In the context of consecutive new highs in gold prices, the liquidity issues in the crypto market have become even more prominent.
Today's Bitcoin movement is quite interesting—initially pulling back, then rebounding to the 91700 level. This perfectly aligns with the weekend's strategy—breaking through 90700 with a bullish approach, executing the strategy successfully, and earning 1000 points in a single trade. The rhythm seems well-controlled.
From a technical perspective, the support levels for Bitcoin and Ethereum on the 4-hour K-line are currently near the same price point, which is quite critical—if you are following the long-side approach, the current strategy should be to take profits gradually, locking in gains, and avoid excessive greed.
However, risk warnings are equally important. If Bitcoin falls below 89000 or Ethereum drops below 3050, the situation will need a complete reversal—at that point, a decisive short-term mindset should be adopted, and entanglement avoided. The market is never absolute, only probabilistic with risk control.
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IronHeadMiner
· 6h ago
Liquidity issues? Why are you still concerned about this? I'm just focusing on whether 91700 can hold. If it can't, then I have to be bearish.
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StableNomad
· 6h ago
ngl the liquidity squeeze while gold pumps is giving me 2018 vibes... statistically speaking this doesn't end well lol
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AllInAlice
· 6h ago
Did you take profit at 1000 points? I'm still waiting for a break below 92k, greed is how you make money.
How many times have we talked about the lack of liquidity? The crypto circle is just like this.
If 89000 breaks, do you really want to short? Damn, how strong does your mental resilience need to be?
What does gold hitting a new high have to do with the crypto circle? This logic is a bit far-fetched.
There are daily risk warnings, but who really follows them?
Why does it reverse so easily after breaking 3050? Feels like I might have to cut losses again.
Always taking profits in batches, but in the end, all the profits are gone.
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RiddleMaster
· 6h ago
It's the same old story, talking about take profit and stop loss a thousand times. The key question is, how many actually follow through?
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LiquidationWizard
· 6h ago
It's the same old risk control theory, but to be honest, a 1000-point profit is really comfortable. The key is that someone must actually take profit; isn't everyone just greedy until they get liquidated at the end?
In the context of consecutive new highs in gold prices, the liquidity issues in the crypto market have become even more prominent.
Today's Bitcoin movement is quite interesting—initially pulling back, then rebounding to the 91700 level. This perfectly aligns with the weekend's strategy—breaking through 90700 with a bullish approach, executing the strategy successfully, and earning 1000 points in a single trade. The rhythm seems well-controlled.
From a technical perspective, the support levels for Bitcoin and Ethereum on the 4-hour K-line are currently near the same price point, which is quite critical—if you are following the long-side approach, the current strategy should be to take profits gradually, locking in gains, and avoid excessive greed.
However, risk warnings are equally important. If Bitcoin falls below 89000 or Ethereum drops below 3050, the situation will need a complete reversal—at that point, a decisive short-term mindset should be adopted, and entanglement avoided. The market is never absolute, only probabilistic with risk control.