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#BTC与代币化贵金属对比 Trading, to put it simply, is about the numbers in your own account; other people's opinions are not really important—some will praise your trades as well-executed, while others will pick faults. How many late-night review sessions you've endured, how many risk tests you've gone through—these efforts often go unnoticed. But that's the reality; the market isn't so gentle or temperate.
Want everyone to agree with your trading logic? That's just inviting trouble for yourself. The trading market is about reality; it shows no mercy to the weak. Your emotions, your grievances, are worth nothing here. To trade successfully, you must have your own persistence—like an eagle soaring in the sky needing no applause, or grass growing without care—this is the attitude.
Back to yesterday's (December 10) market. Gold prices rose to around 4219 in the early session but lost momentum afterward, then started to fluctuate and weaken. During the European session, it continued to decline, stabilizing around 4187. The most dramatic movement occurred late at night after the Fed rate decision—gold prices experienced a rollercoaster, rising first, then falling, then rising again. The lowest touched 4182, and the highest surged near 4239, ending the day with a bullish candle.
There was nothing unexpected about the Fed's move this time. The federal funds rate was cut by 25 basis points as expected, now in the range of 3.50%-3.75%. The rate cut expectation was fully priced in, and the market's reaction appeared somewhat volatile.
From a technical perspective, the short-term 5-day and 10-day moving averages have already formed a golden cross and are slowly rising—that's a bullish signal. The key now is whether these two moving averages can hold their support levels, around 4210. If the price stays above 4210, the market remains in a mostly sideways but strong zone; if it falls below, be prepared for range-bound fluctuations.
The main resistance above is at the previous high of 4265. If the price breaks through, the upward trend is likely to continue; if it fails to break, expect the market to remain in a range. Currently, the market is still in a convergence phase. The current price at 4245-46 can be shorted with a stop at 4256, targeting the range of 4220-4200. $BTC