#数字资产市场观察 Bitcoin and Ethereum current market data interpretation: key levels and layout ideas
Recently, the market sentiment has warmed up. Let's talk about the current trend characteristics of BTC and ETH, as well as possible trading directions.
The situation for Bitcoin here is actually relatively clear—just keep an eye on the 90000 defense line. As long as this position is not effectively broken, the bullish pattern remains stable. From a technical structure perspective, the area around 90800 is considered a relatively reasonable entry zone, as it is neither chasing highs nor does it lack safety margins. The first short-term observation target is at 91600; if this resistance can be successfully overcome, looking up to 92400 is also a possibility. Combining recent on-chain data and the performance of funds, there is still potential for Bitcoin to expand further, but the key is not to let the support be lost.
Ethereum has recently shown some confusion, but it is not without its rules to follow. If the price truly breaks below the 3000 mark, don't rush to panic and exit; instead, pay attention to opportunities around 2990—this position actually offers a good cost-performance ratio. After all, the linkage effect between ETH and BTC is still at play; as long as the big brother doesn't falter, the little brother is unlikely to continue to underperform. The first target is set at 3070, and if it can maintain its ground, the second target around 3140 is worth looking forward to, as the profit potential in this range is quite decent.
That being said, no matter which asset you operate, risk control is always the top priority. Position management must be done well, and stop-loss must be in place; never go all in due to momentary impulse. The market rhythm changes quickly, and we need to adjust our strategies in line with the market data. Sticking it out often does not yield good results. The above are some thoughts based on the current situation, for reference only; profit and loss are self-managed. If there are new changes in the market later, I will update everyone accordingly~
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Blockwatcher9000
· 20h ago
90800 entry sounds good, but I'm afraid it might be a false breakout; it really needs to hold above 92400 to count.
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AirdropSkeptic
· 20h ago
The 90800 level is really a bit of a pain; it feels like unrealized gains can easily be hit.
This wave of ETH still depends on BTC; the little brother has to listen to the big brother.
Wait a minute, if it really breaks 3000, do we dare to buy? How much should we set the stop loss at, everyone?
All in is absolutely impossible; I'm just afraid of FOMO and getting trapped.
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MidnightGenesis
· 20h ago
On-chain data shows that the volume at the 90000 level has been unusual recently. From the changes in contracts, there were several large transfers late at night. It is worth noting that the outflow volume from the exchange is also increasing. According to past experiences, this is usually interesting, and as expected, it's this rhythm.
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GateUser-40edb63b
· 20h ago
The 90000 defense line really needs to be watched closely, but it feels like we're going to keep trying and failing...
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I'm not really afraid of ETH falling below 3000, after all, 2990 is right there. The question is whether we can really avoid panic selling...
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Risk control sounds good, but those who go all in just don't listen, and neither do I...
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If the big brother doesn't drop the ball, the little brother won't either. This logic is sound.
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92400? Wake up, if we can stabilize at 91000, we should be grateful.
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Position management sounds easy, but when the market fluctuates, it's hard to stick to it.
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We still need to wait for the space from 3070 to 3140. It’s indeed a bit early to enter now.
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Going all in with a full position is truly extreme; I've seen too many burst like this...
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It looks good, but I always end up making reverse moves in execution; I need to reflect on this.
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BTC's technical structure is clear, but the order book sentiment may not necessarily follow.
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SatoshiHeir
· 20h ago
It should be pointed out that there is a fundamental argumentative flaw in the technical analysis framework of this article - it completely ignores the trend of liquidity changes in on-chain wallets. According to my examination of historical market data, focusing solely on price levels without considering the attributes of the capital has been refuted by the community since 2017.
#数字资产市场观察 Bitcoin and Ethereum current market data interpretation: key levels and layout ideas
Recently, the market sentiment has warmed up. Let's talk about the current trend characteristics of BTC and ETH, as well as possible trading directions.
The situation for Bitcoin here is actually relatively clear—just keep an eye on the 90000 defense line. As long as this position is not effectively broken, the bullish pattern remains stable. From a technical structure perspective, the area around 90800 is considered a relatively reasonable entry zone, as it is neither chasing highs nor does it lack safety margins. The first short-term observation target is at 91600; if this resistance can be successfully overcome, looking up to 92400 is also a possibility. Combining recent on-chain data and the performance of funds, there is still potential for Bitcoin to expand further, but the key is not to let the support be lost.
Ethereum has recently shown some confusion, but it is not without its rules to follow. If the price truly breaks below the 3000 mark, don't rush to panic and exit; instead, pay attention to opportunities around 2990—this position actually offers a good cost-performance ratio. After all, the linkage effect between ETH and BTC is still at play; as long as the big brother doesn't falter, the little brother is unlikely to continue to underperform. The first target is set at 3070, and if it can maintain its ground, the second target around 3140 is worth looking forward to, as the profit potential in this range is quite decent.
That being said, no matter which asset you operate, risk control is always the top priority. Position management must be done well, and stop-loss must be in place; never go all in due to momentary impulse. The market rhythm changes quickly, and we need to adjust our strategies in line with the market data. Sticking it out often does not yield good results. The above are some thoughts based on the current situation, for reference only; profit and loss are self-managed. If there are new changes in the market later, I will update everyone accordingly~