#比特币对比代币化黄金 Early morning of December 6: BTC/ETH Trend Analysis and Strategy Reference
Looking at the hourly chart, after the price broke through the key lower Bollinger Band, all three bands are pressing down and the opening is widening. This pattern is often accompanied by accelerated declines. The MACD lines are hovering in the weak zone, and the bearish momentum bars are continuously expanding—selling pressure is indeed strong, and market sentiment is somewhat depressed.
What about KDJ and RSI? All three lines are arranged bearishly, plunging directly into the oversold zone. The drop is too steep, and short-term pessimism is at its peak. However, oversold conditions also have their benefits: a technical rebound window could open at any time. Switching to the 15-minute timeframe, KDJ and RSI have already started to turn upwards, indicating the first signs of a bullish counterattack.
Going long during moments of extreme panic is honestly quite counterintuitive. But with indicators this oversold, blindly shorting also carries significant risk. The mindset for the early morning session is: look to go long on dips, but don’t chase upward momentum; the current trend is too volatile.
Reference ranges: $BTC can try going long around 88000-88500, targeting the 91000 area $ETH can open positions in the 3100-3120 range, targeting around 3200
Market volatility is high, so pay attention to position sizing and stop-loss control.
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YieldWhisperer
· 5h ago
The oversold rebound window has opened; this is a great opportunity to pick up bargains from the panic sell-off.
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ImpermanentLossFan
· 12-05 17:58
Such heavy overselling—a rebound window could open at any moment. Only those brave enough to bottom-fish in the early hours are true warriors.
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MindsetExpander
· 12-05 17:49
To buy the dip at this level of overselling really takes some guts.
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StablecoinEnjoyer
· 12-05 17:49
Oversold to this extent, the rebound window is indeed about to open, but with this pace in the early morning, it's really easy to get trapped.
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WinterWarmthCat
· 12-05 17:47
Damn, it's dropped like this again. It's so heavily oversold and you still dare to buy the dip? I don't have the guts for that.
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GateUser-e51e87c7
· 12-05 17:46
Can it really rebound around 88000? Feels like it might drop even further.
#比特币对比代币化黄金 Early morning of December 6: BTC/ETH Trend Analysis and Strategy Reference
Looking at the hourly chart, after the price broke through the key lower Bollinger Band, all three bands are pressing down and the opening is widening. This pattern is often accompanied by accelerated declines. The MACD lines are hovering in the weak zone, and the bearish momentum bars are continuously expanding—selling pressure is indeed strong, and market sentiment is somewhat depressed.
What about KDJ and RSI? All three lines are arranged bearishly, plunging directly into the oversold zone. The drop is too steep, and short-term pessimism is at its peak. However, oversold conditions also have their benefits: a technical rebound window could open at any time. Switching to the 15-minute timeframe, KDJ and RSI have already started to turn upwards, indicating the first signs of a bullish counterattack.
Going long during moments of extreme panic is honestly quite counterintuitive. But with indicators this oversold, blindly shorting also carries significant risk. The mindset for the early morning session is: look to go long on dips, but don’t chase upward momentum; the current trend is too volatile.
Reference ranges:
$BTC can try going long around 88000-88500, targeting the 91000 area
$ETH can open positions in the 3100-3120 range, targeting around 3200
Market volatility is high, so pay attention to position sizing and stop-loss control.