2026-01-05 03:50:13

#数字资产动态追踪 Zhao Jinyan: The crude oil upward channel has opened, and the opportunity for short-term bottom fishing has arrived.

Crude oil has indeed been suppressed recently. It has been oscillating at low levels for a long time, and market enthusiasm has been worn out. But this state is the most dangerous—any slight disturbance can cause an immediate rebound, making short-term movements very fierce. Especially on Mondays, with this rhythm, if geopolitical conflicts escalate, the gap-up opening is highly likely, and short-term sentiment will directly explode.

How to operate? The logic is quite simple. Don't be greedy; just follow the sentiment. Once it starts to rise at the open, you can follow to take some profits, but take profits when the time is right—don't be sleepwalking. Then wait for a pullback; this is the real second entry opportunity. Enter quickly and exit quickly, aiming to catch these swings, and avoid stubbornly holding onto the trend.

Specific levels to watch: if crude oil returns to around 57, that is a favorable point for long positions. The short-term target can focus on the 60 to 62 range; once reached, consider taking profits.

Also pay attention to $BTC $ETH $SOL 's correlated movements in the market, as sometimes Bitcoin's direction can influence commodity markets.

(Strategy for reference only, risk is on your own)

BTC-1,37%

ETH-3,11%

SOL-2,29%

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NFTRegretDiary

· 01-06 10:39

I've been watching that level at 57 for a while, just worried that the rebound might not be strong enough. Quick in and out again, easy to say but hard to do, you need to be mentally prepared. When BTC makes a jump, Bitcoin tends to follow suit. Sometimes I feel like crude oil is also being manipulated. Short-term swings like this are indeed easy to get cut, so let's wait for clearer signals. Follow the sentiment? My emotions are already aligned with the market movements, isn't that a cycle? Can it really reach 60-62? I feel like the current resistance isn't that easy to break.

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ILCollector

· 01-05 11:26

57, trying to bottom out, do you think it can drop back down this time?

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StablecoinAnxiety

· 01-05 04:14

Buy the dip at 57 and sell at 60, sounds like a typical pump-and-dump scheme Wait, this guy says to follow the emotions, but emotions are the easiest to be manipulated Go all-in at 57? I'll just watch BTC first, if Bitcoin doesn't move, everything else is pointless Oh my god, it's both a swing and a retracement, can we just say whether it's profitable or not I'm a bit confused by this move, can someone ELI5 Instead of chasing crude oil, it's better to watch the stablecoin ratio, that's the real risk Ah ah ah, now we have to watch geopolitical issues again, I think I'll just lie flat Sell at 60? That's too greedy, what about psychological resilience? Crude oil is so exciting, but I'll leave it to professional traders, I'm just here to watch the fun

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SandwichDetector

· 01-05 04:12

Buying the dip at 57 sounds good, but I'm worried it might be a false breakout again; there are too many tricks involved.

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BearMarketMonk

· 01-05 04:11

Buying the dip at 57 is indeed tempting, but I always feel like the geopolitical risks this time are a bit虚虚 Quick in and out sounds simple, but in practice, it's easy to become greedy I've been observing the linkage with Bitcoin for two weeks, and there aren't many times when the commodity market follows suit When it returns to 60-62, it's time to sell. I have this discipline Compared to crude oil, I still pay more attention to on-chain movements, at least Bitcoin's swings are easier to grasp

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