Looking at the current market, the most important thing is that no obvious large-scale top pattern has been identified. The momentum of energy expansion is very clear, which is a noteworthy signal. The weekly MACD is about to form a golden cross.
Looking closely at different timeframes, the 30 to 60-minute charts show signs of top divergence. However, during this phase of effective energy expansion, these smaller timeframe signals can be temporarily set aside. The direction of the larger timeframe is more important.
There are always some people in the market who deliberately put on airs, so there's no need to take their level of analysis seriously. Those with genuine ideas should speak based on facts and data, rather than relying on performances to attract attention.
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LayerHopper
· 14h ago
The weekly golden cross is coming, this wave's energy really can't hold up
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Small timeframe divergences and such, let's not worry about them for now, focus on the big picture
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I dislike those who perform every day; the data will speak for itself
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If there's no obvious top, just keep going. What's your thinking?
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Energy amplification is a signal; we must take this seriously
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Honestly, I can't stand superficial analysis
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The big timeframe is the key; too much noise in small cycles
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SatoshiHeir
· 01-11 07:45
It should be pointed out that this brother's high-level judgment framework still has some flaws. The weekly MACD golden cross itself does not constitute sufficient evidence. According to rigorous analysis at the white paper level, we should examine the specific on-chain data—undoubtedly, small-scale divergence in lower timeframes is often a precursor to a significant correction.
Obviously, the market is never short of seemingly authoritative commentators. Let's return to the fundamental technical thinking: energy amplification ≠ direction certainty. History has shown us how many accounts have been lost due to this logical fallacy.
That said, I heard this "put aside for now" argument back in 2015, and to this day, it remains as confident as ever.
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GateUser-a606bf0c
· 01-11 07:42
The weekly golden cross is coming, and this wave's energy is indeed quite fierce.
Speaking of which, the small-level divergence has already appeared. Do you really dare to ignore it?
Pretentious analysis is everywhere, so annoying.
The large level hasn't topped yet and still wants to push forward? I don't think so.
Data speaks for itself, enough with the empty talk.
Is amplified energy a good sign? Wake up, brother.
Is MACD starting to deceive again?
Divergence + energy amplification, isn't that contradictory?
Talking about the large level every day, but the small level is the real killer.
This called no top? Why do I feel like the top is right in front of me?
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SleepyValidator
· 01-11 07:36
The weekly golden cross is coming, and this wave of energy is solid. No need to be afraid of minor divergence at small timeframes.
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Currently, I haven't seen a clear top for Bitcoin, and that's the key.
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The energy is there, the direction is set, all other noise can be ignored.
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Exactly, some people make a living just by talking, but those who truly understand are watching the K-line and speaking.
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MACD is about to form a golden cross. Hopefully, it won't deceive me again this time.
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30-minute divergence? Bro, you need to look at the cycle. Small timeframe signals are insignificant compared to the larger cycle.
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There are so many show-offs in the market, I'm really tired of it.
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No clear top? Then let's keep optimistic. As long as the larger timeframe doesn't break, it won't break.
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The energy is still expanding. No need to rush, just follow the main trend.
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Finally, someone dares to confront those pseudo-experts directly.
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DefiEngineerJack
· 01-11 07:34
honestly, no clear macro top yet but the energy expansion is *actually* the non-trivial part here. weekly macd about to cross? that's empirically interesting. meanwhile all these cope merchants zooming into 30min charts looking for bearish divergence... ser, show me the formal verification on those signals first lmao
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SandwichDetector
· 01-11 07:31
The weekly golden cross is coming, and the energy from this wave has indeed not been wasted.
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Don't panic about the divergence on smaller timeframes; the main trend is what matters.
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Those who watch 1-minute charts every day really should reflect on themselves.
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As long as you don't see a clear top, it means there's still room to play; don't rush to sell.
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Analysts who rely on storytelling to cut leeks should be disqualified.
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Continuous energy expansion means just that; let's see how the weekly chart develops next.
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If the data doesn't speak, why bother with those fancy tricks?
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Top divergence is just top divergence; as long as the larger timeframe is fine, continue.
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It feels like this year's market has exposed all those pretenders.
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MACD is preparing for action; this signal still needs to be taken seriously.
Looking at the current market, the most important thing is that no obvious large-scale top pattern has been identified. The momentum of energy expansion is very clear, which is a noteworthy signal. The weekly MACD is about to form a golden cross.
Looking closely at different timeframes, the 30 to 60-minute charts show signs of top divergence. However, during this phase of effective energy expansion, these smaller timeframe signals can be temporarily set aside. The direction of the larger timeframe is more important.
There are always some people in the market who deliberately put on airs, so there's no need to take their level of analysis seriously. Those with genuine ideas should speak based on facts and data, rather than relying on performances to attract attention.