#比特币对比代币化黄金 Bitcoin's recent price movement is quite interesting. On the hourly chart, there's significant resistance around the 918 to 920 range. Once it stabilizes above this level, upward momentum will be triggered directly, and a breakout above 930 is almost certain. After that, the moves from 930 to 950, then to 980, and even a push towards 100,000 would happen in a consistent rhythm. On the flip side, if it fails to hold, a pullback to the 906 to 910 range would actually be a good entry opportunity for those who don't have any coins.
Ethereum is in a similar situation. In the short term, it's stuck at the 317 to 318 level. Once it breaks through, it will head straight for 3220. Last week, it tried to break out three times in a row and failed—will it succeed this time? The probability of a breakout is indeed increasing. If it drops, the 3060 to 3090 area is a relatively strong support.
To be honest, the most important external factor to watch this week is whether the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates. Until things become clear, my personal inclination is still bullish.
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RugPullAlertBot
· 12-08 09:45
If the 918-920 level isn’t broken through, I think it’s all for nothing. But if it pulls back to 906-910, that’s really a good opportunity to buy the dip. I feel there’s a high probability it’ll drop down there.
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MetaverseHobo
· 12-08 09:38
That 918 barrier is really being tested over and over, feels like this time it might break.
ETH has failed to take out 317 three times in a row, it's definitely a bit annoying.
If the Fed really cuts rates, that'll be great, otherwise get ready to be repeatedly shaken out.
Feels like we'll have to wait a bit longer for Bitcoin to hit 100k, that's just being too greedy.
If ETH drops to the 3080 range, I'll buy in—there's strong historical support there.
The momentum is still bullish, just worried about a sudden black swan event.
If 918 can't be broken, it's actually a good opportunity to buy the dip. If you don't have coins, it's really time to get in.
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MetaverseLandlord
· 12-08 09:33
918 is really a critical hurdle. If it's broken, it'll go straight to 10,000; if not, just buy the dip. Either way, it's all money.
Ethereum has tried to break 3,180 three times and still hasn't succeeded. This time it feels shaky... If it fails again, I'll just buy the dip at 3,060.
The Fed is the real deciding factor here. There's nothing wrong with being bullish now, but we have to wait for a clear signal.
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CounterIndicator
· 12-08 09:29
If the key level at 918 can't be broken, it feels like it's going to be over. This constant back and forth every day is really annoying.
#比特币对比代币化黄金 Bitcoin's recent price movement is quite interesting. On the hourly chart, there's significant resistance around the 918 to 920 range. Once it stabilizes above this level, upward momentum will be triggered directly, and a breakout above 930 is almost certain. After that, the moves from 930 to 950, then to 980, and even a push towards 100,000 would happen in a consistent rhythm. On the flip side, if it fails to hold, a pullback to the 906 to 910 range would actually be a good entry opportunity for those who don't have any coins.
Ethereum is in a similar situation. In the short term, it's stuck at the 317 to 318 level. Once it breaks through, it will head straight for 3220. Last week, it tried to break out three times in a row and failed—will it succeed this time? The probability of a breakout is indeed increasing. If it drops, the 3060 to 3090 area is a relatively strong support.
To be honest, the most important external factor to watch this week is whether the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates. Until things become clear, my personal inclination is still bullish.