Those who can truly navigate through bull and bear markets are often the ones who persevere when no one is paying attention. The ability to double returns, frankly, results from daring to go against the trend when others are panicking.
Looking at the current Bitcoin chart, it has indeed shaken off the previous weak sentiment. After consolidating around 87,000, the price did not continue to drop to 85,700 but instead quickly stabilized and even moved higher. This pattern of gradually raising lows indicates that the bearish momentum is weakening.
Technical signals also confirm this. The price has re-entered the upper Bollinger Band, and the four-hour chart shows a "bottoming out → recovery → rebound" correction pattern, with bearish momentum clearly waning. The MACD has shifted from expanding to contracting and is gradually leveling off, while the RSI has risen back to a neutral-strong zone—these all reflect a market sentiment shifting from defensive to recovery.
Currently, the 87,000 level has established itself as a phase support. The short-term trend is a rebound followed by a relatively strong oscillation, and the key next step is to see if the previous high resistance can be broken.
**Trading Strategy:** - Consider moderate participation around 87,800 for BTC, targeting 90,000 - Position around 2,920 for ETH, aiming for 3,200
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SchrodingerAirdrop
· 18h ago
Exactly right, this wave of low points being raised is quite interesting, and the bears are really losing momentum. If it stabilizes above 87,000, it's time to get in; otherwise, you'll regret it again.
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CodeZeroBasis
· 19h ago
If 87,000 can't be broken, then it has to go higher. Getting through the toughest times is really meaningful.
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ForkTongue
· 19h ago
The continuous higher lows signal is indeed a top, and finally, signs of the bears losing momentum are appearing.
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GasFeeCrier
· 19h ago
Continuously raising the lows is indeed an interesting signal; the bears are bleeding.
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ApeWithNoFear
· 19h ago
87,000 holding steady is a signal; the bears are really exhausted. I've heard the saying that lows keep getting higher countless times, but this time feels different.
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How to view the rebound volatility? Can the previous high be broken? Or will it return to the 87 line for repeated testing?
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Honestly, the most impressive gains are often forced out, not planned.
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Upper Bollinger Band, MACD flatlining—are these technical indicators always that accurate? Brother, are you teaching me how to read candlesticks?
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Enter at 87,800? Or wait until 90,000? This rebound still feels a bit fake.
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The real test is whether we can endure the next dump. I bought the bottoms the last two times, but what was the result?
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Entering ETH at 2920? Let me see if it will drop again... But if it really starts to rise from here, those who missed out will probably regret it again.
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Constantly raising the lows is indeed a good sign, but I care more about trading volume. Rebounds without volume are all fake.
Those who can truly navigate through bull and bear markets are often the ones who persevere when no one is paying attention. The ability to double returns, frankly, results from daring to go against the trend when others are panicking.
Looking at the current Bitcoin chart, it has indeed shaken off the previous weak sentiment. After consolidating around 87,000, the price did not continue to drop to 85,700 but instead quickly stabilized and even moved higher. This pattern of gradually raising lows indicates that the bearish momentum is weakening.
Technical signals also confirm this. The price has re-entered the upper Bollinger Band, and the four-hour chart shows a "bottoming out → recovery → rebound" correction pattern, with bearish momentum clearly waning. The MACD has shifted from expanding to contracting and is gradually leveling off, while the RSI has risen back to a neutral-strong zone—these all reflect a market sentiment shifting from defensive to recovery.
Currently, the 87,000 level has established itself as a phase support. The short-term trend is a rebound followed by a relatively strong oscillation, and the key next step is to see if the previous high resistance can be broken.
**Trading Strategy:**
- Consider moderate participation around 87,800 for BTC, targeting 90,000
- Position around 2,920 for ETH, aiming for 3,200