I looked at the 4-hour chart, and the trend is quite clear - it's moving downwards. The recent rebounds have not seen much volume accompanying them, and the bulls clearly don't seem eager to enter the market. This kind of rebound feels more like a brief respite under the control of the bears, so don't misinterpret it as a trend reversal.
The current approach is still to follow the trend for stability.
In trading, I tend to look for shorting opportunities in the range of 87500 to 88000, with an initial target of 86000, and a more aggressive target around 85500. Of course, this needs to be adjusted based on real-time market conditions; the levels are for reference only.
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ProxyCollector
· 14h ago
The short positions are indeed fierce this time, the rebounds are all fake, and the volume is not keeping up at all.
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It feels like getting dumped from 88000... really no one left for long positions.
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Not following the rebound, still prefer shorting, waiting at 85500.
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This round of fall looks quite fierce, don't be fooled by the rebound.
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Insufficient volume is the death line, have the long positions given up?
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I also tend to short from 87500-88000, aiming for 86000.
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The brief pause is correct, it's not a reversal, everyone.
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Following the trend is really the right choice, the current rhythm is downward.
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Looking aggressively at 85500? That's quite bold, I still prefer to pull out at 86000.
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CountdownToBroke
· 14h ago
Short positions gasping for breath? What about long positions, is it really time to endure?
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SelfCustodyIssues
· 14h ago
The short positions this time are indeed a bit fierce, and the rebound without volume is just an illusion.
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PrivacyMaximalist
· 14h ago
The short positions this time are a bit fierce, the volume is indeed weak, so let's continue to look for a fall.
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AirdropHunterWang
· 14h ago
The trading volume is so poor, the long positions are really a bit exhausted.
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If 87500 can't be broken, the short positions will indeed continue to make money.
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Another rebound and then run, this rhythm is indeed a bit annoying.
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Can 86000 hold? Let's see if it breaks this time.
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In the short term, let's just stick with the short positions, why go against the trend.
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I feel that with this drop, 85500 is really possible.
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The long positions are so listless, I feel anxious for them.
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The shorting positions are going to make another profit, damn trend.
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Entering short at 88000? That's quite bold, bro.
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Every rebound gets knocked back, it's really pointless.
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YieldFarmRefugee
· 14h ago
Short positions are indeed fierce this wave, the volume doesn't lie.
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If 87500 can't be broken, we need to be careful, it feels like it's going to fall further.
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Rebounds are all a quick rebound, don't be fooled into it.
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This round of decline is a bit intense, do long positions really have no strength left?
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I'm a bit skeptical about whether 86000 will be seen, but going with short order is definitely not wrong.
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Volume is the real truth, rebounds without volume are all paper tigers.
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85500? That's a bit greedy, how will the risks be managed?
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A standard short position mindset, just waiting to see if the market data gives an opportunity.
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MetaverseVagabond
· 14h ago
The short positions this time are indeed a bit fierce, and I also noticed that the Rebound lacks volume.
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It's another situation where I close all positions during a Rebound; I'm too familiar with this routine.
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If 87500-88000 breaks down, it really could be time to enter a position, just see if it can withstand the pullback.
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Are the long positions completely gone now? The Rebound can't even produce decent volume.
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Every day shouting about following the trend, but when it comes to Reverse, everyone looks confused; it still relies on volume to speak.
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85500 is a crucial level; we'll see the truth then.
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Last year around this time, I was still talking about reversals, now I’ve become smart.
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I feel like the short positions' actions haven't fully started yet; the main event is yet to come.
#数字资产市场观察 December 2 $BTC Midday observation notes
I looked at the 4-hour chart, and the trend is quite clear - it's moving downwards. The recent rebounds have not seen much volume accompanying them, and the bulls clearly don't seem eager to enter the market. This kind of rebound feels more like a brief respite under the control of the bears, so don't misinterpret it as a trend reversal.
The current approach is still to follow the trend for stability.
In trading, I tend to look for shorting opportunities in the range of 87500 to 88000, with an initial target of 86000, and a more aggressive target around 85500. Of course, this needs to be adjusted based on real-time market conditions; the levels are for reference only.