2025-12-29 11:40:18

#数字资产市场动态 Recently, the bearish signals in the market are indeed very strong, and the signs of resistance after the midday surge are extremely obvious. This round of decline is not unexpected, but a natural evolution of the market rhythm.

Friends who have already followed and positioned now have two options: one is to choose to take profits at the right time and secure gains, and the other is to moderately reduce positions to lock in existing profits. The overall approach remains unchanged, continuing to observe how the bearish trend develops.

Currently, the bearish momentum is releasing very fiercely, with particularly strong continuity. Looking at the four-hour chart, the trend has already formed a series of consecutive bearish candles, with strong momentum directly breaking downward. The key is that after the candlestick precisely retests the middle band of the Bollinger Bands, it directly penetrates through — losing the middle band essentially confirms that the bearish trend will continue to extend.

From a technical perspective, the key target below Bitcoin is around 86,500, and for Ethereum, it is in the 2850 range. $BTC $ETH 's trading strategy remains unchanged, waiting for data to give the next signal.

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alpha_leaker

· 4h ago

Oh my, the Bollinger Bands have broken, this time the bears are quite fierce. --- That 86,500 defense line probably can't hold, brothers preparing to buy the dip, take it easy. --- Taking profits and cashing out is indeed stable, greed is the biggest killer, I’ve learned that. --- The consecutive bearish candles are so fierce, it feels like there’s still room to fall, but we really need to wait for the data. --- Is it just like this when the midline is broken? Alright, continue to watch the bearish show. --- Ethereum at 2850? Feels risky, the bears are really aggressive this wave. --- Those who reduced their positions early will laugh last, don’t ask me how I know. --- Sticking to the same trading strategy is correct, just worried that the mindset might change first. --- Breaking through so decisively, the next signal is very critical. --- The continuation of the bearish trend is indeed strong, be cautious when chasing the short.

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DecentralizeMe

· 4h ago

Oh my, this wave really can't be escaped. Once the mid-line breaks, I knew it would continue to decline.

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WhaleWatcher

· 4h ago

The middle band of the Bollinger Bands has all been broken through, this time the bears are indeed quite aggressive.

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GasFeeGazer

· 4h ago

It's the same story again. I knew the market would crash during the midday surge. Taking profits or reducing positions—it's the same old debate... It's just annoying to watch. The middle band of the Bollinger Bands has been broken through? The 86,500 level is indeed fierce.

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RealYieldWizard

· 4h ago

Well, that midday move indeed didn't bring any surprises, and it was quite thorough. --- The middle band of the Bollinger Bands has been broken through. This time, it's really not just a rebound, right? --- I've marked the 86500 level; let's see if I can catch the bottom later. --- With such fierce bears, it's better to reduce some positions and sleep peacefully. --- 2850 is a bit risky for ETH, but the technicals are indeed very weak. --- Waiting to see how the subsequent data reacts; it's too early to act now.

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UnluckyValidator

· 4h ago

It's starting to break down again. This wave of bears is really fierce. Lousy validator's comment on this article: The Bollinger Bands have all been penetrated, and the middle band didn't hold, so it's still looking bearish. But to be honest, can the 86500 level really hold? I'm still a bit uncertain.

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