Since the previous strategy of repeatedly placing long orders around 3080 and 90000 in the past few days, the Bitcoin/Ethereum pair has seen continued upward movement with a strategy of buying on dips, resulting in decent overall gains. Currently, the price has been consolidating sideways since last night's pullback, consistent with the narrow trading range seen over the weekend. The candlestick pattern shows recent fluctuations around 3300 and 95500, failing to break through the highs to establish a clear upward trend. The daily chart shows alternating up and down days, indicating intense competition between bulls and bears in the short term, resulting in an overall consolidation pattern. Technically, on the 4-hour chart, the DIF and DEA averages are gradually declining, and the MACD histogram is negative, indicating weak short-term momentum. While the daily MACD is still above the zero line, the red bars are shortening, suggesting a potential pullback. The RSI indicator has turned downwards after entering overbought territory, indicating weakening upward momentum in the short term. The hourly MACD is showing increasing volume below the zero line, indicating a clear need for short-term correction. Evening Trading Suggestions: Continue shorting Bitcoin around 95500-96000, with a target of 93000-94000; continue shorting Ethereum around 3310-3330, with a target of 3200-3250. Our daily analysis and strategies have a high win rate and are readily available. However, these analyses and strategies are for reference only; please bear your own risk. Article review and publication are not timely; please refer to real-time updates.
Gu Jingci: Bitcoin/Ethereum Evening Market Analysis, January 17th
2026-01-17 11:44:12
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