Market trend analysis and operation strategy on December 4
Fund inflow: As of December 4, Bitcoin (BTC) had a net inflow of US$676 million per day, which has been inflowing for four consecutive days; Ethereum (ETH) had an inflow of US$132.6 million, which has been inflowing for seven consecutive days, showing an overall bullish trend.
#sol生态 : Four institutions have submitted applications for Solana ETF, and the first trial is expected to be held on January 25, 2025, injecting catalysts into the Solana ecosystem. Related projects are worth paying attention to.
Giant whale operation: A giant whale purchased 11,257.7 ETH at an average price of US$3,560, and then shipped it at a price of US$3,649, making a profit of US$1 million. The operation is flexible and sharp, which can be used for reference.
#重要数据 : ADP employment data and PMI data will be released tonight, which may cause market fluctuations. Pay attention to the pin market, and consider taking a moderate amount of goods at a low level.
#大饼走势 : Despite the downside risk, the correction is limited, and rebound buying is expected to help Bitcoin break through the previous high of $99,640. Support levels are $95,500 and $94,170, and the defense level is set at $93,600.
#二饼 Operation: Ethereum's bullish trend remains unchanged, pay attention to the support levels of $3,621 and $3,575. If it retreats to this point, consider a tentative entry, and the defense level is set at $3,538.
Profit opportunities: According to past data, October is usually the best time to enter the market. Spot investment may bring 3-4 times the return.
#政策 Positive: The Trump administration is providing IPO channels for crypto companies, Binance US may be included, Binance plans to introduce strategic shareholders, Abu Dhabi or Dubai will join, and these positive news are expected to push up BNB prices.
Summary: The market is healthy and bullish sentiment is strong. Pay attention to key price levels, take advantage of fluctuations and pullbacks, and flexibly seize investment opportunities.
