Kept an eye on the market all night, and $BTC's recent move is quite interesting——both the 7-day and 30-day moving averages are starting to turn upward, indicating that the short-term bullish support is still quite strong. The Bollinger Bands' upper and lower bands also show some nuances; the middle band remains relatively stable, just hugging the upper band, which suggests that short-term resistance is unavoidable, and some consolidation is expected later.
This bullish surge used an old trick——a rapid ascent similar to pulling weeds in dry land. Basically, as long as the middle band support holds, there's no need to worry. The overall strategy remains unchanged, and the short-term sentiment is still leaning bullish.
**Recent Trading Suggestions:**
For $BTC, the 96000 level is a good entry point for buying on dips; small positions can be accumulated for a long position without issue. The target can be set around 98300-99000, as the upside potential is still there. If it falls below 96000 (referencing the 4-hour MA10 support), consider stop-loss to mitigate risk.
For $ETH, the range of 3340-3370 is a suitable entry zone, with targets around 3450-3480. The same logic applies: if it breaks below 3300 (the 4-hour middle band support), stop-loss should be executed promptly.
$SOL will continue to be observed, waiting for clearer signals before making a call.
Overall, the short-term bullish tone remains unchanged, but attention to detail is crucial to avoid being shaken out by volatility.
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VitaliksTwin
· 01-15 00:43
Hmm... The recent movement of BTC is indeed quite intriguing, but I still think the 96,000 level might be tested again at a lower point.
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P2ENotWorking
· 01-14 16:52
Staying so vigilant during the overnight session, still afraid of being shaken out haha
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AirdropAutomaton
· 01-14 16:51
After a night of trading, it's still the same old tricks, really just endless dry land pulling up onions.
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SnapshotStriker
· 01-14 16:51
Stayed up all night monitoring the market. This wave of BTC really has some potential, just worried about whether the midline can hold.
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WhaleMistaker
· 01-14 16:34
Hmm, the old trick of pulling up scallions in dry land is back again. It's really quite old.
#数字资产市场动态 January 15 Morning Notes
Kept an eye on the market all night, and $BTC's recent move is quite interesting——both the 7-day and 30-day moving averages are starting to turn upward, indicating that the short-term bullish support is still quite strong. The Bollinger Bands' upper and lower bands also show some nuances; the middle band remains relatively stable, just hugging the upper band, which suggests that short-term resistance is unavoidable, and some consolidation is expected later.
This bullish surge used an old trick——a rapid ascent similar to pulling weeds in dry land. Basically, as long as the middle band support holds, there's no need to worry. The overall strategy remains unchanged, and the short-term sentiment is still leaning bullish.
**Recent Trading Suggestions:**
For $BTC, the 96000 level is a good entry point for buying on dips; small positions can be accumulated for a long position without issue. The target can be set around 98300-99000, as the upside potential is still there. If it falls below 96000 (referencing the 4-hour MA10 support), consider stop-loss to mitigate risk.
For $ETH, the range of 3340-3370 is a suitable entry zone, with targets around 3450-3480. The same logic applies: if it breaks below 3300 (the 4-hour middle band support), stop-loss should be executed promptly.
$SOL will continue to be observed, waiting for clearer signals before making a call.
Overall, the short-term bullish tone remains unchanged, but attention to detail is crucial to avoid being shaken out by volatility.