#ETH走势分析 I noticed today while watching the market that several major coins are not looking good, with a clear bearish sentiment.
Starting with $BNB, the 1-hour chart has already broken down. Each rebound is weak, with each high lower than the previous one, and there’s that typical bearish engulfing candlestick pattern, while trading volume is shrinking. If it can’t hold key levels, it may keep dropping. Personally, I’m inclined to look for short opportunities in the 905 to 895 range, with the first target at 885. If that breaks, then watch 875 and 865.
$SOL is in a similar situation, also weak. You can consider setting up shorts in the 140 to 134 range, and take profit in batches at 128, 122, and 116.
$LTC is relatively lower. I suggest operating in the 84 to 82 range, with targets at 80, 78, and 76 in sequence.
Overall, the bears are still in control, and there are no signs of a reversal yet. The strategy is to wait for the rebound and then go short with the trend—don’t rush to buy the dip.
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GasFeeWhisperer
· 10h ago
The bearish narrative is starting again. Will we break through this time?
BNB's rhythm is really frustrating. Every rebound feels like squeezing toothpaste...
Has SOL broken 128 yet? I got stuck there last time.
Bottom fishing really is a trap. Better wait for a rebound.
No one has mentioned LTC lately; feels like it's about to be forgotten.
Bearish sentiment is everywhere, but I still want to see who ends up catching the bottom.
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MemeKingNFT
· 11h ago
Oh no, it's the same old short-selling drama again. I should have taken action last time when BNB was around 900, but I didn't move fast enough.
The bearish engulfing is really something. The weak rebound is just like this, looks like I'll have to wait for the rebound to be in place before making a move.
SOL is really weak this time; if it can't break 140, it's time to look downwards.
LTC's territory isn't looking good, might as well look for opportunities in blue-chip coins.
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GweiTooHigh
· 11h ago
It's the same bearish rhetoric again. I feel like levels like 885 and 875 have been talked to death. If it was really going to drop that much, it would have already crashed by now. Instead, those hyping it up at this point are probably just looking to offload their bags.
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ser_ngmi
· 11h ago
The bearish engulfing pattern is so obvious, damn, I even went against the trend and bought the dip this morning, haha.
Got schooled by the market again. Looks like I still need to patiently wait for a rebound before making a move.
There really weren’t any reversal signals this time. No wonder everyone’s saying not to rush into buying the dip.
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SellTheBounce
· 11h ago
Sell on the rebound, that's the only real truth. Don't think about buying the dip; that's just self-consolation for bagholders.
#ETH走势分析 I noticed today while watching the market that several major coins are not looking good, with a clear bearish sentiment.
Starting with $BNB, the 1-hour chart has already broken down. Each rebound is weak, with each high lower than the previous one, and there’s that typical bearish engulfing candlestick pattern, while trading volume is shrinking. If it can’t hold key levels, it may keep dropping. Personally, I’m inclined to look for short opportunities in the 905 to 895 range, with the first target at 885. If that breaks, then watch 875 and 865.
$SOL is in a similar situation, also weak. You can consider setting up shorts in the 140 to 134 range, and take profit in batches at 128, 122, and 116.
$LTC is relatively lower. I suggest operating in the 84 to 82 range, with targets at 80, 78, and 76 in sequence.
Overall, the bears are still in control, and there are no signs of a reversal yet. The strategy is to wait for the rebound and then go short with the trend—don’t rush to buy the dip.