Recently, the market seems difficult, but in fact, it's an opportunity. The market will change, and your strategy must adjust accordingly. Rigid trading methods are indeed exhausting; it's better to stay calm temporarily.
Let's first talk about the current rhythm: Bitcoin around 8.7 can look for long opportunities, and around 9, consider short positions. Ethereum is similar, go long around 2900, and short near 3000. With this oscillation back and forth, a conservative trading approach is like picking up money. Even if there's a genuine breakout into a single trend, a single loss can be recovered by subsequent profits.
Now, look at the pattern for January. The bottom of Bitcoin's daily chart is rising, but the bottoms of mainstream altcoins' daily charts are actually declining, and signs of recovery haven't appeared yet. With current liquidity support lacking, the probability of a strong push into a one-sided trend is low. For the market to strengthen, there must be sufficient liquidity, market buy-in consensus, plus positive news to motivate retail and institutional sentiment. Therefore, my judgment is that January is very likely to test the bottom again, aiming to stimulate trading volume and activate market liquidity.
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Degen4Breakfast
· 7h ago
Same old story, is "oscillation" just picking up money? I thought so last year too, but ended up getting liquidated and learning my lesson.
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MEVHunterLucky
· 7h ago
Picking up money? Haha, it looks more like catching a bargain. 8.7 is worth a try, but I already sold at 9.
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DAOdreamer
· 7h ago
Buy the dip around 8.7, close positions near 9. This set of strategies sounds pretty smooth, but it's easy to lose confidence when actually executing.
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StablecoinEnjoyer
· 7h ago
Bottom out, bottom out if you want. Anyway, I'll just hold stablecoins and earn interest. I'll wait until you're done messing around.
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AirdropChaser
· 7h ago
Around 8.7 is really comfortable, I've already gotten in haha
Recently, the market seems difficult, but in fact, it's an opportunity. The market will change, and your strategy must adjust accordingly. Rigid trading methods are indeed exhausting; it's better to stay calm temporarily.
Let's first talk about the current rhythm: Bitcoin around 8.7 can look for long opportunities, and around 9, consider short positions. Ethereum is similar, go long around 2900, and short near 3000. With this oscillation back and forth, a conservative trading approach is like picking up money. Even if there's a genuine breakout into a single trend, a single loss can be recovered by subsequent profits.
Now, look at the pattern for January. The bottom of Bitcoin's daily chart is rising, but the bottoms of mainstream altcoins' daily charts are actually declining, and signs of recovery haven't appeared yet. With current liquidity support lacking, the probability of a strong push into a one-sided trend is low. For the market to strengthen, there must be sufficient liquidity, market buy-in consensus, plus positive news to motivate retail and institutional sentiment. Therefore, my judgment is that January is very likely to test the bottom again, aiming to stimulate trading volume and activate market liquidity.