#美联储重启降息步伐 $BTC These past few days have been really exhausting. I saw my take-profit order executed this morning and thought I’d take a short nap, but ended up sleeping until the afternoon.
Looking back at the market, the volatility over the past three days has indeed narrowed—basically stuck oscillating within the 91,000 to 94,000 range. The Bollinger Bands on the four-hour chart haven’t contracted yet, which means this consolidation pattern won’t end easily in the short term.
Now it’s Friday, a key moment. If we don’t break out of this range before today’s close, the weekend market will most likely be even weaker, since liquidity will be further withdrawn.
The current strategy is actually quite clear: either wait for a breakout and chase, or keep buying low and selling high within the range. Focus on the support at the lower edge, 91,000, and the resistance at the upper edge, 94,000—if either breaks, adjust accordingly; if not, just keep playing the range.
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StableBoi
· 12-05 07:29
Slept until the afternoon, haha, I've been worn out like this too.
Back to this annoying 91000 to 94000 range again, with poor weekend liquidity, I don't think it'll work out.
Don't even think about it before a breakout, just keep messing around in the box.
Make some small change by selling high and buying low, since there isn't any big movement anyway.
If 94000 can't be broken, then there's really nothing happening this weekend.
Might as well sleep a bit more and avoid getting frustrated.
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CoinBasedThinking
· 12-05 06:19
Oscillating back and forth between 91k and 94k—this consolidation is really torturous.
Once weekend liquidity dries up, I’m afraid we’ll just have to stay flat.
Wait for a breakout, otherwise just keep scalping the range for some small profits.
Slept until the afternoon, haha, I got trapped by the same trick.
If it can’t break above the 94k upper band, there really isn’t much room for imagination.
Taking profit in the morning was smart—saves you from stressing now.
The fact that the Bollinger Bands haven’t tightened means this will drag on; Friday could be a key point.
The most annoying part of a consolidation phase is watching the charts all the time without making money.
If 91k holds, that’s not bad—let’s see how next week goes.
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LiquidatedThrice
· 12-05 06:14
Got trapped again, seriously, even my 3,000 stop-profit order got wiped out while I was sleeping.
How long is this range going to last? I know this feeling all too well.
Liquidity dries up over the weekend, just get ready for another round of losses.
Waiting for a breakout, right? Anyway, I've already been liquidated three times, what's a few more hours.
"Buy low, sell high"—sounds easy, but how many people can really catch the bottom?
Will a Fed rate cut really save my positions? Doesn't seem likely.
Honestly, I can't hold that 91,000 line at all—it’s exhausting just looking at it.
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TokenStorm
· 12-05 06:10
This 91-94 range will probably drag on for another week. Weekend liquidity is like a ghost.
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The Bollinger Bands not tightening means there’s still more turbulence ahead. I bet Friday’s close still won’t break through.
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I saw through this long ago, just waiting for that breakout moment. All the other time is just filler.
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Buy high, sell low sounds easy, but when you actually do it, it’s just getting slapped over and over. But that’s just my fate.
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Fed rate cuts? What a joke. Even that kind of good news can’t break through that wall above 94.
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When it comes to liquidity being pulled out, us retail investors feel it first—the whales already left a long time ago.
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I’ll bet a miner fee that the weekend will be even weaker. Not like there’s any other entertainment anyway.
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If 91,000 can’t hold, how much room is there below? On-chain data shows whales haven’t left, so I’m not leaving either.
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Degentleman
· 12-05 05:53
Slept until the afternoon, haha. I said that range-bound oscillation really tests human nature.
As long as it doesn't break 91000, it's basically a bet that nothing will happen over the weekend.
The buy low, sell high strategy is indeed steady, but the fees do eat into the profits a bit.
#美联储重启降息步伐 $BTC These past few days have been really exhausting. I saw my take-profit order executed this morning and thought I’d take a short nap, but ended up sleeping until the afternoon.
Looking back at the market, the volatility over the past three days has indeed narrowed—basically stuck oscillating within the 91,000 to 94,000 range. The Bollinger Bands on the four-hour chart haven’t contracted yet, which means this consolidation pattern won’t end easily in the short term.
Now it’s Friday, a key moment. If we don’t break out of this range before today’s close, the weekend market will most likely be even weaker, since liquidity will be further withdrawn.
The current strategy is actually quite clear: either wait for a breakout and chase, or keep buying low and selling high within the range. Focus on the support at the lower edge, 91,000, and the resistance at the upper edge, 94,000—if either breaks, adjust accordingly; if not, just keep playing the range.