#数字货币市场洞察 Waking up on Monday, let's talk about a few things to keep an eye on this week.

The market is still grinding. Last night, when Bitcoin touched just below 90,000, it caught the bulls off guard, and the fear index jumped another notch toward the extreme. At this point, no one dares to call the bottom, so in the next few days, the real focus should be—where can the market actually stabilize.

There are two key events this Thursday: the interest rate decision and Powell's speech. These will directly determine the short-term direction. I'll be watching for two signals: whether there's any easing on quantitative tightening, and any adjustment to rate cut expectations. Last week's doji candle is a classic wait-and-see pattern, suggesting big money is also waiting for answers. Until the dust settles, it's highly likely that the daily chart will keep testing back and forth around 90,000.

Let's look at where ETF money flowed last week (December 1 to 5):

Bitcoin saw a net outflow of $88.1 million, Ethereum a net outflow of $65.6 million, while Solana actually had a net inflow of $19.2 million—not a huge amount, but the stance is clear. Institutions are staying on the sidelines with Bitcoin and Ethereum, but someone is consistently adding to SOL. Funds are concentrating into just a few select assets.

Today is still a choppy market, so short-term and swing trading are more suitable. Here's the range for a few major coins:

$BTC swinging between 88,500 and 92,500
$ETH watch the 2,980 to 3,180 range
$SOL likely to fluctuate between 128 and 137

When the trend is unclear, don't chase highs, and definitely don't trade emotionally.

If you're trading short term (for reference only):

For Bitcoin longs, you can enter at 90,000 or lower, add at 88,500, and target 93,500; for shorts, look for opportunities above 92,000, add at 93,500, and target a drop to 90,000.

For Ethereum longs, enter around 3,060, add at 2,960, and target 3,160; for shorts, enter at 3,150, add at 3,250, and aim for 3,050.

For Solana longs, enter at 131, add at 126, and target 136; for shorts, enter at 135, add at 140, and aim for 130.

One last reminder: Set your stop loss based on your position size and liquidation price, don't fight the trend, take profits when you can, and always prioritize capital preservation.