BCH has recently fallen into a converging triangle pattern, which often indicates a critical point for a major move. From the current funding rate, it is indeed positive, and there are quite a few bullish forces, but this is precisely the problem—although the bulls are present, the upward momentum appears weak.
According to conventional technical analysis, this kind of situation usually leads to a sharp decline first, with a clear purpose: to shake out those impatient bulls. My own strategy is based on this interpretation. The short position I placed at 638 yesterday has already been filled, and my current plan is to take profit around 626, then reverse to go long.
The key point here is: since the upward momentum is weak, the price needs to move down first, so that enough bullish energy can be accumulated. The next step is expected to follow the trend of BTC to move upward, so a counter-trend operation now is very important. If you plan to go long, there's no need to rush; around 620 is a good opportunity, but be sure to control your position size, as volatility will continue at this stage.
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FalseProfitProphet
· 8h ago
A weak and sluggish rally, it turns out it has to drop first before going up again.
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CascadingDipBuyer
· 8h ago
Ha, it's the same old trick. When the bulls are out of strength, they should collapse. My short position at 638 has already been profitable.
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This pattern is just a shakeout; don't be shaken out.
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I'll reverse my position at 626, following the trend of the big pancake for the most stability.
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Weakness means a drop; only by accumulating momentum can it surge. I understand the logic.
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Entering long at 620 is okay, but don't go all-in; the volatility isn't over yet.
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The converging triangle indicates that the bottom is only confirmed after a final shakeout.
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Looking at the bulls, but actually it's just false strength; it needs a shakeout to have a chance.
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StablecoinEnjoyer
· 01-10 13:01
638 short position has been executed, just waiting for 626 to harvest the leeks, haha
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NeonCollector
· 01-10 12:52
626 take profit and reverse to go long, this technique is quite something
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RugDocScientist
· 01-10 12:52
Short position has been entered, let's meet at 626 to take the long position.
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ContractExplorer
· 01-10 12:34
Ha, the bulls are present but weak and powerless. This is ridiculous. We might really need a sharp drop soon.
BCH has recently fallen into a converging triangle pattern, which often indicates a critical point for a major move. From the current funding rate, it is indeed positive, and there are quite a few bullish forces, but this is precisely the problem—although the bulls are present, the upward momentum appears weak.
According to conventional technical analysis, this kind of situation usually leads to a sharp decline first, with a clear purpose: to shake out those impatient bulls. My own strategy is based on this interpretation. The short position I placed at 638 yesterday has already been filled, and my current plan is to take profit around 626, then reverse to go long.
The key point here is: since the upward momentum is weak, the price needs to move down first, so that enough bullish energy can be accumulated. The next step is expected to follow the trend of BTC to move upward, so a counter-trend operation now is very important. If you plan to go long, there's no need to rush; around 620 is a good opportunity, but be sure to control your position size, as volatility will continue at this stage.