Bitcoin's trend is indeed quite interesting. Looking at the recent daily chart, one side shows a soaring rally, while the other is declining. This stark contrast in market performance reflects a certain degree of market sentiment divergence. Sometimes the market is like this; within the same time frame, different trading pairs can exhibit completely opposite directions. This also reminds us that when making trading decisions, we shouldn't focus solely on a single asset; we need to learn to compare horizontally and observe the overall market rhythm.
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WalletDetective
· 01-06 18:51
The market is like this, with severe divergence. You need to look at multiple trading pairs to get a better understanding.
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LuckyBearDrawer
· 01-06 18:50
Alright, this time we really need to look at the overall picture and not just focus on battling BTC to the death.
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BlockchainDecoder
· 01-06 18:41
From a technical perspective, this opposing trend actually reflects an imbalance in the market's microstructure. It is worth noting that relying solely on daily charts can easily lead to pitfalls. Data shows that a deviation exceeding the historical average in correlated trading pairs is the true signal.
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GweiObserver
· 01-06 18:39
Let it split if it wants to, anyway I still stick to my guns and go all-in on the coins I believe in, regardless of the overall trend.
Bitcoin's trend is indeed quite interesting. Looking at the recent daily chart, one side shows a soaring rally, while the other is declining. This stark contrast in market performance reflects a certain degree of market sentiment divergence. Sometimes the market is like this; within the same time frame, different trading pairs can exhibit completely opposite directions. This also reminds us that when making trading decisions, we shouldn't focus solely on a single asset; we need to learn to compare horizontally and observe the overall market rhythm.