Recently, there's an interesting phenomenon worth noting — this wave of green candles is very likely a classic oversold rebound tactic, trying to lure traders into chasing the high. Be cautious of those rushing to bottom fish.
Looking at Bitcoin's trend, it’s about to show some muscle after climbing from the lows? The 89600 level simply cannot hold, honestly it’s like paper. The 99-hour moving average is firmly pressing down, but the trading volume can't keep up. This kind of volume-price mismatch rebound is a typical manipulation to attract buy stops.
Ethereum is also moving in perfect sync with this rhythm.
Key background: The Fed's rate cut expectations have been pushed further back, and a lot of funds in the market are on the sidelines, cautious about entering. The momentum to push prices up is naturally limited. This rebound can be metaphorically described as — the market is giving short-sellers an opportunity.
Based on this logic, the trading approach is straightforward: short on rebounds. If you have the guts, keep pushing up, and we’ll continue to short.
Bitcoin trading suggestion: Enter short positions directly in the 89700-90000 range, set stop-loss at 90300, and target 88500-88000.
Ethereum trading suggestion: Short directly in the 2955-2975 range, stop-loss at 2995, and target 2900-2880.
Writing this, I have to attend to other matters, but as soon as I turn around, the price jumps again — sometimes it’s just such a coincidence.
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hodl_therapist
· 1h ago
It's the same old trick again. Every rebound is called a trap to lure buyers. If it were really that accurate, I would have made a fortune long ago.
Shorting is fine, just don't get caught in it yourself.
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ETHReserveBank
· 7h ago
It's the same old trick again, bouncing to smash short positions is really clever, they lure in and cut everyone every time.
Playing the long side tricks so well, when volume and price don't match, it's a signal.
89600 can't hold any strength, it's as flimsy as paper, so continue to short.
The Federal Reserve's move is well played, the funds are on hold, just giving us an opportunity.
Halfway through writing, the coin price surged again, such luck is unmatched.
This wave is really a gift to the bears, continue to rebound and short.
The moving average is pressing down, volume can't keep up, definitely a main force tactic.
The market is testing the courage of the bears, interesting.
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GateUser-4745f9ce
· 7h ago
It's the same old trick again, a oversold rebound to lure buyers. I keep saying, why don't the volume and price cooperate?
89600 can't hold up, it's flimsy. Keep shorting, and it'll be over.
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PhantomMiner
· 7h ago
Oh, this rebound is indeed a bit weak, the volume and price don't match, I can see through it again, we're being played.
It's both a trap and a trap to lure more people in, I'm exhausted, better stay on the sidelines.
If 89600 can't hold, that says everything, a support level like paper.
I just want to ask, has anyone really made money, or are we all just playing along with the main players?
Seeing how tight his stop-loss is set, he's bold enough, I wouldn't dare follow.
Finished writing an article early morning, and right after, the coin surged again, this move is a bit extreme.
The logic of shorting on a rebound sounds simple, but when it comes to actually doing it, I still chicken out.
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PanicSeller
· 7h ago
Oh, it's the same old trick again. I believe in your false hope that a rebound means I should go short.
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The price and volume don't match, that's true, but I just don't dare to follow.
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Bro, can you survive this time or will you have to cut again?
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89600 can't hold? I feel like trying again.
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The Federal Reserve really has people confused. When will we be able to confirm?
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Holding a short position makes my hand itchy. Should I reduce my position first?
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Every time I analyze like this and then it reverses, it's truly absolute.
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Are short sellers giving me an opportunity? That's probably an opportunity for me to get liquidated haha.
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2900 seems too far away. It's a miracle if we reach 2900 this wave.
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Honestly, this rebound is a bit weak, but I don't have the courage to go short anymore.
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LiquidatorFlash
· 7h ago
Price and volume divergence signals are really the most disgusting, always the same routine. 89600 can't hold, and the liquidation risk threshold is triggered at any moment.
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Is it another trap to lure buyers? We'll just watch the show empty-handed, no trouble anyway.
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The Federal Reserve keeps delaying, and the market remains so dead, forcing a rally is really a stretch.
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I remember the stop-loss at 90300, why is the main force's approach always so unchanged?
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As soon as I turn around, the coin surges. They always manage to hit this point, it's incredible.
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Shorting the 2955-2975 range? Feels a bit aggressive, how are the borrowing positions?
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The 99-hour moving average pressing down, in simple terms, it's the same old trick, but this time the trading volume is really poor.
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Lure to buy and send opportunities... sounds right, but I'm still a bit hesitant; the market's recent PTSD is quite heavy.
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StablecoinGuardian
· 8h ago
Here comes the pump-faking tricks again, I don't believe this time can hold steady at 89600
Wait, this volume and price are seriously mismatched, feels like the main force is fishing
Just short on the rebound, there's a bit of gambling involved but the logic makes sense
Leave the screen for five minutes and the coin price will spike, it's always like this, unbelievable
Open a short at 89700 directly, if it breaks through, I'll admit defeat
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HodlOrRegret
· 8h ago
It's the same old trick, rebound then sell off. Let's see how long they can keep it up.
The smell of manipulation is too strong, with serious disconnect between volume and price. I don't believe this can break 90K.
The coin that was written about in articles is taking off again. Laughing to death, this is just fate.
Bottom-fishing dogs, be careful. This green wave is really not a friendly sign.
With such terrible trading volume, they still dare to rebound. The main players are testing the waters.
#数字资产市场动态 Early Morning Trading Notes
Recently, there's an interesting phenomenon worth noting — this wave of green candles is very likely a classic oversold rebound tactic, trying to lure traders into chasing the high. Be cautious of those rushing to bottom fish.
Looking at Bitcoin's trend, it’s about to show some muscle after climbing from the lows? The 89600 level simply cannot hold, honestly it’s like paper. The 99-hour moving average is firmly pressing down, but the trading volume can't keep up. This kind of volume-price mismatch rebound is a typical manipulation to attract buy stops.
Ethereum is also moving in perfect sync with this rhythm.
Key background: The Fed's rate cut expectations have been pushed further back, and a lot of funds in the market are on the sidelines, cautious about entering. The momentum to push prices up is naturally limited. This rebound can be metaphorically described as — the market is giving short-sellers an opportunity.
Based on this logic, the trading approach is straightforward: short on rebounds. If you have the guts, keep pushing up, and we’ll continue to short.
Bitcoin trading suggestion: Enter short positions directly in the 89700-90000 range, set stop-loss at 90300, and target 88500-88000.
Ethereum trading suggestion: Short directly in the 2955-2975 range, stop-loss at 2995, and target 2900-2880.
Writing this, I have to attend to other matters, but as soon as I turn around, the price jumps again — sometimes it’s just such a coincidence.
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