#美国核心CPI未达市场预期 Bitcoin's four-hour K-line has recently been a bit weak, with the highs continuously moving lower, having already broken through the midline and now running along the lower band. During rebounds, the volume can't keep up, which is a typical sign that the downtrend may continue. The recent upward corrections are just technical minor pullbacks.
From a price perspective, there are several key levels to watch: 90,000 is the first resistance point, and 92,000 is the confluence of the midline and previous support. Support below is around 88,000, with 87,500 being a previous low plus the midline, which is also a key area to monitor. If it breaks below 87,500, then the next level to watch is the 86,000 zone.
The short-term trading strategy is as follows: when the price rebounds to around 90,000, it is not recommended to chase long positions. Consider lightly shorting with a stop-loss above 92,300. The initial target is 88,000, followed by 87,500. Only if there is a volume breakout and a steady hold above 92,000 does it make sense to consider switching to a long position. $BTC $ETH Still need to closely monitor the impact of US economic data.
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AlwaysMissingTops
· 13h ago
The volume can't keep up, which is a signal. This rebound is just a fake-out. Just wait and lay out short positions. See you at 86,000.
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CrossChainMessenger
· 21h ago
The short position has been entered, just waiting for a drop below 87,500. When that happens, this wave of short-term profits will be very satisfying. CPI data is hinting at continued weakness in the coin price, and the US economy can't hold up.
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ProofOfNothing
· 01-22 16:43
The volume isn't matching, and this short position indeed looks comfortable. It's only a real issue if the 87,500 level is broken.
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GasFeeBarbecue
· 01-21 10:50
The lack of volume really indicates a decline. This correction looks fake; wait until it breaks 87,500 to see the real move.
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DeFiGrayling
· 01-21 10:47
The trading volume is not matching, and the decline may continue. We really need to be cautious with this short position setup.
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MEVVictimAlliance
· 01-21 10:43
Still crashing? This time the CPI isn't strong. How are you positioning your short positions?
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GasGuzzler
· 01-21 10:36
With such weak volume, what's the point of a rebound... Just short directly to 87,500 and see.
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RugpullAlertOfficer
· 01-21 10:29
This wave of volume is indeed a bit sneaky, the rebound is weak, and it seems like we still need to keep pushing down.
#美国核心CPI未达市场预期 Bitcoin's four-hour K-line has recently been a bit weak, with the highs continuously moving lower, having already broken through the midline and now running along the lower band. During rebounds, the volume can't keep up, which is a typical sign that the downtrend may continue. The recent upward corrections are just technical minor pullbacks.
From a price perspective, there are several key levels to watch: 90,000 is the first resistance point, and 92,000 is the confluence of the midline and previous support. Support below is around 88,000, with 87,500 being a previous low plus the midline, which is also a key area to monitor. If it breaks below 87,500, then the next level to watch is the 86,000 zone.
The short-term trading strategy is as follows: when the price rebounds to around 90,000, it is not recommended to chase long positions. Consider lightly shorting with a stop-loss above 92,300. The initial target is 88,000, followed by 87,500. Only if there is a volume breakout and a steady hold above 92,000 does it make sense to consider switching to a long position. $BTC $ETH Still need to closely monitor the impact of US economic data.