Gold plunges, pulling Bitcoin higher — we've understood this logic long ago. The recent market movements are very similar, with precise rhythm in ups and downs, allowing both bulls and bears to profit.
But this is the key point. After the Christmas market opening, there have been continuous shakeouts, and yesterday was no exception; the pattern is clear. According to usual psychology, the big players are likely to push Bitcoin down to test support before pushing it up again, especially before the Bitcoin price hits the 100,000 mark.
The long positions around 88,000 earlier have already validated the operability of this logic, and the returns were indeed good. The current question is — after the New Year holiday ends, is it time to initiate that rebound? This time window is worth paying attention to, as market rhythms often shift during such holiday changes.
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GasWaster
· 10h ago
lmao this washing machine pattern again... been tracking gas spikes during these dip windows and it's genuinely costing me more than the trades make. that 88k entry probably looked clean until the network got congested, right? the real question isn't when the bounce happens—it's whether you'll actually catch it before gwei explodes on the way up ngl
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LayoffMiner
· 10h ago
Whether it can rebound as scheduled at the New Year's Day opening depends on the situation. Anyway, the routine of shaking out the market is quite familiar, just worried that the big players might come up with new tricks again.
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TokenEconomist
· 10h ago
actually, let me break this down—the inverse correlation between gold and btc isn't some secret sauce, it's just basic macro flows finding yield. ceteris paribus, when risk-off sentiment hits, both actually dump together more often than not. the "washout then rip" narrative is classic narrative bias applied to random walk data, tbh.
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MEVHunter
· 10h ago
The 88,000 wave indeed hit, but the current question is—are those large transfers in the mempool really waiting until after the holiday? It seems the market rhythm isn't that easy to predict.
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LightningAllInHero
· 10h ago
Come back after New Year's Day and lay it all out? I bet a dip is really just around the corner, and then I’ll scoop up some more at the bottom.
Gold plunges, pulling Bitcoin higher — we've understood this logic long ago. The recent market movements are very similar, with precise rhythm in ups and downs, allowing both bulls and bears to profit.
But this is the key point. After the Christmas market opening, there have been continuous shakeouts, and yesterday was no exception; the pattern is clear. According to usual psychology, the big players are likely to push Bitcoin down to test support before pushing it up again, especially before the Bitcoin price hits the 100,000 mark.
The long positions around 88,000 earlier have already validated the operability of this logic, and the returns were indeed good. The current question is — after the New Year holiday ends, is it time to initiate that rebound? This time window is worth paying attention to, as market rhythms often shift during such holiday changes.