#Strategy加仓BTC Looking at $BNB four-hour chart, it is now at the final stage of the descending wedge. The volume-price relationship indicates that the bears are weakening, but the bulls haven't really gained momentum yet. There are signs of bullish divergence on the indicators, but confirmation requires increased volume.
The MACD has already experienced a death cross for the 5th consecutive candle, with the green histogram stuck between 0.8-1.2, showing no signs of expansion. This suggests that the bearish momentum is gradually fading. The price has tested the bottom near 888 twice without making a new low, and the peaks of the green histogram are gradually decreasing, indicating a potential bullish divergence. However, to confirm this signal's validity, a strong bullish candle with increased volume must break above 895.
The most prudent approach now is to wait and see. Once the breakout signal is clear, then enter the market—avoid frequent high buy and low sell actions within the consolidation zone, as it increases the risk of being trapped. The 920-930 range is the dividing line between bulls and bears in this wave of consolidation. Once it breaks above or below this range, act immediately but set tight stop-losses.
If entering the market, you can try a small position at 925, with a stop-loss at 905 (below the lower boundary of the wedge for protection). The initial target is 950, then 975. If it breaks out, add to the position. The key is to avoid being fooled by false breakouts; be cautious during consolidation phases.
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SingleForYears
· 10h ago
Waiting for volume confirmation. It's really hard to get in now; the volatility is too annoying.
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TrustlessMaximalist
· 10h ago
888 Here, it didn't break the bottom twice, and the green bars are still shrinking... Is this bottom divergence real or not? I just feel like there might be another shakeout before I'm truly satisfied.
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DegenWhisperer
· 10h ago
888 has been tried twice and still hasn't broken through. This time, the bottom divergence feels real, just waiting for that volume-increasing bullish candle to confirm... Don't rush, try a light position again at 925.
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 10h ago
To be honest, this wave of bullish divergence is a bit interesting, but I'll still wait and see. I'll act if it breaks below 920-930. Right now, repeatedly testing the bottom at 888 is indeed a bit annoying.
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ThatsNotARugPull
· 10h ago
Wait, wait. Confirm the bottom divergence before entering the market. Don't rush to jump in, brothers. It's easy to get scammed in this wave.
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 10h ago
The early signs of bullish divergence are there, but this thing is most likely to turn into a trap. We need to wait for that volume-increasing bullish candle to confirm before taking action.
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The 888 level has been tested twice without breaking, and the green bars are still shrinking. This signal looks good, but I’m just worried it’s a false breakout before a pause.
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Trying a light position at 925 is okay, but make sure to set a tight stop-loss at 905—don’t be overconfident.
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Frequent high sell and low buy in a consolidation range is a recipe for disaster. Look carefully at the 920-930 line before making any moves.
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The MACD death cross still persists after five candlesticks. The bears are indeed weakening, but for the bulls to take over, we need a confirmation signal.
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Don’t be fooled by bullish divergence. I’ve seen too many fake divergences over the years. Only volume confirms the real move.
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Both 950 and 975 are watchable levels. The key is not to hold heavy positions; if a breakdown occurs, adding more is the way to go.
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My experience is that the easiest time to lose money is when you think "it’s about to reverse," so it’s better to wait a bit longer.
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SchrodingerAirdrop
· 10h ago
The 888 level was tested twice but didn't break through. This underlying divergence is interesting, but I only trust it if it breaks above 895.
#Strategy加仓BTC Looking at $BNB four-hour chart, it is now at the final stage of the descending wedge. The volume-price relationship indicates that the bears are weakening, but the bulls haven't really gained momentum yet. There are signs of bullish divergence on the indicators, but confirmation requires increased volume.
The MACD has already experienced a death cross for the 5th consecutive candle, with the green histogram stuck between 0.8-1.2, showing no signs of expansion. This suggests that the bearish momentum is gradually fading. The price has tested the bottom near 888 twice without making a new low, and the peaks of the green histogram are gradually decreasing, indicating a potential bullish divergence. However, to confirm this signal's validity, a strong bullish candle with increased volume must break above 895.
The most prudent approach now is to wait and see. Once the breakout signal is clear, then enter the market—avoid frequent high buy and low sell actions within the consolidation zone, as it increases the risk of being trapped. The 920-930 range is the dividing line between bulls and bears in this wave of consolidation. Once it breaks above or below this range, act immediately but set tight stop-losses.
If entering the market, you can try a small position at 925, with a stop-loss at 905 (below the lower boundary of the wedge for protection). The initial target is 950, then 975. If it breaks out, add to the position. The key is to avoid being fooled by false breakouts; be cautious during consolidation phases.