After a period of sideways consolidation, the market finally shows an upward trend. However, retail investors should not celebrate yet; this rebound looks very weak.
From the market performance, the rally is clearly lacking strength, with enormous resistance above. The big players will never use their own money to help others break even—unless the profits are outrageously high. So this round of rally is very likely a trap to lure retail investors in.
My personal judgment is: Bitcoin (BTC) at the 91,000 level should consider taking profits. If you insist on greed, you must sell at 93,000; going higher would be risky. A deep correction is highly probable afterward.
Ethereum (ETH) is similar. 3100 can guide part of the position. At most, when it reaches 3200-3300, you should exit; don’t think about holding on further. This level is likely to be a deep shakeout, not a continued rise.
Why? Because the big players need to offload and realize profits. They won’t let the market rise easily; they will create pullbacks to break retail investors’ psychological defenses. The current weakness in the rally is exactly a signal.
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ZkProofPudding
· 01-06 01:05
You're digging a hole again. This rebound is really weak.
Retail investors should wake up. By 9.1, you should consider selling. If you keep greedy, just wait to be cut.
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CoinBasedThinking
· 01-04 23:52
Here we go again, hearing the market maker stories until my ears are calloused.
Is this really different this time? Or is it the same old script that tricks retail investors?
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DeFiDoctor
· 01-04 23:48
The diagnosis records show that the clinical manifestation of this rally is indeed concerning... A feeling of weakness is itself a bad signal.
It is recommended to conduct regular re-examinations. At 91,000, consider taking profits; a risk warning has been issued.
Weak rally? That’s a symptom of capital outflow, the market maker is definitely preparing to dump.
Weak rally = a sign of deep manipulation; this logic holds.
Retail investors need to learn to read liquidity indicators, don’t be fooled by superficial rebounds.
Protocol code has hidden risks, don’t touch it; the market situation is no different, all must be diagnosed clearly.
93,000 is the last critical point of this round of treatment; going higher would be truly dangerous.
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ser_ngmi
· 01-04 23:40
It's the same old story again, always saying they're digging a pit, but it just keeps rising in the end.
People are numb. Instead of analyzing the market maker's mentality, it's better to just hold and be stubborn.
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StrawberryIce
· 01-04 23:35
Here comes another trap, I knew it
Can't hold on anymore, 91,000 will reveal the truth
This time really, no more greed... maybe
The manipulator's tricks are still the same, we're just the leeks
Running at 3100 or 3300, so torn
The most terrifying thing is being unable to rebound, those who understand know
Feels like I'm about to be washed again
Something's wrong, too wrong
This time I choose to exit alive
After a period of sideways consolidation, the market finally shows an upward trend. However, retail investors should not celebrate yet; this rebound looks very weak.
From the market performance, the rally is clearly lacking strength, with enormous resistance above. The big players will never use their own money to help others break even—unless the profits are outrageously high. So this round of rally is very likely a trap to lure retail investors in.
My personal judgment is: Bitcoin (BTC) at the 91,000 level should consider taking profits. If you insist on greed, you must sell at 93,000; going higher would be risky. A deep correction is highly probable afterward.
Ethereum (ETH) is similar. 3100 can guide part of the position. At most, when it reaches 3200-3300, you should exit; don’t think about holding on further. This level is likely to be a deep shakeout, not a continued rise.
Why? Because the big players need to offload and realize profits. They won’t let the market rise easily; they will create pullbacks to break retail investors’ psychological defenses. The current weakness in the rally is exactly a signal.