2025-12-25 06:27:33

Recent market trends show short-term rebound fatigue, but the downside is also limited. You can consider two approaches.

For shorting, wait until the price rebounds to around 2960–2970 (near MA5). Once signs of stagnation appear—such as a prominent upper shadow or shrinking volume—you can consider entering the market. Set the stop loss at 3020 (above MA20), with risk controlled at about 3%. The target is directly at the support level of 2870, with an expected return of around 3%.

Conversely, if you want to go long, there are also opportunities. If the price retraces to the support zone of 2886–2890, and volume increases while the candlestick stabilizes, you can try a small long position. Place the stop loss at 2850 (below the lower Bollinger Band), also with about 3% risk. In this case, the upward target is near 3030 (around MA20), with an expected profit of 5%.

The key is to combine volume and technical patterns to make judgments—avoid blindly bottom-fishing or chasing highs.

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ContractCollector

· 13h ago

Hmm... Once again, the old MA5 and Bollinger Bands approach, feels like there's no new idea --- A 3% profit still requires precise stop-loss; honestly, I prefer the 5% bullish opportunity --- Wait, can trading volume really be amplified? The past couple of days, the heat isn't great --- Talking about volume analysis every day, but volume itself can be deceptive. How to break through? --- I remember the 2886 level didn't hold last time. Can it hold this time? It's a bit uncertain --- Short 3%, Long 5%... Why does the bullish return seem higher? What's the logic? --- Chasing highs is the truth, but in reality, many can't resist a rebound, me included --- The signal of stagnation is easy to talk about, but in actual operation, it's often too late --- Near MA20 at 3030? That number looks familiar; I don't think it was broken last time

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ChainBrain

· 13h ago

I won't believe the rebound until 2960 breaks; I feel like it's going to retest...

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WalletManager

· 13h ago

I've been watching the 2870 support level for a long time. I only dare to act if the volume can keep up. I can accept a 3% risk, but the prerequisite is proper private key management and clear stop-loss execution.

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GraphGuru

· 13h ago

This wave of volatile market movements is a bit annoying, feeling like there's no clear direction. Wait for the rebound to around 2960 before looking for signals; if it stalls, just cut losses decisively. Actually, the support around 2886 is still decent; with enough volume, trying a small position is also okay. Don't keep doing that "I just want to catch the bottom" strategy, it's really easy to get trapped. Controlling risk at 3% is enough; greed doesn't lead to a good ending.

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