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Recently, the market has been neither complicated nor simple to discuss.
The problem isn't the direction itself, but the sense of helplessness—you always feel it's about to break out, but it just falls short at the last moment. The surge gives you hope, but a sharp decline makes you doubt yourself. Just when you've chosen a direction, it turns around and hits you back.
But if you shift your perspective to the weekly chart level, the situation becomes clearer. The price hasn't moved very far; it's just repeatedly testing the support. This kind of rhythm often appears near important key points—the time window is approaching, but the chips still need to be fully shuffled.
Essentially, this is a transition period at the monthly chart level. Before switching gears, the market's favorite activity is to shake off all those who can't hold on.
You think the risk is right in front of you, but in reality, the true liquidity is accumulated lower down. The area between 2780 and 2880 is not only a gathering place for stop-loss orders but also a zone where sentiment, panic, re-accumulation, and giving up all overlap. So, the market looks stable on the surface, but at any moment, a completely illogical spike could come down. The purpose of this spike isn't to break the trend but to ask: Is there anyone still holding on?
If that spike is immediately caught, and there's no subsequent continuous volume-driven decline, what does that mean? It indicates that the chips that needed to be moved have already been moved. At this point, the market can become cleaner.
Looking above, 3050 is not just a simple resistance level; it's more like a qualification line. If it can't break through, everyone continues to consume time within the range; once it stabilizes, the funds that were watching will gradually enter.
Why is Ethereum more active now while Bitcoin hasn't made a clear statement? Because the market always advances in a tentative manner, but the final decision-making power always lies with Bitcoin. As long as Bitcoin completes its structural confirmation and Ethereum returns above 3100, it won't just be a rally but a signal of a complete rhythm shift.
The truly worthwhile opportunities must meet one condition: when you enter, you already know where your exit is. Orders with insufficient space are useless no matter how many tricks you have.