#数字资产动态追踪 International situation is turbulent, but crypto prices are actually strengthening—there's something a bit strange behind this rally.
In the past two weeks, major global events have been unfolding continuously. US military actions, Trump's geopolitical strategies, Middle East conflicts, OPEC production cuts... these usually suppress risk assets. But look at the performance of $BTC and $ETH? Not only did they not fall, they are actually rising. The short signals given last week have wiped out those trying to catch the bottom, and stop-losses are also quite painful. This "sideways movement without a drop" pattern, honestly, has a bit of weak momentum for the follow-up.
This week, data releases are dense, especially non-farm payrolls. Traders should remain cautious.
**Technical Overview**
Bitcoin broke through the 60-day moving average today, now testing the 93,000 level. Ethereum is around 3,200. Check the liquidation heatmap—there aren't many liquidation positions during upward moves. The real danger points are below—breaking below 90,000 and 3,000 will trigger large liquidations. Coupled with the ongoing deterioration of international situations, the bearish logic seems to be gaining the upper hand.
**Trading References**
*Bitcoin Strategy*
Shorts: Current price 92,800-93,300 can be considered for positions; conservative traders might wait until 93,700-94,000 to enter. Set stop-loss around 95,000. Initial targets are 92,000-91,000-90,000; if the price continues to break down, look at 89,000-88,000. Adjust stop-loss to lock in profits based on market conditions.
Longs: Retracement to 88,000-88,500 is an opportunity. Defensive level at 87,000. Targets above are 90,000-90,500, then 91,000-91,500. Remember to move stop-loss to break even if the position moves favorably.
*Ethereum Strategy*
Shorts: Enter at 3,180-3,200; conservative traders wait for 3,250. Defensive level at 3,300. Targets are 3,100-3,050-3,000; if broken, look at 2,950-2,920-2,900.
Longs: Enter on pullback at 3,020-3,050; defensive level at 2,960. Targets above are 3,100-3,140-3,170.
**Key Tips**
Based on current liquidation depth, upward moves lack strong momentum. During declines, liquidation amounts reach tens of billions of dollars. Without positive support, avoid chasing highs. The market isn't short of opportunities; patience is what’s needed.
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SybilAttackVictim
· 01-08 01:12
Oh no, it's the same bearish logic again. When was the last time I said this?
This market is indeed strange. I think the problem isn't technical, but that everyone is waiting for a "reasonable" reason for it to fall, but it just won't cooperate...
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SnapshotDayLaborer
· 01-07 19:10
Damn, I really got caught in that short signal wave... Looking at this trend now, it's honestly a bit shaky, lacking momentum, brother.
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LiquidityOracle
· 01-07 06:43
It's just weird, it's just that the funds are avoiding risk.
Basically, it's still about how the non-farm payroll data will impact the market at that moment.
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DefiEngineerJack
· 01-05 02:10
ngl the liquidation asymmetry here is *actually* the real tell. show me the formal verification of this "sideways momentum" claim and maybe i'll stop laughing
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BlockchainDecoder
· 01-05 02:10
From a technical architecture perspective, the abnormality of this wave of market conditions is indeed worth investigating. According to the data from the liquidation heatmap, the distribution of chips during the upward phase is uneven, which is a typical characteristic of a "false breakout signal" in behavioral finance—it's worth noting that genuine liquidity traps are often hidden within these strange "sideways but not falling" movements.
It is recommended that everyone analyze calmly and not be fooled by the news surrounding geopolitical factors.
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BearMarketBro
· 01-05 02:09
Here comes the same old trick of cutting leeks again. Why did last week's bearish signal disappear? I see through this fake rally.
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ImpermanentPhobia
· 01-05 02:08
Honestly, this wave of market behavior is indeed strange. Bearish signals are everywhere, yet the price is rising... It feels like a shakeout.
Chasing highs really makes it easy to get trapped. It's safer to wait for a pullback before entering.
The resistance around 94,000 shouldn't be small, whether it breaks or not is the key.
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PhantomMiner
· 01-05 02:07
This wave of the market is really strange; all the bearish signals have failed one after another, haha.
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AirdropHunter9000
· 01-05 01:56
What a load of nonsense, it's just the big players shaking out the weak.
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MEV_Whisperer
· 01-05 01:54
Once again, it's this magical move of "bad situation coins rebound" ... Had I known earlier, I wouldn't have listened to the bears' pessimism last week.
#数字资产动态追踪 International situation is turbulent, but crypto prices are actually strengthening—there's something a bit strange behind this rally.
In the past two weeks, major global events have been unfolding continuously. US military actions, Trump's geopolitical strategies, Middle East conflicts, OPEC production cuts... these usually suppress risk assets. But look at the performance of $BTC and $ETH? Not only did they not fall, they are actually rising. The short signals given last week have wiped out those trying to catch the bottom, and stop-losses are also quite painful. This "sideways movement without a drop" pattern, honestly, has a bit of weak momentum for the follow-up.
This week, data releases are dense, especially non-farm payrolls. Traders should remain cautious.
**Technical Overview**
Bitcoin broke through the 60-day moving average today, now testing the 93,000 level. Ethereum is around 3,200. Check the liquidation heatmap—there aren't many liquidation positions during upward moves. The real danger points are below—breaking below 90,000 and 3,000 will trigger large liquidations. Coupled with the ongoing deterioration of international situations, the bearish logic seems to be gaining the upper hand.
**Trading References**
*Bitcoin Strategy*
Shorts: Current price 92,800-93,300 can be considered for positions; conservative traders might wait until 93,700-94,000 to enter. Set stop-loss around 95,000. Initial targets are 92,000-91,000-90,000; if the price continues to break down, look at 89,000-88,000. Adjust stop-loss to lock in profits based on market conditions.
Longs: Retracement to 88,000-88,500 is an opportunity. Defensive level at 87,000. Targets above are 90,000-90,500, then 91,000-91,500. Remember to move stop-loss to break even if the position moves favorably.
*Ethereum Strategy*
Shorts: Enter at 3,180-3,200; conservative traders wait for 3,250. Defensive level at 3,300. Targets are 3,100-3,050-3,000; if broken, look at 2,950-2,920-2,900.
Longs: Enter on pullback at 3,020-3,050; defensive level at 2,960. Targets above are 3,100-3,140-3,170.
**Key Tips**
Based on current liquidation depth, upward moves lack strong momentum. During declines, liquidation amounts reach tens of billions of dollars. Without positive support, avoid chasing highs. The market isn't short of opportunities; patience is what’s needed.