Looking at the current chart, BTC seems to be experiencing liquidity issues. I wouldn't be surprised if there is a decline to the level of 85,500. The critical support level is around 83,800 — this should not be broken. On the ETH side, the situation is a bit different; the upward trend appears solid. If a general market wave of decline occurs, the level that ETH needs to defend is
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NftDeepBreather
· 12-10 19:30
85,500 breaking is not surprising, but losing the 83,800 level really can't happen... ETH is actually remaining steady, this gap
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PseudoIntellectual
· 12-10 10:52
83,800 is really a hurdle; once broken through, it will be troublesome.
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OPsychology
· 12-10 10:51
85.5 didn't break again, is it starting to play the nested game again? BTC liquidity is really getting worse...
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HodlTheDoor
· 12-10 10:51
Damn, BTC's liquidity is really crazy... If 83.8 can't be broken, once it's broken, we'll have to rethink our strategy.
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MemeCoinSavant
· 12-10 10:50
ngl the liquidity squeeze on btc is giving me serious "peer-reviewed copium" vibes rn... 85.5k feels inevitable tbh, but that 83.8k line? yeah that's where the game theory gets spicy
Looking at the current chart, BTC seems to be experiencing liquidity issues. I wouldn't be surprised if there is a decline to the level of 85,500. The critical support level is around 83,800 — this should not be broken. On the ETH side, the situation is a bit different; the upward trend appears solid. If a general market wave of decline occurs, the level that ETH needs to defend is