#ETH走势分析 Recently, I went through the monthly retracement data for BTC over the past few years and discovered something interesting.
Look, in a bull market, a healthy pullback is usually in the 30-40% range. If it really turns bearish, it needs to drop over 50% to really count. And now? The deepest retracement so far has been 36%. Not too much, not too little, right at that subtle threshold.
The time dimension is even more interesting—previous corrections of this scale typically took about three months to play out, and we're only about halfway through now. So I judge that for the next month or so, we're likely to see the bottom continue to fluctuate, with the range repeatedly tugging between 75,000 and 88,000. The rate cut window in December is pretty key: if it happens, we could see an upward breakout; if nothing happens, we might dip below 80,000 again.
To be honest, looking at just the December rate cut alone, it can't determine the long-term trend. Rate cuts will have to continue sooner or later, and next year the momentum will only get stronger, with even more intense market reactions. That previous high at 126,000? I definitely don't think that's the end. If things move fast, we could see another solid rally in Q1, or Q2 at the latest.
Even if, worst case, we really do enter a bear cycle, history says after three straight months of declines, we should get a rebound, right? Can't let that kind of opportunity go to waste. $BTC $ETH $BNB
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GasOptimizer
· 8h ago
36% is indeed a tough spot to get stuck at, and the data really shows how intense it is. But what I'm more concerned about is the arbitrage opportunity during this dip—have you calculated how much cheaper gas fees can get at this time?
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SilentObserver
· 14h ago
Getting stuck at 36% is really something else. Feels like it's just waiting for that decisive move in December.
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WhaleStalker
· 14h ago
Eh, 36% is indeed a bit tricky—it's stuck right at that delicate dividing line.
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RetailTherapist
· 14h ago
Oh no, it's that same old "bottom consolidation" talk again. I'm so tired of hearing it.
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ReverseTrendSister
· 14h ago
Calculating the numbers again, that 36% level is definitely awkward. I feel like this round is more like a shakeout.
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SatoshiChallenger
· 14h ago
Interesting, here's another person using historical data to predict the current market—I'm just worried the market won't follow the usual patterns again this time.
Bro, the data does look good, but do you remember that in 2018, after dropping more than 50%, it still ended up being a bear market?
There are too many variables for the December rate cut; instead of waiting for the window, it's better to set your stop-loss first.
That being said, there are indeed rebound opportunities, but only if $75,000 can really hold.
#ETH走势分析 Recently, I went through the monthly retracement data for BTC over the past few years and discovered something interesting.
Look, in a bull market, a healthy pullback is usually in the 30-40% range. If it really turns bearish, it needs to drop over 50% to really count. And now? The deepest retracement so far has been 36%. Not too much, not too little, right at that subtle threshold.
The time dimension is even more interesting—previous corrections of this scale typically took about three months to play out, and we're only about halfway through now. So I judge that for the next month or so, we're likely to see the bottom continue to fluctuate, with the range repeatedly tugging between 75,000 and 88,000. The rate cut window in December is pretty key: if it happens, we could see an upward breakout; if nothing happens, we might dip below 80,000 again.
To be honest, looking at just the December rate cut alone, it can't determine the long-term trend. Rate cuts will have to continue sooner or later, and next year the momentum will only get stronger, with even more intense market reactions. That previous high at 126,000? I definitely don't think that's the end. If things move fast, we could see another solid rally in Q1, or Q2 at the latest.
Even if, worst case, we really do enter a bear cycle, history says after three straight months of declines, we should get a rebound, right? Can't let that kind of opportunity go to waste. $BTC $ETH $BNB