Recently, I discussed a common topic with several veteran traders: how much longer can this rally last?
**A Few Observations on the Continuation of the Bull Market**
To be honest, the likelihood of a significant upward surge continuing is not very high. From a fundamental perspective, the Federal Reserve has at most 100 basis points of rate cuts this year, and the stimulative effect on the crypto market has already been limited. Unless there is a major liquidity injection after a change in leadership, the positive signals from policy are becoming increasingly scarce — but the probability of that happening is indeed low.
**Is this a rebound or a reversal?**
This month's correction is just a stage-level rebound on the weekly chart, not a sign of a reversal. Looking at volume, capital inflows and outflows, and institutional movements, there are no signs of a reversal. In other words, the conditions for a bearish reversal are not yet mature.
**Reasonable Technical Expectations**
BTC's weekly rebound this time is expected to reach the range of 98,000-102,000. Once there, it will depend on the volume performance to make further judgments. For ETH, resistance is expected between 3,600 and 3,800, and it is highly unlikely to break through 4,000.
These are just technical assessments based on the current situation. If future signals change, expectations will need to be adjusted accordingly.
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GasBankrupter
· 01-07 23:47
If there's no reversal, there's nothing much to look forward to. Let's wait for the volume.
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NonFungibleDegen
· 01-06 14:00
nah ser, fed's basically done pumping... unless powell gets replaced with some money printer I'm cope-ing into 98k BTC ceiling honestly
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token_therapist
· 01-06 13:59
I agree that the room for interest rate cuts is limited, but honestly, who still expects policies to rescue the market now... Let's wait and see when it rebounds to 100,000; if trading volume doesn't pick up, everything will be in vain.
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WalletWhisperer
· 01-06 13:57
nah the fed's already shot their load, 100bps is basically theater at this point... real question is whether institutions are actually accumulating or just painting the tape
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LuckyBlindCat
· 01-06 13:41
The room for interest rate cuts is limited, and policy stimulus is almost exhausted. The ceiling is really right in front of us this time.
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BlockImposter
· 01-06 13:39
Well... the Federal Reserve's 100bp rate cut space is just like that, what big market movement are you still expecting? Wake up, everyone.
Recently, I discussed a common topic with several veteran traders: how much longer can this rally last?
**A Few Observations on the Continuation of the Bull Market**
To be honest, the likelihood of a significant upward surge continuing is not very high. From a fundamental perspective, the Federal Reserve has at most 100 basis points of rate cuts this year, and the stimulative effect on the crypto market has already been limited. Unless there is a major liquidity injection after a change in leadership, the positive signals from policy are becoming increasingly scarce — but the probability of that happening is indeed low.
**Is this a rebound or a reversal?**
This month's correction is just a stage-level rebound on the weekly chart, not a sign of a reversal. Looking at volume, capital inflows and outflows, and institutional movements, there are no signs of a reversal. In other words, the conditions for a bearish reversal are not yet mature.
**Reasonable Technical Expectations**
BTC's weekly rebound this time is expected to reach the range of 98,000-102,000. Once there, it will depend on the volume performance to make further judgments. For ETH, resistance is expected between 3,600 and 3,800, and it is highly unlikely to break through 4,000.
These are just technical assessments based on the current situation. If future signals change, expectations will need to be adjusted accordingly.