The current round of correction is basically over. The bottom support is solid, and the K-line is consolidating in a narrow range, with bullish forces firmly established at key levels. The moving averages for short and medium-term periods are showing a bullish arrangement, and the technical pattern is gradually becoming clear.
The selling pressure has significantly weakened, and the trading volume has shrunk to a low range — this is a typical signal of a consolidating bottom. The longer it grinds, the more solid the bottom becomes, and the higher the probability of a subsequent breakout.
Strategy Reference:
The pullback has provided an entry window. The area between 91000-91500 can be considered for laying out long positions, with the primary target at 92000, and if progress is smooth, it can be looked at reaching 93000.
Opportunities after a sufficient pullback often disappear in an instant. Rather than waiting to chase high after a breakout on increased volume, it's better to ambush in a reasonable position in advance. Position is more important than prediction, and patience is more valuable than impulsiveness.
Execute according to plan and control the pace.
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EthMaximalist
· 11-30 01:23
It's grinding the bottom again. I'm tired of hearing this trap. Let's wait for higher trade volumes to talk about it.
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FarmHopper
· 11-29 21:46
This bottom does have some potential, but I'm afraid another false breakouts will cause trouble.
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BearHugger
· 11-28 03:44
I feel that going in at 91000 is still too conservative, and I think we can wait a bit longer.
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YieldWhisperer
· 11-27 03:22
nah the math doesn't actually check out here... "底部扎实" heard that one in 2021 too lmao
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SelfMadeRuggee
· 11-27 03:21
I've listened to this trap quite a few times, is it really different this time?
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StakeWhisperer
· 11-27 03:09
I've heard this trap about grinding the bottom too many times; when it really comes down to it, it's a different story.
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AirDropMissed
· 11-27 03:09
91000 lying in ambush, just see if it can break through 93.
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APY追逐者
· 11-27 03:05
91000 is stuck, can it really break this time, or is it just another false alarm?
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CommunitySlacker
· 11-27 03:03
Are we bottoming out again? Is it really going to rise this time? I'm a bit scared after all the washouts.
#数字资产市场观察 🕐November 27 trend observation $BTC
The current round of correction is basically over. The bottom support is solid, and the K-line is consolidating in a narrow range, with bullish forces firmly established at key levels. The moving averages for short and medium-term periods are showing a bullish arrangement, and the technical pattern is gradually becoming clear.
The selling pressure has significantly weakened, and the trading volume has shrunk to a low range — this is a typical signal of a consolidating bottom. The longer it grinds, the more solid the bottom becomes, and the higher the probability of a subsequent breakout.
Strategy Reference:
The pullback has provided an entry window. The area between 91000-91500 can be considered for laying out long positions, with the primary target at 92000, and if progress is smooth, it can be looked at reaching 93000.
Opportunities after a sufficient pullback often disappear in an instant. Rather than waiting to chase high after a breakout on increased volume, it's better to ambush in a reasonable position in advance. Position is more important than prediction, and patience is more valuable than impulsiveness.
Execute according to plan and control the pace.