Bitcoin has been in a weekly level adjustment since November 24th, and the bottom structure has just formed on the 12-hour chart. Now we need to see if the closing can confirm a golden cross pattern.
In the short term, the 4/6/8 hour charts are all exploring the bottom, and the 3-hour chart just bounced back to the zero axis position. Currently, there are three resistance levels above: 87186, 88500, 89422, and the support levels below to watch are 86148, 85093, and 84328.
Market sentiment is quite divided – the long-to-short ratio is at 2.00, while the fear index has dropped to 19. However, 81% of real funds are going long, yet overall network statistics are basically 50-50. When such data conflicts, it actually tests one's judgment even more.
My personal habit is to wait until the pattern is clear before taking action, and I absolutely do not touch it if the stop-loss is not set properly. After all, in this market, it is better to observe when the direction is unclear than to fumble around blindly.
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LightningClicker
· 11-25 01:03
Why is the data so conflicting? I think I'll wait for the pattern to clarify; randomly taking action is just giving money to the exchange.
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ShibaSunglasses
· 11-24 04:28
When data conflicts, it really tests your mindset. This time, we definitely need to wait until the pattern stabilizes before making a move, otherwise it's just giving money to the exchanges.
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MEVictim
· 11-24 02:53
It's the most torturous when data fights, I understand your kind of patience in waiting for that shape, but I really can't hold on for that long.
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gas_fee_therapist
· 11-24 02:50
When data is in conflict, it tests human nature the most. The Long-Short Ratio is 2.0 and the panic index is 19, which is quite a contrast.
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I agree to get on board only when the pattern is clear; it really is hard to see right now.
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With 81% going long against a 50-50 split, it shows that external funds haven't kept up, which is a signal, right?
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Once the bottom structure is formed, we just need to wait for the golden cross pattern; I feel we still need to be patient.
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Before the direction is clear, we are just spectators. If the stop loss isn't set properly, don't move a single cent; there have been too many lessons.
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OnchainDetectiveBing
· 11-24 02:37
Golden cross pattern? From what I see, the current data is conflicting, and 99% of people’s judgment will likely fail.
Is the bottom structure formed? Let's wait a moment, I don't believe it.
Moving when the pattern is clear, that makes sense, but too many people can't wait.
A 50-50 market is the hardest to deal with; who knows if it will go up or down next.
81% going long sounds scary, but it's actually more dangerous.
Bitcoin has been in a weekly level adjustment since November 24th, and the bottom structure has just formed on the 12-hour chart. Now we need to see if the closing can confirm a golden cross pattern.
In the short term, the 4/6/8 hour charts are all exploring the bottom, and the 3-hour chart just bounced back to the zero axis position. Currently, there are three resistance levels above: 87186, 88500, 89422, and the support levels below to watch are 86148, 85093, and 84328.
Market sentiment is quite divided – the long-to-short ratio is at 2.00, while the fear index has dropped to 19. However, 81% of real funds are going long, yet overall network statistics are basically 50-50. When such data conflicts, it actually tests one's judgment even more.
My personal habit is to wait until the pattern is clear before taking action, and I absolutely do not touch it if the stop-loss is not set properly. After all, in this market, it is better to observe when the direction is unclear than to fumble around blindly.