The market has been fluctuating repeatedly recently. Although there was a rebound yesterday early morning, it never managed to break above the resistance zone. The continuous bearish candles on the 4-hour chart make the overall trend appear somewhat weak. Currently, we're approaching the 2900 level again, but this is just a false break— the true weak structure remains clearly evident.
As for the next steps, the key is whether the 2800 line can hold. If support is found there, the early morning session could be an opportunity to go long. According to the plan, 2830 is the entry point for a long position, with a stop at 2795, and the target above is 2930.
In simple terms, it's now about waiting for the key support to be tested and then acting accordingly. This strategy is for reference only; specific operations should be adjusted based on your own risk management.
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GateUser-3824aa38
· 2025-12-27 18:05
2800 really needs to hold, otherwise this wave will be for nothing
Still in a virtual breakdown, so annoying, when will there be a real breakthrough
If you settle at 2830, then push overnight, just see if you can come back alive
This market trend feels like doing push-ups, it’s been so exhausting
The defense at 2795 is quite solid, at least I have some confidence
Virtual breakdown, virtual breakdown, every day virtual breakdown, I really want to see a real rebound
The opportunity overnight looks good, but it depends on whether 2800 gives some face
It's the same routine again, waiting for support, looking for a chance to move, heard it a hundred times
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PositionPhobia
· 2025-12-27 14:18
If we can't hold 2800, we just have to admit defeat, there's nothing more to say.
It's another 2830 long position, feels like this level has been tested many times already, each time just a false break...
Staying up late again to monitor the market, this行情真的折磨人
2940 there might be another fake breakout, but we still have to try
Honestly, right now it's a gamble on the 2800 line, if we lose the bet, just cut losses.
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StableGeniusDegen
· 2025-12-24 18:50
Still fluctuating around 2800, this break is really tough to handle.
Wait, can 2930 really break? It feels like the pressure is too high.
Taking on a lot of risk in the early morning, I am still watching cautiously.
The defensive point at 2795 is set very thoughtfully, just worried about a big bearish candle piercing straight through.
A false break is just a false break, anyway this market is frustrating.
If we can hold at 2800 this time, there might be a bit of a chance.
Still the same advice, if you're not confident, don't be greedy. Risk management is the most important.
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LayerHopper
· 2025-12-24 18:37
If 2800 doesn't break, I will die more; if it breaks, then just wait for the next support.
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RugPullSurvivor
· 2025-12-24 18:34
If you can't hold 2800, just go home and have a meal.
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LiquidityLarry
· 2025-12-24 18:32
If we can't hold 2800, we're doomed. Take a gamble; it might rebound overnight.
The market has been fluctuating repeatedly recently. Although there was a rebound yesterday early morning, it never managed to break above the resistance zone. The continuous bearish candles on the 4-hour chart make the overall trend appear somewhat weak. Currently, we're approaching the 2900 level again, but this is just a false break— the true weak structure remains clearly evident.
As for the next steps, the key is whether the 2800 line can hold. If support is found there, the early morning session could be an opportunity to go long. According to the plan, 2830 is the entry point for a long position, with a stop at 2795, and the target above is 2930.
In simple terms, it's now about waiting for the key support to be tested and then acting accordingly. This strategy is for reference only; specific operations should be adjusted based on your own risk management.