On December 1, the amount of liquidations in the crypto market reached $985 million in a single day. Bitcoin fell below the $84,000 mark, and Ethereum plunged more than 10% in one day. The market once again gave a brutal reminder of how costly it is to chase highs and ignore risk signals.

However, on the other side of panic selling, on-chain data and capital flows have already provided some clues. For traders who have experienced multiple cycles, now may not be the worst time. Let’s get straight to the point: in the short term (1-4 weeks) and mid-term (1-3 months), which tokens are worth watching, how to enter, and where to set stop-losses.

**Bitcoin: Whether $80,000 can hold will determine if we can see $110,000 next**

The logic behind this correction is actually not complicated. In November, expectations for a Fed rate cut cooled, and regulatory tightening on stablecoins in certain regions led BTC to fall nearly 30% from its $126,000 high. But the $80,000 level has been tested multiple times this year, and each time it held.

CoinGlass data shows there are significant large buy orders accumulating below $84,000, and the pace of ETF outflows is also slowing. This suggests institutional funds may be quietly building positions.

**Trading strategy:**
- Entry range: Buy in batches between $82,000 and $85,000; keep each order under 15% of total capital
- Stop-loss: $78,000; exit if it breaks below, keeping single-trade losses within 2% of total capital