An analyst observed that the Bitcoin monthly Bollinger Bands percentage indicator has formed a continuous top divergence at the upper band, and the current price has fallen back to the midline. Based on this logic, a continued move toward the lower band becomes a high-probability event, and the deep bear market may follow suit. This camp believes that BTC is already significantly overheated, and the rebound rally is unlikely to continue.
However, some traders' technical charts tell a completely different story… Their interpretation of the current pattern and expected direction are entirely opposite. Who's judgment is closer to the real trend? Perhaps the answer will gradually become clear in the upcoming K-line.
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ChainBrain
· 16h ago
Technical analysis varies from person to person; ultimately, it still depends on who has better luck haha
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FlashLoanKing
· 01-09 16:36
One side is bearish, the other bullish, isn't that just everyday life? Anyway, the candlestick charts will speak for themselves, so I'll wait and see.
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GweiObserver
· 01-09 12:56
Bollinger Band top divergence sounds impressive, but I've heard this explanation too many times. And the result? It still rebounds as usual.
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MEVHunterWang
· 01-09 12:56
The theory of Bollinger Band top divergence has been heard so many times that it’s almost worn out. Every time, they say a deep bear market is coming, but they keep getting proven wrong. Candlesticks will speak for themselves, so let’s just watch and see.
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GasGuzzler
· 01-09 12:40
The Bollinger Bands are telling stories again; I'm tired of the top divergence setup.
Market opinions are always divided.
An analyst observed that the Bitcoin monthly Bollinger Bands percentage indicator has formed a continuous top divergence at the upper band, and the current price has fallen back to the midline. Based on this logic, a continued move toward the lower band becomes a high-probability event, and the deep bear market may follow suit. This camp believes that BTC is already significantly overheated, and the rebound rally is unlikely to continue.
However, some traders' technical charts tell a completely different story… Their interpretation of the current pattern and expected direction are entirely opposite. Who's judgment is closer to the real trend? Perhaps the answer will gradually become clear in the upcoming K-line.