BTC 4-Hour Chart Observation: Volume Shrinkage Hides Risks, Keep a Close Eye on These Key Levels

[Crypto World] Looking at the BTC 4-hour chart, since the rebound at 4 PM on December 5, the price has indeed recovered quite a bit. The bullish candle that started in the early hours of December 6 directly broke through the 4 AM high, but in the end, that candlestick closed a bit hesitantly—although it was a bullish candle, the volume had clearly shrunk.

Trading volume has dropped noticeably compared to the previous few hours. The price is rising but the volume isn’t keeping up—this divergence between price and volume is something to watch out for. The MACD is a bit interesting; the histogram is still below the zero line, but the negative value is narrowing slightly, indicating that bearish momentum is weakening. The KDJ is hovering around 25, without a clear golden cross or death cross signal, so it’s in a neutral zone.

Based on recent volatility, I’ve marked a few key levels: You can consider opening long positions around 85149 or 85453, with a stop-loss set below 84599 to be on the safe side. If it really moves up, the first target is 94721; you can partially take profits around the second target at 94001. For short positions, the stop-loss should be set above 94010.

The current support is at 88861, and resistance is still around 94721. The recent high reached 93543, and the low dipped to 85024. Overall, it’s still oscillating within this range.

In summary, the short-term direction is not particularly clear. The lack of volume is a risk, so I recommend testing with small positions and using strict stop-losses.