🚀Market Analysis for June 16, 2025:
BTC Perspective:
The weekend market has been very boring, so weekends are generally a time for learning; no trading. After two days of weekend fluctuations, liquidity has accumulated on both the upper and lower sides. Currently, we are in a position that is neither up nor down. One can choose a high-sell low-buy strategy during the fluctuations, but it's too exhausting, and one might accidentally incur losses.
On a larger scale, the trend is bullish, while on a smaller scale, the intraday trend remains bearish. The weekend premium index has significantly declined after fluctuations, indicating that the current market is mainly driven by long and short positions in the futures market. If the daily line stabilizes above 107777, it will turn from bearish to bullish. Therefore, the intraday trend is still predominantly high short, with positions around 106888 for high shorts, and around 103888 for low longs. Set small stop-losses of a few hundred points for breakouts or breakdowns.
ETH Perspective:
ETH is even more boring. Currently, the larger scale is fluctuating, and the smaller scale has a bearish intraday trend, so high shorts are the main strategy. For the intraday, first look at around 2666; at this position, one can try a short position. For low longs, start trying around 2457; small stop-losses of a few tens of points are sufficient for breakouts or breakdowns.
Conclusion: The market is fluctuating; intraday high shorts are still relatively safe. The positions given have good risk-reward ratios; just set stop-losses. Trading is about risk-reward ratios rather than trying to trade every day. Control your hands; the market is boring. When there are no good risk-reward ratios, it's better not to trade. Making a few hundred points on BTC or a few tens on ETH has no real significance.
BTC Perspective:
The weekend market has been very boring, so weekends are generally a time for learning; no trading. After two days of weekend fluctuations, liquidity has accumulated on both the upper and lower sides. Currently, we are in a position that is neither up nor down. One can choose a high-sell low-buy strategy during the fluctuations, but it's too exhausting, and one might accidentally incur losses.
On a larger scale, the trend is bullish, while on a smaller scale, the intraday trend remains bearish. The weekend premium index has significantly declined after fluctuations, indicating that the current market is mainly driven by long and short positions in the futures market. If the daily line stabilizes above 107777, it will turn from bearish to bullish. Therefore, the intraday trend is still predominantly high short, with positions around 106888 for high shorts, and around 103888 for low longs. Set small stop-losses of a few hundred points for breakouts or breakdowns.
ETH Perspective:
ETH is even more boring. Currently, the larger scale is fluctuating, and the smaller scale has a bearish intraday trend, so high shorts are the main strategy. For the intraday, first look at around 2666; at this position, one can try a short position. For low longs, start trying around 2457; small stop-losses of a few tens of points are sufficient for breakouts or breakdowns.
Conclusion: The market is fluctuating; intraday high shorts are still relatively safe. The positions given have good risk-reward ratios; just set stop-losses. Trading is about risk-reward ratios rather than trying to trade every day. Control your hands; the market is boring. When there are no good risk-reward ratios, it's better not to trade. Making a few hundred points on BTC or a few tens on ETH has no real significance.
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