Looking at the chart, the price is holding above the 90,236 midline level. The MACD has already formed a bullish crossover and turned green, which indicates that the bearish momentum is weakening and the bulls are starting to show some strength. However, you'll notice that the trading volume isn't keeping up—this rebound clearly lacks solid volume support, so how far it can go remains uncertain.
Looking upward, 92,335 is a hurdle and a key short-term resistance level. If the price can't break through, it's likely to return to the consolidation range and keep fluctuating; but if it does manage to break out and hold, there's a chance to test the previous high at 94,185.
At the current position, I personally lean toward considering long positions in the 88,000 to 89,000 range, aiming first for the 90,500–91,500 area. If it breaks out successfully, then hold for more upside. But remember: a rebound without strong volume can stall at any time, so stop-loss levels are a must.
The market changes quickly; this is just my personal opinion based on technical analysis, for reference only.
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FUD_Vaccinated
· 17h ago
If you can't measure it, you're playing a hooligan, and I've seen too much of this kind of backlash
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GateUser-3824aa38
· 12-08 02:19
With such sluggish trading volume, it's really hard to say how far the rebound can go. Going long in the 88,000-89,000 range feels a bit like gambling.
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SelfRugger
· 12-08 02:19
With such weak volume, how can there be any rebound? Let's wait for it to drop before doing anything.
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GasFeeAssassin
· 12-08 02:14
With such weak volume, you still expect the rebound to take off? You'll just end up back at break-even again.
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fren.eth
· 12-08 02:13
Volume is the main weakness here; the rebound lacks momentum and it feels like it could reverse at any moment.
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BearMarketMonk
· 12-08 02:11
The volume is too weak. This rebound doesn’t seem to have much momentum. It’s better to stay on the sidelines for now.
#比特币对比代币化黄金 December 8 BTC Trend Observation
Looking at the chart, the price is holding above the 90,236 midline level. The MACD has already formed a bullish crossover and turned green, which indicates that the bearish momentum is weakening and the bulls are starting to show some strength. However, you'll notice that the trading volume isn't keeping up—this rebound clearly lacks solid volume support, so how far it can go remains uncertain.
Looking upward, 92,335 is a hurdle and a key short-term resistance level. If the price can't break through, it's likely to return to the consolidation range and keep fluctuating; but if it does manage to break out and hold, there's a chance to test the previous high at 94,185.
At the current position, I personally lean toward considering long positions in the 88,000 to 89,000 range, aiming first for the 90,500–91,500 area. If it breaks out successfully, then hold for more upside. But remember: a rebound without strong volume can stall at any time, so stop-loss levels are a must.
The market changes quickly; this is just my personal opinion based on technical analysis, for reference only.