Based on yesterday's performance, analyze the possible development paths today and list the three most probable scenarios for reference.
**Scenario 1: High Probability - Consolidation with Strength**
Expected trading range between $90,800 and $93,500. What is the basis for this judgment? There was no significant volume-driven decline yesterday, which means selling pressure is actually limited. Currently, both bulls and bears are observing signals, and neither side wants to take the initiative to attack. The market is more inclined toward a "sideways grind"—using time to create space and gradually wear down hesitant positions.
From a capital perspective, this kind of patience is more stable than directly choosing a direction. Until clear directional signals emerge, trading within a range is a reasonable choice.
**Core Trading Strategy Advice:**
Don’t chase highs when pushing upward. The key is not to operate hastily due to lack of direction.
Don’t panic when prices fall. As long as there’s no volume-driven breakdown of support, it indicates the bottom still has support.
Range trading mindset—capture volatility opportunities within this price bandwidth rather than betting on direction. This is often the period that tests market patience the most, but also the window to accumulate the lowest cost of positions.
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PseudoIntellectual
· 7h ago
Sideways trading is frustrating; this kind of market really tests your patience. You still need to hold the 90800 level.
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ImpermanentPhobia
· 12-16 17:54
It's that kind of sideways grinding market again, I really dislike this kind because it tests people's patience.
I really can't do range trading; I tend to want to chase highs at a glance. Maybe I'll wait until a breakout.
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GasWaster69
· 12-15 05:57
Oh no, it's just another sideways grind. I really hate this frustrating market.
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CryptoGoldmine
· 12-15 05:57
The idea of range trading is indeed stable, but I am more concerned about the change in the mining profitability ratio during this wave of oscillation. Within the bandwidth from 90800 to 93500, the ROI potential during the mining difficulty adjustment cycle is actually more interesting.
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OnChainArchaeologist
· 12-15 05:56
90,800 to 93,500? Definitely a frustrating rhythm; I hate this kind of sideways market... But indeed, avoiding chasing highs is wise.
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PessimisticLayer
· 12-15 05:38
In the range of 90800 to 93500, to put it simply, everyone is just watching the show, no one wants to make the first move. I actually respect this kind of sideways movement. Compared to the gambler mentality of overnight riches, this is what real trading is all about.
BTC Price Trend Three-Scenario Analysis
Based on yesterday's performance, analyze the possible development paths today and list the three most probable scenarios for reference.
**Scenario 1: High Probability - Consolidation with Strength**
Expected trading range between $90,800 and $93,500. What is the basis for this judgment? There was no significant volume-driven decline yesterday, which means selling pressure is actually limited. Currently, both bulls and bears are observing signals, and neither side wants to take the initiative to attack. The market is more inclined toward a "sideways grind"—using time to create space and gradually wear down hesitant positions.
From a capital perspective, this kind of patience is more stable than directly choosing a direction. Until clear directional signals emerge, trading within a range is a reasonable choice.
**Core Trading Strategy Advice:**
Don’t chase highs when pushing upward. The key is not to operate hastily due to lack of direction.
Don’t panic when prices fall. As long as there’s no volume-driven breakdown of support, it indicates the bottom still has support.
Range trading mindset—capture volatility opportunities within this price bandwidth rather than betting on direction. This is often the period that tests market patience the most, but also the window to accumulate the lowest cost of positions.