#ETH走势分析 On December 6th, watching the markets, the entire crypto market was actually pretty calm. Bitcoin fluctuated between 89.5K and 91K, with a slight increase of 0.44%, basically holding its ground. Ethereum was similar, moving sideways between $3,029 and $3,100, up 0.34%, with support levels remaining stable.
There were a few interesting news items though. If XRP really launches an ETF, the supply side could get interesting—after all, its circulation volume is right there. Over in the EU, there was another major bust, a €700 million money laundering case, showing that regulations are tightening even more. Since CZ got his pardon, he’s been pushing for US crypto policy—maybe something will actually come of it. WisdomTree launched a fully staked Ethereum ETP product, so institutional players are getting more involved.
Michael Burry is still bearish, but historically, after liquidations, there’s often a rebound, so that’s something to watch.
There’s more action on the altcoin side. BCH surged quite a bit, and both DOGE and SHIB showed trading signals—SHIB had a golden cross, and DOGE had a buy signal. Projects like TheoriqAI, Beldex, and Nesa have seen good activity recently.
Overall market cap dipped slightly, and liquidation data increased, indicating people are indeed cautious. Volatility will likely be high at this stage, so don’t get swept up by FOMO. If you’re planning to take positions for the long term, consider scaling in gradually; at year-end, $BTC will probably still be hovering around the 80K range. $ETH $XRP These mainstream coins will likely remain range-bound in the short term.
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FomoAnxiety
· 3h ago
Another day of sideways trading, so boring.
Burry is still barking, I've heard the liquidation rebound narrative too many times.
If XRP really launches an ETF, the supply needs to be carefully calculated.
SHIB golden cross DOGE buy signal, it's starting again.
Don't let FOMO control you; averaging in is the way to go.
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CryptoTarotReader
· 22h ago
Let it consolidate, there's really nothing exciting about the market right now anyway. Just waiting to see if CZ can actually launch something; otherwise, this end-of-year run will really just end like this.
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4am_degen
· 22h ago
The market is so flat, there's no point in staring at it. Might as well binge a show instead. BTC going sideways like this is really boring.
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If XRP goes for an ETF, circulation will definitely be something to watch, but regulation is getting tighter too. The EU is being pretty tough on this.
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I don't see much in the SHIB golden cross, but the DOGE signals this round are interesting—could be worth following.
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That Burry guy is always bearish, hilarious. The liquidation rebound trick is so overused.
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No problem with entering in batches, but if we're still stuck around 80K by year-end, that's something. Feels like breaking 100K isn't far off.
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More and more institutional ETP products means the wealthy are starting to take ETH seriously. Us retail investors should follow suit.
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Don't get swept up by FOMO—good advice. That's how I panic sold last time, and I regret it so much now.
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BCH is pumping hard but no one's talking about it. Has this coin really been forgotten or does it actually have potential?
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Liquidation data is rising, which means the market bottom isn't here yet. Guess I'll keep waiting and watching.
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ShitcoinArbitrageur
· 22h ago
If XRP really launches an ETF, I’ll have to recalculate my holdings… Regulation is indeed getting tighter, but CZ really played this move well.
At this stage, the biggest risk is FOMO. Those who want to go all in just because they see a golden cross on SHIB are acting like retail investors.
BTC hovering around 80K, wow, is there still hope for the end of the year?
With WisdomTree launching this fully staked ETP product, it seems institutions are really making serious moves.
Altcoins are making a lot of noise, but BCH is surging so much—does it have any fundamental support?
It's normal for Burry to keep shorting; this guy basically lives off being a contrarian.
I agree that rising liquidation data signals caution, but right now averaging in is definitely the most stable strategy.
#ETH走势分析 On December 6th, watching the markets, the entire crypto market was actually pretty calm. Bitcoin fluctuated between 89.5K and 91K, with a slight increase of 0.44%, basically holding its ground. Ethereum was similar, moving sideways between $3,029 and $3,100, up 0.34%, with support levels remaining stable.
There were a few interesting news items though. If XRP really launches an ETF, the supply side could get interesting—after all, its circulation volume is right there. Over in the EU, there was another major bust, a €700 million money laundering case, showing that regulations are tightening even more. Since CZ got his pardon, he’s been pushing for US crypto policy—maybe something will actually come of it. WisdomTree launched a fully staked Ethereum ETP product, so institutional players are getting more involved.
Michael Burry is still bearish, but historically, after liquidations, there’s often a rebound, so that’s something to watch.
There’s more action on the altcoin side. BCH surged quite a bit, and both DOGE and SHIB showed trading signals—SHIB had a golden cross, and DOGE had a buy signal. Projects like TheoriqAI, Beldex, and Nesa have seen good activity recently.
Overall market cap dipped slightly, and liquidation data increased, indicating people are indeed cautious. Volatility will likely be high at this stage, so don’t get swept up by FOMO. If you’re planning to take positions for the long term, consider scaling in gradually; at year-end, $BTC will probably still be hovering around the 80K range. $ETH $XRP These mainstream coins will likely remain range-bound in the short term.