, huh? I see it's just grinding the suckers' mentality.
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Sounds good saying risk is the priority, but isn't it just greed wanting to buy the dip?
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AirdropSweaterFan
· 11-26 01:09
Can 75000 really hold up? I think it's precarious.
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BuyHighSellLow
· 11-23 08:09
75000, right? I bet it can break... anyway, the account is already used to the feeling of losing money.
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ImpermanentSage
· 11-23 07:59
Is 75000 really the last line of defense? I think we still need to look further down, and prepare mentally first.
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InfraVibes
· 11-23 07:58
75,000 is the bottom line. If it breaks again, I'll really have to cut my losses. This wave of bears is really fierce.
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PessimisticOracle
· 11-23 07:52
What should I do if 75000 breaks? Do I still need to buy the dip? It feels different this time.
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GasWaster
· 11-23 07:46
Is 75000 really going to fall that low? I don't even dare to leverage now...
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BTCRetirementFund
· 11-23 07:45
Is 75000 really the bottom? I don't think so, it feels like it has to continue to fall.
#比特币波动性 Personal view on BTC/ETH trends for next week:
Let's talk about BTC first. The weekly chart has long lost its upward trendline, and in the past few weeks we've seen consecutive big red candles. Support levels at 88,000 and 85,000 were pierced like paper. Where's the next strong support? 75,000. I've been watching this level closely—this is my last stop for a bearish outlook.
For those looking to bottom-fish—this level is indeed worth trying for a rebound, but you need to be mentally prepared.
What's the current market status? Bears are in absolute control. Whether you look at the daily or 4-hour chart, there are no decent rebound signals. The market will likely keep moving sideways and grinding over the weekend. It's not too late to follow up after the direction becomes clear, so don't rush to pick a side.
In the face of a unilateral downtrend, you must respect the market. Fighting the trend? Holding on stubbornly? That's just giving money away. If you get the direction wrong, admit it and cut losses immediately—that's the rule for surviving.
With the market remaining weak, I personally think it's highly likely we'll continue to fluctuate and test down to the 74,000-75,000 range. In terms of strategy, I suggest keeping light positions, probe trades, control position size per trade, and don't let a single retracement wipe out your previous gains. Risk control always comes first.
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