Yesterday's market performance was quite interesting—the high touched 910, and the low dipped to 894. The entire day was a tug-of-war between these two key levels. Currently, the price is still holding within the range without breaking out.
From the candlestick structure, there are no particularly clear directional signals in the short term. Neither bulls nor bears have gained the upper hand for now; overall, it's a consolidation phase. In this kind of market, trying to bet on a one-sided move requires patience and waiting for the right moment.
My personal approach is as follows: first, use short-term range trading to play the game, capitalizing on opportunities between the upper and lower bounds. Once the price can effectively break through this range, the market will give clearer signals, and then I will make specific strategic adjustments based on the trend.
Reference strategies: - If encountering resistance around 908, consider trying short positions with a target of 890 - If it truly breaks below 890, look for even lower levels - But if the support level below holds, it’s important to take profits promptly and consider long opportunities from a different perspective
The core of a ranging market is discipline and execution. Enter and exit quickly, don’t fall in love with the market, and always prioritize risk control.
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PositionPhobia
· 01-13 03:12
The most annoying thing about a volatile market, let's see again tomorrow.
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MetaverseVagabond
· 01-13 03:02
This range-bound fluctuation is just a trap to trap retail investors, with 908 short positions and 890 long positions. I'll wait for a breakout before making any moves.
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gas_guzzler
· 01-13 02:54
The volatile market is like this, it's very painful, and you have to stick to discipline.
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ForkPrince
· 01-13 02:51
A volatile market is just repeatedly trapping retail investors. Don't bother with range trading; once the price moves in one direction, it's over.
#Solana行情走势解读 January 13 BNB Short-term Technical Scan:
Yesterday's market performance was quite interesting—the high touched 910, and the low dipped to 894. The entire day was a tug-of-war between these two key levels. Currently, the price is still holding within the range without breaking out.
From the candlestick structure, there are no particularly clear directional signals in the short term. Neither bulls nor bears have gained the upper hand for now; overall, it's a consolidation phase. In this kind of market, trying to bet on a one-sided move requires patience and waiting for the right moment.
My personal approach is as follows: first, use short-term range trading to play the game, capitalizing on opportunities between the upper and lower bounds. Once the price can effectively break through this range, the market will give clearer signals, and then I will make specific strategic adjustments based on the trend.
Reference strategies:
- If encountering resistance around 908, consider trying short positions with a target of 890
- If it truly breaks below 890, look for even lower levels
- But if the support level below holds, it’s important to take profits promptly and consider long opportunities from a different perspective
The core of a ranging market is discipline and execution. Enter and exit quickly, don’t fall in love with the market, and always prioritize risk control.
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