#BTC资金流动性 Monday Market Observation | Market Rhythm and Risk Control Focus



At the start of the new week, the market shows a very regular rhythm: most of the time during the Asian session, it is in a stalemate, slowly rebounding before the US session starts, and as soon as the US market opens, it is prone to turn downwards. This pattern has been repeating frequently recently, and it will be necessary to keep an eye on it this week.

To be honest, the global situation is quite complicated right now, with geopolitical conflicts occurring one after another, and the market is experiencing significant risk-averse sentiment. If the situation escalates one day, the market may experience significant fluctuations. Therefore, when trading, it is essential to think clearly—how to set stop-loss orders, how to control positions, and not to be caught off guard by sudden market movements.

From a technical perspective, $BTC formed a bearish candle with upper and lower shadows on the daily chart yesterday, indicating intense competition between bulls and bears. On the hourly chart, the price is fluctuating around the range of 87500-89000 and is still in a consolidation phase. The hourly MACD histogram remains negative, with the DIF and DEA diverging downwards, showing some short-term weakness; the RSI is at 46.4, which is neutral but slightly weak, indicating a generally cautious market sentiment.

The price is currently below the EMA7, and both EMA7 and EMA30 are trending downwards, indicating a strong short-term bearish momentum. However, don't be too pessimistic—the price is still stable above the EMA120, and the medium-term bullish framework has not been completely destroyed.

The trading strategy is considered as follows: within the range of 85000-90600, aim for high sell and low buy. At the lower edge of the range (around 85000), accumulate long positions on dips, and at the upper edge of the range (around 90600), look for opportunities to short. Each trade must have strict stop-loss measures in place to control the risk exposure.

Specific reference:
Long at the range of 86900-87900, with the target looking towards 88900-89900.
Long position in the range of 2900-2950, targeting 3030-3080.

Remember, changes in liquidity often amplify volatility, so be particularly attentive during this period.
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ponzi_poetvip
· 20h ago
It's the same old routine again, as soon as the US market opens, it plummets, it's really annoying. You're right about the stop loss, I almost got wiped out during the last geopolitical event. I entered in batches near 87900, just afraid of sudden liquidity issues. With an RSI of 46, what are we being cautious about, we should wait a bit longer. With more than 80 hours of such weakness on the chart, is the rebound space really that limited?
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RektHuntervip
· 20h ago
As soon as the U.S. market opened, it crashed; I'm familiar with this trap. I got played for suckers again on Friday. It's all about buy low, sell high; it sounds easy, but it's a nightmare to do. In the end, I'm still catching falling knives. We really need to watch out for Liquidity; with the geopolitical situation so tense, a flash crash could happen at any moment. I'm also keeping an eye on around 85000, but I have to prepare mentally, so I don't end up running down to 84000 again. At the RSI 46 position, I don't dare to enter; I feel like it needs to consolidate a bit more.
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BearMarketBuildervip
· 20h ago
As soon as the US market opened, there was dumping; I'm too familiar with this rhythm, it repeats every week. It's another geopolitical conflict, another sudden market trend; to put it bluntly, it means I can't make big money and can only prevent getting liquidated. If I enter a long position at 86900, can I hold it up to 89900? It feels like now it's either stop loss or getting trapped, there's no third option.
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SatoshiHeirvip
· 20h ago
It should be noted that the rhythm of this Asian market stalemate and the plummet of the US market essentially reflects the uneven distribution of liquidity—according to on-chain data, there is a clear intention of institutional funds behind this. Undoubtedly, simple buy low, sell high is far from enough; the true art of risk control lies in the philosophical thinking of risk exposure, rather than mechanical stop loss settings.
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SchrodingerAirdropvip
· 20h ago
As soon as the US market opened, it turned around. I'm too familiar with this rhythm. Am I going to be trapped again? Haha It's really easy to blow up if the stop loss card is not good. I can't be lax this time. Let's try around 87900, just afraid that liquidity will mess things up again. The market is tossing around there, and I'm also tossing around there, hurting each other. With DIF and DEA spreading like this, it's really not interesting in the short term. The geopolitical situation is so complicated that a slight mistake could lead to a flash crash, which is quite scary.
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