#美SEC促进加密资产创新监管框架 Bitcoin’s recent rebound touched 94,000, but don’t rush to go all in—the essence of this rally is still a corrective move within a bearish structure.
Yesterday’s daily close was above 93,000, and the short-term structure does show signs of improvement. But right now, we’re stuck right at a minor resistance zone. Chasing higher from here? The risk-reward ratio isn’t favorable. More likely, we’ll see some consolidation to digest the move, or even a spike followed by a pullback shakeout.
The real level to watch is the 91,000 to 92,000 support zone. If a pullback holds this area, then a second push toward 95,000–96,000 becomes possible. Also, don’t forget the 4-hour chart’s gap at 87,600–90,000—there’s a high probability the market will go back to fill it, and that would be a much better entry with a favorable risk-reward.
The trading strategy is actually quite clear: wait for a pullback and confirm that support holds, then follow up with longs. As for 96,000? On the first touch, you can try a small short for a quick trade, but remember to set your stop-loss.
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DataChief
· 12-04 02:52
Oh no, it's the same old story again. Can 9.1-9.2 really hold? Why do I feel like this is just the prelude to another shakeout...
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NoStopLossNut
· 12-04 02:51
Wait, it's the same rhetoric again? Last time they said they needed to fill a gap at 87,600, but ended up pushing it straight to 94,000. Now they're telling us to hold 91,000-92,000. This logic doesn't really hold up.
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ImpermanentLossFan
· 12-04 02:48
Starting to hype at 94,000? In my opinion, this is just a rebound to trap the shorts. Don't be fooled.
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AirdropF5Bro
· 12-04 02:47
Hey, that 91,000-92,000 line really needs to hold, or else the story will be different.
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GateUser-cff9c776
· 12-04 02:38
Bull market calls at 94,000? The supply and demand curve tells me this is still an art restoration in a bear market—just looks pleasing, that's all.
From the perspective of candlestick aesthetics, this rebound doesn’t even count as Dadaism; it’s a textbook example that perfectly illustrates bear market philosophy.
That gap at 87,600—the market will have to fill it sooner or later. The real value opportunity hasn’t arrived yet.
Chasing highs in the short term? That’s like buying a fake NFT at sky-high prices—there’s no ROI in sight.
91,000-92,000 is the real line of defense. Only if it holds can we talk about what comes next.
#美SEC促进加密资产创新监管框架 Bitcoin’s recent rebound touched 94,000, but don’t rush to go all in—the essence of this rally is still a corrective move within a bearish structure.
Yesterday’s daily close was above 93,000, and the short-term structure does show signs of improvement. But right now, we’re stuck right at a minor resistance zone. Chasing higher from here? The risk-reward ratio isn’t favorable. More likely, we’ll see some consolidation to digest the move, or even a spike followed by a pullback shakeout.
The real level to watch is the 91,000 to 92,000 support zone. If a pullback holds this area, then a second push toward 95,000–96,000 becomes possible. Also, don’t forget the 4-hour chart’s gap at 87,600–90,000—there’s a high probability the market will go back to fill it, and that would be a much better entry with a favorable risk-reward.
The trading strategy is actually quite clear: wait for a pullback and confirm that support holds, then follow up with longs. As for 96,000? On the first touch, you can try a small short for a quick trade, but remember to set your stop-loss.
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