#数字资产市场动态 How to analyze Bitcoin in the short term? (Updated December 29)
90300 has already become a tough nut to crack — tested three times without success. The current situation is that, in the short term, the market will either continue to probe lower or start to explore momentum here. Basically, it’s waiting for a signal.
If you’re looking for entry opportunities, keep an eye on the 87200 to 87500 range, as this is a relatively solid support. Going upward, 89500 becomes a new resistance level; once it’s broken, the rhythm will change.
Of course, we also need to guard against the worst-case scenario — if the 87000 line is broken, be prepared for a quick drop to 85500-86000. In the crypto world, the market tends to fluctuate back and forth like this.
What do you all think about this wave $BTC ? Drop your thoughts in the comments, let’s discuss together.
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ForkInTheRoad
· 5h ago
90300 hasn't been broken three times in a row, someone must be dumping the market. It feels like it might need to test lower levels further down.
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GasFeeVictim
· 5h ago
90300 is really stuck; it feels like either breaking through 87200 or bouncing back, just depends on the market sentiment in the next couple of days.
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SerRugResistant
· 5h ago
90300 is really stuck; three attempts and still no breakthrough. Looks like this pace will have us grinding here for a while.
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GamefiEscapeArtist
· 5h ago
90300 is really stubborn beyond belief. I'm already tired of it. Let's wait and see if 87200 can hold. Otherwise, it will be dangerous.
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ContractCollector
· 5h ago
90300 really withstands pressure, tried three times and still held firm. I think this is just the cost of tuning in, and rushing to bottom out might not be advisable.
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ProofOfNothing
· 5h ago
90300 hasn't broken through three times? I'm directly bearish, feeling like it needs to retest again.
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CryptoSpecto
· 5h ago
Merry Christmas ⛄
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MagicBean
· 5h ago
If 90300 can't be broken, then I have to play the waiting game. I bet it will test lower again.
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87200 is definitely a top area. I'm also watching it closely.
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Really, every time I think it can break above, it gets hammered down again. So annoying.
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If it drops to 85500, I will add to my position. Anyway, I am optimistic in the long term.
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This market is just tormenting people. Hope we get signals soon, brothers.
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That's right, the crypto market is like this, constantly being battered back and forth. You need to have mental preparation.
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I think it might go lower again. The probability of not holding 87000 is quite high.
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Wait until it breaks 89500 before entering. It's too early to get in now.
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If it can break above 90300, I will believe in a rebound. But right now, I'm still uncertain.
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The support level analysis is quite detailed. I'll refer to it.
#数字资产市场动态 How to analyze Bitcoin in the short term? (Updated December 29)
90300 has already become a tough nut to crack — tested three times without success. The current situation is that, in the short term, the market will either continue to probe lower or start to explore momentum here. Basically, it’s waiting for a signal.
If you’re looking for entry opportunities, keep an eye on the 87200 to 87500 range, as this is a relatively solid support. Going upward, 89500 becomes a new resistance level; once it’s broken, the rhythm will change.
Of course, we also need to guard against the worst-case scenario — if the 87000 line is broken, be prepared for a quick drop to 85500-86000. In the crypto world, the market tends to fluctuate back and forth like this.
What do you all think about this wave $BTC ? Drop your thoughts in the comments, let’s discuss together.