#数字资产市场动态 Should Ethereum and Bitcoin be bottomed out? Calm down for a second before deciding
Recently, the market has been falling sharply. Having a hot cup of tea helped me realize: just like brewing tea, the first infusion is cloudy, only after three infusions does the true flavor emerge — the market rhythm should be viewed the same way.
The first round of decline was real, retail investors really took losses; stuck at the 3180 level, it seems like the decline has stopped, but don’t be fooled — that’s just the second phase of wear-down. It’s all about retail investors chopping each other, with no sign of institutional money entering.
My friend was still shouting "full position to buy in" a couple of days ago, and I advised him not to rush. Look at the 15-minute K-line, it’s completely a dead line, no waves, the main players haven’t even started moving, just watching retail investors mess around — it’s like a slaughterhouse taking a break.
$ETH My idea is to choose one of two strategies: if you’re conservative, buy long at 3140-3155; if it breaks below 3118, exit immediately; if it rises to 3220, start reducing positions; if you’re more aggressive, wait for a rebound to 3220-3230 to short, if it doesn’t hold at 3270, cut losses, and look for support at 3165 and 3120 below.
$BTC It’s safer to short in the 92600-93300 range, with 94100 as a defensive line, targeting 91500; if broken, look towards 910 and 903.
The current market K-line looks like little fish darting around, with no rhythm at all. The big trend hasn’t arrived yet; only when that black swan event happens can we see the real move.
The tea is still warm, don’t rush to bottom-fish, let the market run a bit more. Time will tell us who the true trend is.
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FOMOSapien
· 16h ago
The analogy of taking a break at the slaughterhouse is perfect. Now it's just sending vegetables inside; let's wait until the main players really start moving.
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BTCWaveRider
· 16h ago
The slaughterhouse analogy is spot on; retail investors are now just fighting each other, while the big players are still sitting back and watching.
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SillyWhale
· 16h ago
The metaphor of taking a break at the slaughterhouse is perfect; retail investors are now cutting themselves, while institutions are still having tea.
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AirdropFreedom
· 16h ago
That's right, retail investors are now cutting their own wrists; the main players haven't even entered the market. I'm also waiting, but I think this round might still drop further. I don't quite believe in your 3140 level.
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TokenDustCollector
· 16h ago
The metaphor of taking a break at the slaughterhouse is perfect; retail investors are now just cutting each other's legs, while the main players haven't even lifted a eyelid. I'll still wait and see; this rhythm feels off.
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StakeHouseDirector
· 16h ago
During the slaughterhouse break period, retail investors are still fighting among themselves. I'm just sitting here drinking tea, waiting for the main players to actually put real money into the market.
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GateUser-4745f9ce
· 16h ago
Slaughterhouse rest periods indeed prevent trading, as the main players are all dozing off. What's the point of retail investors messing around blindly?
#数字资产市场动态 Should Ethereum and Bitcoin be bottomed out? Calm down for a second before deciding
Recently, the market has been falling sharply. Having a hot cup of tea helped me realize: just like brewing tea, the first infusion is cloudy, only after three infusions does the true flavor emerge — the market rhythm should be viewed the same way.
The first round of decline was real, retail investors really took losses; stuck at the 3180 level, it seems like the decline has stopped, but don’t be fooled — that’s just the second phase of wear-down. It’s all about retail investors chopping each other, with no sign of institutional money entering.
My friend was still shouting "full position to buy in" a couple of days ago, and I advised him not to rush. Look at the 15-minute K-line, it’s completely a dead line, no waves, the main players haven’t even started moving, just watching retail investors mess around — it’s like a slaughterhouse taking a break.
$ETH My idea is to choose one of two strategies: if you’re conservative, buy long at 3140-3155; if it breaks below 3118, exit immediately; if it rises to 3220, start reducing positions; if you’re more aggressive, wait for a rebound to 3220-3230 to short, if it doesn’t hold at 3270, cut losses, and look for support at 3165 and 3120 below.
$BTC It’s safer to short in the 92600-93300 range, with 94100 as a defensive line, targeting 91500; if broken, look towards 910 and 903.
The current market K-line looks like little fish darting around, with no rhythm at all. The big trend hasn’t arrived yet; only when that black swan event happens can we see the real move.
The tea is still warm, don’t rush to bottom-fish, let the market run a bit more. Time will tell us who the true trend is.