The market continues to follow a classic wave pattern. In the early session, Bitcoin initiated a bullish trend around 91,100, then decisively took profits when it surged to 92,500. By evening, the price retraced to the support zone at 91,800-91,700, presenting another good opportunity for bullish entry, so traders added to their positions. Now it has reached 92,888, with a single-sided increase of over 1,000 points. Short-term traders can handle their positions flexibly—those eager to cash out can partially close positions, but if confident in the market's future, it’s advisable to keep some long positions at lower levels for continued optimism. The key is to move the stop-loss up to your entry price, which protects profits and leaves enough room for the market to rise.
Ethereum also performs steadily. From an early entry point of 3,093, it has risen to 3,160. Although the increase isn't as dramatic as Bitcoin's, this steady upward momentum is equally reliable. Overall, both main trends are sending positive signals; the main focus should be on managing risk exposure and stop-loss levels.
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GasGuzzler
· 5h ago
A thousand points increase is pretty good, but I feel this pullback is a bit fake.
Should we build a position now, everyone?
ETH is steady and stable, but I'm just worried it might be a fleeting moment again.
If I had known earlier, I should have heavily invested in the morning. Now chasing the high feels a bit uncomfortable.
I really can't understand stop-losses well; I always set the wrong levels.
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VitalikFanboy42
· 12h ago
The thousand-point rally is so exciting; I wish I had gone all in this morning.
Why is ETH still so stable? Its gains are indeed not as explosive as BTC.
Just set a good stop-loss; don't wait for liquidation.
Isn't it time to take profits at 92888? It feels a bit shaky.
Can ETH still surge? It seems there's not much momentum left.
This move with Bitcoin is solid; now just see if it can hold the support.
Adding more definitely paid off; now just waiting to see if it can hit a new high again.
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PortfolioAlert
· 12h ago
A thousand-point increase, it looks great but what should I do if I get itchy hands?
The future market still depends on whether it can break new highs; otherwise, it's just a cycle of repeatedly cutting losses.
Ethereum is stable, but it's falling behind Bitcoin's pace, which is a bit annoying.
Stop-losses are really important, a bloody lesson, brothers.
Bitcoin's recent rhythm is indeed good, but I'm worried about a single bearish candle wiping it all out.
I think it's better to keep a long position, don't be too greedy.
Can Ethereum hold at the 3160 level? It feels a bit uncertain.
At 92,888, should I keep chasing? That's the real question.
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HashRateHustler
· 12h ago
A thousand-point increase this wave is indeed exciting, but it feels like this pace is hard to sustain, so be cautious.
I should have jumped in at 91700, but unfortunately I reacted too slowly and can only eat some leftovers.
Is Ethereum really this stable? It feels like it's in a downtrend, so I'm a bit skeptical.
Is 92888 a strong resistance level? Can it continue to push higher? I'm not confident.
Based on this increase, moving the stop-loss up is definitely the right move, but the problem is no one wants to cut their losses.
ETH's pace is a bit sluggish. Compared to Bitcoin's rapid momentum, I still prefer BTC.
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SerNgmi
· 12h ago
A thousand-point increase is pretty good, another familiar rhythm
Bitcoin is indeed steady this wave, daring to add positions on dips, making a lot of money
Ethereum remains so stable, with no tricks up its sleeve
I've already said that stop-loss should be moved up, this is the real secret to surviving and making money
But to be honest, now chasing highs, you still need to be careful
This market keeps playing out classic rhythms every day, why do I still get easily influenced?
After a thousand-point rise, I'm still debating whether to cash out, my mindset is really poor
Contract beginners look at this textbook-like market, almost wanting to go all-in
Feels like the next wave of correction is coming again, the previous rise was too fast
Steady upward movement is the most deceptive, often a sign of an impending crash
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ClassicDumpster
· 12h ago
A thousand-point increase directly takes off, this rhythm just owes it a top
The market continues to follow a classic wave pattern. In the early session, Bitcoin initiated a bullish trend around 91,100, then decisively took profits when it surged to 92,500. By evening, the price retraced to the support zone at 91,800-91,700, presenting another good opportunity for bullish entry, so traders added to their positions. Now it has reached 92,888, with a single-sided increase of over 1,000 points. Short-term traders can handle their positions flexibly—those eager to cash out can partially close positions, but if confident in the market's future, it’s advisable to keep some long positions at lower levels for continued optimism. The key is to move the stop-loss up to your entry price, which protects profits and leaves enough room for the market to rise.
Ethereum also performs steadily. From an early entry point of 3,093, it has risen to 3,160. Although the increase isn't as dramatic as Bitcoin's, this steady upward momentum is equally reliable. Overall, both main trends are sending positive signals; the main focus should be on managing risk exposure and stop-loss levels.