As the year approaches its end, contract trading may present many opportunities—staying in sync with the rhythm and focusing on short-term bullishness is key.
On the oil price front, the bullish outlook remains, with a target around 2700. After three waves, understanding the intraday market points and preparing a comprehensive trading plan for the day is not difficult.
Regarding Bitcoin, starting from 86,300 and reaching towards 87,000, it continues to show strong performance. In comparison, Ethereum's price fluctuations are less aggressive—which is also why many prefer Bitcoin.
Looking at the daytime market, it generally trends within a range, and taking quick profits on short-term longs is the best strategy. Instead of greedily chasing highs, it's better to steadily capitalize on pullbacks within the oscillation. Although market liquidity decreases towards the end of the year, experienced traders know—this is actually a golden period for accumulating experience and achieving steady profits.
#以太坊行情解读 $BTC Both are worth paying attention to. Find your own rhythm, and leave the rest to the market.
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All-InQueen
· 12-17 08:22
Talking about the golden period at the end of the year again, I think it's just retail investors taking the bait. BTC's recent surge has already been absorbed, so what's there to talk about in terms of momentum?
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OldLeekMaster
· 12-17 08:16
It's the same "grasp the rhythm" phrase again, and it's getting old. The problem is that most people have no rhythm at all.
BTC is strong while ETH is weak— isn't that obvious? The key issue is that people can't stop when chasing highs.
Is the decline in liquidity at the end of the year a golden opportunity? I feel like it's a trap period.
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TommyTeacher
· 12-17 08:10
Once again talking about the end-of-year golden period. I think it's mainly due to poor liquidity, making retail investors more easily locked out.
BTC is so strong, yet as soon as it dips slightly, they start telling stories. Forget it.
During this wave of volatility, switching between short and long positions too quickly—my reaction speed can't keep up.
I've heard many times to take profits when you see them, but I never seem to make that profit.
Oil price at 2700? I think that's a bit risky, but anyway, I don't deal in energy.
Ethereum really underperforms; no wonder everyone is trading Bitcoin instead.
People who know the industry make money at the end of the year, while those who don't just add positions. I'm the latter.
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StrawberryIce
· 12-17 08:00
Another routine rhythm theory, really treating the market as a dance.
As the year approaches its end, contract trading may present many opportunities—staying in sync with the rhythm and focusing on short-term bullishness is key.
On the oil price front, the bullish outlook remains, with a target around 2700. After three waves, understanding the intraday market points and preparing a comprehensive trading plan for the day is not difficult.
Regarding Bitcoin, starting from 86,300 and reaching towards 87,000, it continues to show strong performance. In comparison, Ethereum's price fluctuations are less aggressive—which is also why many prefer Bitcoin.
Looking at the daytime market, it generally trends within a range, and taking quick profits on short-term longs is the best strategy. Instead of greedily chasing highs, it's better to steadily capitalize on pullbacks within the oscillation. Although market liquidity decreases towards the end of the year, experienced traders know—this is actually a golden period for accumulating experience and achieving steady profits.
#以太坊行情解读 $BTC Both are worth paying attention to. Find your own rhythm, and leave the rest to the market.