2026-01-07 15:50:18

#美国证券交易委员会代币化股票交易方案 The Rebound Trap in Gold Price Movements

Recently, the rapid surge in gold has attracted a lot of attention. From a technical perspective, this rebound is quite interesting—short positions are suddenly being wiped out, and it looks like a reversal is happening, but the underlying logic is not that simple.

In essence, this is a shakeout move. The long-term downtrend is still in place; the rebound is just part of the oscillation process and does not mean a change in direction. Many people tend to change their judgment during rebounds, but in reality, the opposite is true—this is actually a window for re-positioning.

**Technical Reference**

📊 Rebound Resistance Zone: 4450-4460
📊 Defensive Level: Around 4470
📊 Downside Targets: 4410→4380→4360→4340, observe step by step

The key still depends on the cooperation of $BTC. The correlation between gold and cryptocurrencies is becoming increasingly evident in the current market environment. Holding positions requires discipline, especially during rebounds—it's a test of mental resilience—stick to the signals and avoid being driven by short-term fluctuations.

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Rekt_Recovery

· 01-10 07:33

ngl this is exactly how i got liquidated last cycle... everyone sees the pump and thinks lambo time, then bam. watched my leverage ptsd flashback hit hard reading this lmao

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RealYieldWizard

· 01-08 18:04

It's the same manipulation logic again, seen every day. When gold rebounds, they want to trap people; when BTC moves, everyone follows. Honestly, it's still about who has the stronger psychological resilience.

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CryptoSourGrape

· 01-08 16:17

If only I had seen this article earlier, I'm now stuck so tightly that I can't escape. I even foolishly added positions during the rebound...

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FarmHopper

· 01-07 20:17

It's another shakeout, I know this routine too well, someone always falls for it. It's easiest to lose your temper during a rebound. I just don't believe we can hold the 4470 level. BTC really needs to be strong, or else this terrible position for gold is just too awkward.

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CounterIndicator

· 01-07 16:19

Here comes the manipulation again, quite right but I still end up taking a loss --- This wave of gold's rebound really can't hold, just look at the data and you know it's going to drop further --- So according to your logic, is 4340 the real entry point? I'll wait and see --- Oh my, finally someone is being thorough. I was actually cut during the rebound before --- Discipline? Forget it. When you're losing money, who has the time to look at the big cycle --- BTC isn't moving, so forget about gold. These two are now tied together --- Hmm, another confident prediction. I bet it will go the opposite way --- I've read it three times but still don't understand, so it just keeps falling, right? --- If it can't hold any of these support levels, I'll laugh --- Don't be hostage to short-term fluctuations. Easy to say, but try it when you're truly losing money

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PoolJumper

· 01-07 16:17

The term "shakeout" is really well used, but the idea of a rebound trap can always deceive people into cutting their gains. --- Both holding position discipline and psychological resilience are involved; basically, it's about enduring the losses. --- Is the correlation between gold and Bitcoin reliable? Sometimes it feels like they are actually moving in opposite directions. --- Can the 4340 level really hold, or will it break below again? --- I’ll just pass on this rebound; better to miss out than get trapped. --- It sounds quite professional, but I wonder how much more needs to be invested to wash out the losses next time. --- The rebound resistance for gold is at 4470, but the betting space is too small. --- Honestly, most of the time, people listening to this kind of analysis are the ones getting cut.

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BankruptWorker

· 01-07 16:13

The shakeout is indeed fierce. This rebound is just to trap retail investors. Expect further decline around 4340.

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PancakeFlippa

· 01-07 16:10

It's another washout, another trap. This routine is as old as it gets. Who hasn't been cut before? --- That 4450 hurdle, it feels like it's about to break again, but I just don't believe the rebound is that simple. --- Basically, it's waiting for BTC to confirm the direction. Gold just follows the trend, and looking at gold prices alone is meaningless. --- Psychological resilience? Ha, the biggest test now is the courage to cut losses, not some kind of willpower. --- Every rebound is called a window, and after the window, new highs follow. I'm already numb to it. --- Can 4470 really hold? It still feels like it's heading down.

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liquidation_surfer

· 01-07 16:05

It's the same old rebound trap story again, claiming it's just a shakeout window every time. So, what's the result? The ones who aren't trapped are the real winners, right?

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ZerotoSatoshis

· 01-07 15:58

Short squeezes can look like reversals, but without a structure shift they’re usually just liquidity resets. Respect the resistance, manage risk around the defense zone, and let confirmation — not emotion — decide. Rebounds are loud; trends are quiet. Discipline is the edge.

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