Lao Cui talks about coins: Bears dominate the coin circle, how to enter the contract market?

I took a day off yesterday, and today I will continue the previous topic. In the past two days, the users who found Lao Cui basically raised all the questions related to contracts. Under the downward trend of the market, everyone is indeed a little nervous, and the impact of the war has indeed changed the short-term trend. Judging from the recent volatility of Ethereum, yesterday's linear repair was quite impressive, and there was a sense of stabilization. Looking back at the entire market range, since the beginning of 2700, every day has been a downward trend. The six consecutive days of negative lines can be said to have completely changed the medium-term trend. I believe that many friends have also exploded their positions. Today's article will be written around contract users to help everyone recover in the short term. First of all, if the contract is judged for short-term trading, it must be based on the trend of the four-hour line and the one-hour line as the basis for short-term market judgment. Contract users may be more tested on the linear technical indicators. As long as there is no large-scale war and policy implementation, the linear level is still relatively reliable. Let's directly enter the analysis of the four-hour chart:

In the four-hour chart, the 30-day moving average is much higher than the 7-day moving average. For the short-term, the short position is completely dominant, that is, the seller's willingness is stronger than the buyer. In conjunction with the opening situation of the Bollinger Bands, the current currency price is running at the middle track position. If this position can be broken through during the Asian session, there will definitely be a wave of growth. The current opening situation is completely in line with the closing form, that is, it is likely to usher in a wave of repairs in the short term. The bullish situation has been blossomed in the Bollinger Bands. At the same time, the middle track and the lower track have a slight dispersion to both ends. Although a closing form is formed, the key observation position is still the middle track. If it stands firm, you can go long. If it falls below, it may usher in a wave of decline. The middle track operating range is at 2400-2410, and the two are the dividing line between long and short. You can refer to this position for short-term entry. Overall, the situation of the four-hour Bollinger Bands and the moving average is still biased towards a long position.