2025-12-24 10:40:43

#比特币流动性 Bitcoin's recent trend has not been very optimistic. After three consecutive down days, the focus has been steadily shifting downward, with the bears controlling the pace. A quick rebound around 88200 followed by immediate plunges, with decreasing trading volume, clearly shows no one is willing to buy in. The middle Bollinger Band and the 86500 level are supporting the market, but each rebound's high point is getting lower, and market sentiment is becoming more cautious.

The pressure in the 89000 to 89500 range is quite strong, with multiple attempts to break through failing to hold, as the bears are fiercely defending this area. If the next rebound still cannot generate volume, it will be an excellent shorting opportunity for the bears. 86500 is the dividing line between bulls and bears; once it is broken, the market could head straight to 84000.

The overall situation is a repeated oscillation dominated by the bears, with rebounds serving as points to offload positions. My clear approach is: look for short opportunities on rebounds, focus on whether resistance levels show signs of stagnation, and closely monitor if support levels are broken. The situation with $BTC is similar; just patiently wait for new bearish momentum to be released.

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CoffeeNFTs

· 13h ago

Talking about a short story again, I wonder how long 86,500 can hold up.

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SignatureDenied

· 12-24 11:08

The short position is really stuck this time; repeatedly testing 88,200 has no success.

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OnchainHolmes

· 12-24 11:06

Bearish traders are holding firm at 89,000-89,500. If the trading volume doesn't pick up, it's a signal to short. Breaking below 86,500 directly targets 84,000. I also think so. --- It's another rebound and then a sell-off. It looks really uncomfortable. --- The smaller the trading volume, the more terrifying it is. No one is willing to buy, and no one can save the market. --- Wait, after three consecutive bearish candles, can it rebound to 88,200? Is this really a trap to lure in buyers this time? --- Pay close attention to the signal of resistance level stagnation; otherwise, it’s easy to get cut. --- $BTC $ETH $BNB are all in the same rhythm. Are the bulls really done? --- If 86,500 breaks, we're done. This line must hold. --- I feel that the logic of rebounding to sell off is a bit rushed. Are there really no bottom signals? --- Breaking support is more dangerous than breaking resistance. Be cautious in this wave. --- The bears are so aggressive that it wouldn't be surprising if the price drops directly to 84,000 next.

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MiningDisasterSurvivor

· 12-24 11:02

It's the same pattern again, I've been through this before. Will you run at 88200 rebound? Bear market lesson, brother. When you see a rebound, you need to be bearish, or you'll really become a new leek among the leeks. If 86500 breaks, it will head straight to 84000. That's how I got cut in 2018.

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MergeConflict

· 12-24 10:42

Once again with this rhetoric... With such weak trading volume, do you really dare to short?

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