#美联储重启降息步伐 Thursday morning market watch notes are here.
$BTC and $ETH have been showing a rather grinding trend lately, to be honest. Watching the 4-hour chart, the price looks like it's going down step by step, like walking down stairs. The bears haven't fully unleashed their power, but the bulls are even less energetic. The moving averages are slowly sinking as well, and the whole market is stuck in a bottom-building consolidation phase.
Both bulls and bears are in a tug-of-war, neither willing to give in. Every rebound feels weak and can't hold higher levels. In the short term? The pressure is obvious. There's still room to test lower, but it will take time to digest. This kind of market can't be rushed.
In terms of trading, I personally prefer to lay out short positions on rallies. For Bitcoin, keep an eye on the 93,500 to 94,000 range; if the price rebounds to this level, consider entering shorts, with an initial target at 91,000. For the more aggressive, you can look at around 90,000. For Ethereum, 3,220-3,260 is a good short entry point, with downside targets set at 3,160 and 3,120.
A consolidation market really tests your patience. Don’t chase pumps and don’t bottom fish too early.
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zkNoob
· 4h ago
This market is really torturous, dropping and rebounding every day—it's really unbearable.
I'm not sure whether to follow your short position or not; it feels like entering now could easily get countered.
I'm also watching that 93500 level, but I'm a bit hesitant.
Let's wait and see what the Fed does; there are just too many uncertainties right now.
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GasWhisperer
· 12-04 04:41
ngl the mempool's been absolutely chaos this week... watching btc bleed down those support levels while eth just mirrors the pain, it's giving *prolonged accumulation pattern* vibes but honestly? the gwei patterns are screaming inefficiency rn. everybody's timing their entries wrong because they're not reading the fee waves properly, classic amateur move tbh
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AmateurDAOWatcher
· 12-04 04:41
This is killing me, this trend is really annoying. After watching the moving averages for a while, it's clear it'll keep dropping. Plan to set up short positions on the highs, just waiting for a rebound to short again.
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not_your_keys
· 12-04 04:38
It really is exhausting, feels like this market is just wasting time.
But bro, your approach is solid; shorting at the highs is definitely a wise move.
I'm also waiting around 94000, just waiting for that moment of rebound.
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DeFiDoctor
· 12-04 04:32
The consultation record shows that this downward staircase pattern is actually a typical sign of bottom formation. The moving averages keep sinking, rebounds are weak, and clinical manifestations suggest that the bulls are already exhausted.
Short positions around the 93500-94000 range? I’d suggest checking liquidity indicators first—don’t let strategy complications get exposed as soon as there’s a rebound. The target price is clearly set, but the key is that during this oscillating bottom formation stage, it’s easiest for major players to shake out the market—who can really resist jumping in to catch the bottom?
It’s recommended to regularly review the four-hour trading volume for confirmation; relying solely on price patterns isn’t solid enough.
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0xDreamChaser
· 12-04 04:30
The stair-stepping analogy is perfect—it’s that kind of slow, painful drop that makes you uncomfortable, and you really don’t dare to buy the dip.
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It’s that time again to test your patience. Setting up shorts and waiting for a rebound does seem reliable.
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If the Fed is going to cut rates, so be it. The market is still grinding sideways anyway. Just wait patiently.
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Wait, why is it that every time I end up shorting at the highs? Are shorts at the bottom really that easy to pull off?
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It really is coming down step by step. It feels especially tough to watch, but there’s not much you can do.
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How many people’s stop losses are at the 93,500 to 94,000 level? I’m not touching it.
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I’m tired of hearing about “bottom building during consolidation.” When will it actually be the bottom?
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BridgeJumper
· 12-04 04:24
This price action is frustrating; I'm tired of seeing this stair-step decline. The bulls really have no strength.
Let's wait until the Fed's rate cut signal gets a bit stronger. Bottom-fishing now is really too early and you'll likely get trapped.
The idea of shorting on rallies is reliable, but you have to wait for the rebound to reach the right level before acting.
Let's talk if it rebounds to 93500; otherwise, just wait.
#美联储重启降息步伐 Thursday morning market watch notes are here.
$BTC and $ETH have been showing a rather grinding trend lately, to be honest. Watching the 4-hour chart, the price looks like it's going down step by step, like walking down stairs. The bears haven't fully unleashed their power, but the bulls are even less energetic. The moving averages are slowly sinking as well, and the whole market is stuck in a bottom-building consolidation phase.
Both bulls and bears are in a tug-of-war, neither willing to give in. Every rebound feels weak and can't hold higher levels. In the short term? The pressure is obvious. There's still room to test lower, but it will take time to digest. This kind of market can't be rushed.
In terms of trading, I personally prefer to lay out short positions on rallies. For Bitcoin, keep an eye on the 93,500 to 94,000 range; if the price rebounds to this level, consider entering shorts, with an initial target at 91,000. For the more aggressive, you can look at around 90,000. For Ethereum, 3,220-3,260 is a good short entry point, with downside targets set at 3,160 and 3,120.
A consolidation market really tests your patience. Don’t chase pumps and don’t bottom fish too early.