Bitcoin remains volatile at high levels, but the market is quietly shifting. Over the past couple of days, funds have been clearly searching for dips. As the dominant player in liquidity staking, LDO has shown several signs of bottoming out at around $0.64. After Ethereum stabilized above $3300, the upward correction pressure for LDO gradually emerged.
The two main players in the L2 sector, OP and ARB, are also active. The previous pullback caused many to cut losses, but at key levels of 0.35 and 0.21, the rebound has already begun. From the market data, the selling momentum is waning, and buying interest is stabilizing.
Interestingly, these tokens tend to be highly correlated, often moving in unison. If you're aiming for 20% intraday gains, the current strategy should be to seize the sector resonance opportunity: use OP's high volatility as the main attack direction, complemented by the relatively stable trend of LDO as the baseline.
The overall market is still oscillating, and funds need new stories to support them. The collective recovery of the L2 sector still has plenty of time and space. Focusing on leading projects, capturing probabilities amid volatility, still offers opportunities to achieve your profit targets.
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DefiPlaybook
· 17h ago
Based on on-chain data, the TVL recovery cycle for this wave of the L2 sector is estimated to have a window of 15-20 trading days... It is worth noting that the steady buy support at key support levels for OP and ARB indicates an increasing willingness for capital allocation. However, a risk warning: sector resonance often also indicates a period of concentrated risk.
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GasWrangler
· 20h ago
honestly the "板块共振" thesis here is sub-optimal at best... if you actually analyze the mempool data, OP and ARB's transaction throughput patterns don't align the way this suggests. the gas inefficiency of chasing 20% daily on correlated moves? demonstrably false profit after fees. LDO at 0.64 might have some support but technically speaking, you're ignoring the priority fee differentials entirely.
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MEVHunterBearish
· 20h ago
Starting to tell stories again, the search for a funding hotspot is nothing more than a different way of saying "bag holder"... It's really hard to say how long this LDO rebound can last.
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MoonRocketman
· 21h ago
The 0.35 and 0.21 lines for OP and ARB are indeed the launch windows, with RSI momentum just in the rebound zone. This sector's resonance, to put it simply, is waiting for the signal of breaking through the upper band of the Bollinger Bands.
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PaperHandsCriminal
· 21h ago
Are you trying to cut my leeks again? I used to hear about this "sector resonance" theory, and as a result, I got smashed through by OP. Now you're asking me to chase a 20% daily return? Ha, I'm just that "follow everything with one move" sucker.
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NFTDreamer
· 21h ago
It's the same old story again, leading stocks bottoming out, sector resonance... Every time it's said like this, I just want to ask, the one I liked last time, is it now cut in half again?
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BrokeBeans
· 21h ago
OP and ARB rebounded at critical points. This move is indeed interesting; the leader is the leader. Don't mess around.
Bitcoin remains volatile at high levels, but the market is quietly shifting. Over the past couple of days, funds have been clearly searching for dips. As the dominant player in liquidity staking, LDO has shown several signs of bottoming out at around $0.64. After Ethereum stabilized above $3300, the upward correction pressure for LDO gradually emerged.
The two main players in the L2 sector, OP and ARB, are also active. The previous pullback caused many to cut losses, but at key levels of 0.35 and 0.21, the rebound has already begun. From the market data, the selling momentum is waning, and buying interest is stabilizing.
Interestingly, these tokens tend to be highly correlated, often moving in unison. If you're aiming for 20% intraday gains, the current strategy should be to seize the sector resonance opportunity: use OP's high volatility as the main attack direction, complemented by the relatively stable trend of LDO as the baseline.
The overall market is still oscillating, and funds need new stories to support them. The collective recovery of the L2 sector still has plenty of time and space. Focusing on leading projects, capturing probabilities amid volatility, still offers opportunities to achieve your profit targets.