#比特币对比代币化黄金 Last week’s market was intense—price spikes came out of nowhere, and the long/short switches happened so fast it was hard to react. The 94,000 level was tested three times but never held, so shorting along the trend is really just keeping in step with the market’s rhythm—when it comes to trading, understanding what’s happening right now matters more than guessing up or down.
After drawing a “door” over the weekend, the market is now in a large-scale triangle consolidation. Next week, keep a close eye on two things: if the 96,000 resistance can’t be broken, the momentum for a rebound will keep building; also, the last rate meeting of the year is coming soon. Whether 2026 will see aggressive rate cuts or preemptive ones is much more important than a single 25 basis point cut. Technically, the hourly chart already shows a bearish crossover at the highs, so there’s a good chance we’ll see another dip before Monday night. The 96,000-96,500 range could be the key area for a trend reversal.
The trading strategy is actually pretty clear: stay bearish first, then look for a chance to flip long. Consider opening short positions around 90,500-91,000, targeting 86,000-86,500. Once the price stabilizes, switch to longs and use the news to break out of the triangle consolidation. The profit potential from this trend shift shouldn’t be small.
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BlockchainFries
· 20h ago
94,000 tried three times and didn't stand still, this wave is really empty, and the empty order is still comfortable
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MEVSupportGroup
· 12-10 01:15
Tried 94,000 three times and still couldn't hold above it, that's just ridiculous. Right now I just want to know what the tone will be for next week's rate decision—otherwise, no matter how good the technicals look, it's all for nothing.
It's a death cross, is it still going to keep dropping? How long do I have to hold my short position? I'm not too sure about this.
The real move is when the triangle consolidation breaks out—anything said now is too early.
The 86,000-86,500 target feels a bit greedy; what if it doesn't pull back that far?
I'll wait for a confirmation signal before flipping long. The last time I kept getting chopped up doing this is still fresh in my mind.
If 96,000 really breaks, I'll accept it, but it doesn't seem very likely. The bulls might still be building up strength.
The logic sounds clear, but I'm just worried the market will pull something unexpected at Monday's open.
If the news lines up with a technical breakout, this combo move would be awesome if it really plays out.
I've seen that hourly death cross, but the key is whether the volume matches up.
Talking about a trend reversal is easy, but actually trading it is full of traps.
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GateUser-1a2ed0b9
· 12-09 23:39
94,000 was tested three times but couldn't hold steady. This pace really can't be sustained. The logic of going short first and then long makes perfect sense.
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BlockchainBard
· 12-07 09:00
The 94,000 level is really as fragile as paper, tried three times and still didn't work...
I also noticed the bearish crossover on the hourly chart, next week is definitely a critical period.
If the next rebound really breaks 96,000, we can follow up with long positions. We need to pay more attention to the news as well.
Short positions near 86,000 should take profit, don't be greedy.
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gas_fee_therapist
· 12-07 09:00
94,000 tried three times but couldn't hold, this pace is really unbelievable. Death cross, bottom testing, then a reversal. Next week we'll see if 96,000 can hold.
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GasFeeNightmare
· 12-07 08:58
Tried 94,000 three times and still couldn't hold; this time I really have to seriously take a bearish view.
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DaisyUnicorn
· 12-07 08:57
94,000 has tried three times but still hasn't held steady. This flower is really wilting. The bearish logic is solid.
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SchrodingerProfit
· 12-07 08:57
94,000 third attempt not holding? This move might not have as much room as imagined, let's wait for the news.
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NFTragedy
· 12-07 08:36
Tried three times at 94000 but still chickened out. Is it really going to drop to 86 this time... I'm a bit nervous.
#比特币对比代币化黄金 Last week’s market was intense—price spikes came out of nowhere, and the long/short switches happened so fast it was hard to react. The 94,000 level was tested three times but never held, so shorting along the trend is really just keeping in step with the market’s rhythm—when it comes to trading, understanding what’s happening right now matters more than guessing up or down.
After drawing a “door” over the weekend, the market is now in a large-scale triangle consolidation. Next week, keep a close eye on two things: if the 96,000 resistance can’t be broken, the momentum for a rebound will keep building; also, the last rate meeting of the year is coming soon. Whether 2026 will see aggressive rate cuts or preemptive ones is much more important than a single 25 basis point cut. Technically, the hourly chart already shows a bearish crossover at the highs, so there’s a good chance we’ll see another dip before Monday night. The 96,000-96,500 range could be the key area for a trend reversal.
The trading strategy is actually pretty clear: stay bearish first, then look for a chance to flip long. Consider opening short positions around 90,500-91,000, targeting 86,000-86,500. Once the price stabilizes, switch to longs and use the news to break out of the triangle consolidation. The profit potential from this trend shift shouldn’t be small.