#数字资产市场动态 BTC is currently holding firmly above the 87,000 level, recently oscillating narrowly between 87,000 and 88,000, showing a pattern of initial bottoming out followed by stabilization. Although trading volume has decreased, selling pressure has clearly diminished, and the overall market sentiment has gradually shifted from panic selling to a consolidation and accumulation phase, with buying forces continuously gathering.
From a technical perspective, on the 4-hour chart, the price is steadily running along the middle band of the Bollinger Bands, with strong support at the lower band, while the upper band has formed a recent resistance zone. The Bollinger Bands are narrowing, indicating that the market is about to make a decision, with a higher probability of an upward breakout. The trading strategy can adhere to buying on dips.
The specific operational ideas are as follows: @BTC@ dips between 87,000 and 87,800 can be used to enter long positions, with the initial target range set at 89,300-90,300. If a strong breakout occurs, continue to aim for 91,800. @ETH@ dips around 2,900-2,950 are good opportunities to go long, with the upper target locked at 3,080-3,150.
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HashBandit
· 9h ago
ngl the bollinger squeeze always gets me hyped... back in my mining days we'd call this the "calm before the dump" but charts look legit bullish this time around. 87k holding strong is chef's kiss
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PoetryOnChain
· 9h ago
The 87,000 level is really being defended fiercely; it feels like the bulls are holding back all their strength here.
When the Bollinger Bands narrow, it's time to choose a direction. Bet on an upward breakout and let the bullets fly for a while.
The shrinking trading volume shows some hesitation; let's first see if it can stabilize before making a move.
The recent dip in ETH feels like a good entry point, but I'm worried it might get hammered down again.
If you go long at 87,800, can it really reach 91,800? I'm a bit skeptical.
It's really just about waiting for the breakout moment; everything before that is just a warm-up.
The bulls are truly gathering strength this time; it's not just bluffing, right?
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AirdropHuntress
· 9h ago
The narrowing of the Bollinger Bands is indeed a brewing signal, but the shrinking trading volume is a bit disappointing. Historical data shows that breakouts with insufficient volume often fail.
How is the tug-of-war in the 87 to 88 range going? It depends on whether institutions are truly accumulating; don't be fooled by false breakouts.
I'm a bit tempted by the ETH move. The position around 2900 is indeed worth paying attention to for risk management and going long.
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ChainComedian
· 10h ago
87,000 holds firm without breaking, is this really the time to take off, or is it just another trap to lure more in?
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ForeverBuyingDips
· 10h ago
87,000 just want to stop me? Laughing to death, I've already bought in early.
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Bollinger Bands narrowing? This time it's really going to break out, just keep your stop-loss on long positions and that's it.
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The disappearance of selling pressure is a signal. Buying on dips is the truth, just afraid it can't break 89,300.
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Shrinking trading volume is actually a good thing, indicating the bottom is stable. Now just waiting for the moment of explosion.
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Holding firm at ETH 2900, if it drops further, it's free money. I can see 3080.
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Every time this kind of consolidation rhythm is the main force accumulating, don't panic or cut.
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Still dare to short at 87,800? With me, it's just a bite to death.
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Walking along the middle Bollinger Band is tough; touching the upper band means a break.
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GweiObserver
· 10h ago
It has been 87,000 for so long, feeling like just one more reason to ignite it.
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I've seen the Bollinger Bands narrowing many times before, and in the end, it's just a false breakout.
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Buying on dips is a good strategy, just worried that the lowest point is always in the next one.
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ETH's range is a bit narrow, feels easy to get trapped.
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Is the bullish accumulation gathering strength? Or is it just the whales shaking out the weak hands?
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Holding 87,000 for so long is actually a bit unsettling, feels like a major event is brewing.
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Targeting 91,800 might be greedy; right now, just staying stable above 8,900 is good enough.
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Volume shrinks but still going long, are we betting on a breakdown?
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It looks quite like a rebound, but the next wave of decline will be even harsher. I bet 89,300 won't break.
#数字资产市场动态 BTC is currently holding firmly above the 87,000 level, recently oscillating narrowly between 87,000 and 88,000, showing a pattern of initial bottoming out followed by stabilization. Although trading volume has decreased, selling pressure has clearly diminished, and the overall market sentiment has gradually shifted from panic selling to a consolidation and accumulation phase, with buying forces continuously gathering.
From a technical perspective, on the 4-hour chart, the price is steadily running along the middle band of the Bollinger Bands, with strong support at the lower band, while the upper band has formed a recent resistance zone. The Bollinger Bands are narrowing, indicating that the market is about to make a decision, with a higher probability of an upward breakout. The trading strategy can adhere to buying on dips.
The specific operational ideas are as follows:
@BTC@ dips between 87,000 and 87,800 can be used to enter long positions, with the initial target range set at 89,300-90,300. If a strong breakout occurs, continue to aim for 91,800.
@ETH@ dips around 2,900-2,950 are good opportunities to go long, with the upper target locked at 3,080-3,150.