The Bitcoin daily Bollinger Bands are still continuously narrowing, and the sideways trend is very obvious. Currently, the fluctuation range is confined between 86,000 and 90,000, with both bulls and bears陷入了明显的僵持。
Looking at the 4-hour cycle, the MACD shows a slightly bearish shrinking state, indicating that a short-term rebound is indeed needed to repair. However, there is a problem— the 4-hour moving averages are still forming resistance above, which limits the space for a rebound.
The technical suggestion is as follows: Bitcoin can be positioned for long positions within the 86,000 to 87,000 range, targeting around 88,500 to 90,000. After reaching the target, consider switching to short positions.
Ethereum's situation is similar; you can enter long positions in the 2900 to 2920 range, with targets around 3020 to 3040. Once the target is reached, look for opportunities to switch to short positions. Overall, the current market liquidity is relatively stable, but caution is still needed in choosing the direction.
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GateUser-cff9c776
· 8h ago
86,000 to 90,000, isn't this Schrödinger's Bollinger Bands, both narrowing and not narrowing [laugh]
Honestly, this deadlock from the supply and demand curve perfectly illustrates the bear market philosophy—no one dares to move first, for fear of becoming the bagholder.
The rebound space is squeezed out, yet people still want to go long. This logic is as hopeless as selling paintings in Van Gogh's era.
Stable liquidity = no one truly believes in this direction. I bet five bucks that next week will bring another story.
The real art is in shorting at the moment of reversal, not in the current layout.
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GasFeeBarbecue
· 8h ago
It's that frustrating stalemate again, feeling suffocated.
I just want to know if this rebound can truly break through.
You can try a long position at 86k, but don't expect it to surge too high.
Ethereum is also just playing along; this pattern really has no new features.
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BearMarketGardener
· 8h ago
Bollinger Bands are narrowing again. Every time, they say a rebound is coming, but what’s the result?
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86000 to 90000, is that all the space? Feels like I’m trapped.
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A rebound under moving average resistance, it’s a bit ironic.
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Is it another bull trap or a bottom? Truly hard to see through.
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Stable liquidity just means a storm is coming.
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Going short after a rebound? I don’t even dare to chase now.
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Ethereum is also following the trend, feels like it has no own opinion.
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Honestly, this kind of oscillating market is the hardest to make money in.
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Let’s wait. The market hasn’t decided where to go yet.
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Narrowing again, when will it finally break open?
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A market where neither bulls nor bears make money is the most disgusting.
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LuckyBearDrawer
· 8h ago
The gap between 86000 and 90000 really feels suffocating, like waiting for a breakout.
This rebound space being stuck is indeed a bit frustrating; can't really gamble on it.
Can 88500 hold? Feels uncertain.
Entered long positions at 2900, but I'm still waiting for a lower point.
For the short side, I need to see the trading volume speak.
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DuskSurfer
· 8h ago
Bollinger Band tightening situation is really annoying. What seems like an opportunity is actually a trap.
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Wait, is the moving average resistance limiting the rebound space? Basically, it’s hopeless.
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Entering long at 86,000 and aiming for 88,500 is already good enough. Don’t overthink it.
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Ethereum’s fluctuations are really intense. I’ll stay on the sidelines around 2900.
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What’s called stability is actually a lack of direction. This kind of market is most prone to liquidation.
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Shorting after a rebound? Let’s make some money first, my friend.
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Stable liquidity doesn’t mean no risk. Better to be cautious.
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GateUser-c802f0e8
· 8h ago
Here we go again, squeezing toothpaste. The Bollinger Bands narrowing is just waiting for the right moment.
I'm tired of the repeated oscillations in this range; it's just the same old story.
Buy long at 86,000? Come on, I bet you're still holding onto that position from the last time you said so.
Ethereum's follow-the-leader pattern is always the same. I think it's just a matter of luck.
The Bitcoin daily Bollinger Bands are still continuously narrowing, and the sideways trend is very obvious. Currently, the fluctuation range is confined between 86,000 and 90,000, with both bulls and bears陷入了明显的僵持。
Looking at the 4-hour cycle, the MACD shows a slightly bearish shrinking state, indicating that a short-term rebound is indeed needed to repair. However, there is a problem— the 4-hour moving averages are still forming resistance above, which limits the space for a rebound.
The technical suggestion is as follows: Bitcoin can be positioned for long positions within the 86,000 to 87,000 range, targeting around 88,500 to 90,000. After reaching the target, consider switching to short positions.
Ethereum's situation is similar; you can enter long positions in the 2900 to 2920 range, with targets around 3020 to 3040. Once the target is reached, look for opportunities to switch to short positions. Overall, the current market liquidity is relatively stable, but caution is still needed in choosing the direction.