The oscillating pattern continues to dominate the market, with trading activity entering a phase of stagnation. The liquidity fatigue observed during the weekend has become the norm, making it difficult to generate significant waves. Currently, the bulls and bears are in a stalemate, and market enthusiasm has plummeted sharply. A trending market has not yet formed the conditions to break out. Instead of stubbornly predicting the direction and holding positions, it is better to focus on short-term volatility, quickly enter and exit to lock in certain gains. This is the best approach at the moment. Let go of the obsession with patterns, respect the nature of market oscillations, and prioritize strict risk management—wishing everyone smooth sailing and secure profits!
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The oscillating pattern continues to dominate the market, with trading activity entering a phase of stagnation. The liquidity fatigue observed during the weekend has become the norm, making it difficult to generate significant waves. Currently, the bulls and bears are in a stalemate, and market enthusiasm has plummeted sharply. A trending market has not yet formed the conditions to break out. Instead of stubbornly predicting the direction and holding positions, it is better to focus on short-term volatility, quickly enter and exit to lock in certain gains. This is the best approach at the moment. Let go of the obsession with patterns, respect the nature of market oscillations, and prioritize strict risk management—wishing everyone smooth sailing and secure profits!