#美联储回购协议计划 Early morning glance, the crypto market is still lingering in the Christmas holiday atmosphere. Liquidity has noticeably shrunk, with trading volume nearly halved compared to usual. This is a typical holiday market—low volume consolidation with no clear direction.
To be honest, BTC and ETH have both been quite "obedient" these days—watching large orders closely. Bitcoin is currently hanging around $87,300, having dipped to $86,375 yesterday. Resistance is at $88,000-$88,500, with a strong pressure at $90,000. Support levels are at $86,000-$86,500; if broken, then look at $84,500-$85,500. The daily MACD has already formed a death cross, indicating short-term bearishness.
Ethereum is similar. The current price is $2,940, having surged to $2,976 yesterday. The resistance zone is between $2,970 and $3,000, with $3,050 being a hard ceiling. Support is at $2,880-$2,900; if broken, then look at $2,750-$2,800. Same bearish signals apply.
With year-end options settlement and institutional exits, short-term volatility is bound to increase. Instead of betting on the direction, it's better to trade lightly—sell high, buy low, but always set stop-losses properly; that’s the bottom line.
Reference strategy: - BTC: Short in the $87,900-$88,900 range, targeting $86,900-$85,900 - ETH: Short in the $2,970-$3,010 range, targeting $2,850-$2,890
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fren.eth
· 3h ago
Holiday market is like this, bland and tasteless
Another MACD death cross, tired of this routine
Institutions are on holiday, no need to fuss, light positions are the most comfortable
The 88,000 resistance is so tough, there's really no hope in the short term
Breaking 2900 on Ethereum would be really painful, better to wait and see
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AirdropHunterXiao
· 12-27 00:39
Holiday market conditions are like this—institutions are on vacation, and retail investors are just messing around here.
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OfflineValidator
· 12-27 00:18
Holiday market trend is like this, institutions have all fled, retail investors are trembling in fear
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AirdropChaser
· 12-27 00:16
Holiday market trends are indeed boring; I'll just see if there are any opportunities for buying the dip.
#美联储回购协议计划 Early morning glance, the crypto market is still lingering in the Christmas holiday atmosphere. Liquidity has noticeably shrunk, with trading volume nearly halved compared to usual. This is a typical holiday market—low volume consolidation with no clear direction.
To be honest, BTC and ETH have both been quite "obedient" these days—watching large orders closely. Bitcoin is currently hanging around $87,300, having dipped to $86,375 yesterday. Resistance is at $88,000-$88,500, with a strong pressure at $90,000. Support levels are at $86,000-$86,500; if broken, then look at $84,500-$85,500. The daily MACD has already formed a death cross, indicating short-term bearishness.
Ethereum is similar. The current price is $2,940, having surged to $2,976 yesterday. The resistance zone is between $2,970 and $3,000, with $3,050 being a hard ceiling. Support is at $2,880-$2,900; if broken, then look at $2,750-$2,800. Same bearish signals apply.
With year-end options settlement and institutional exits, short-term volatility is bound to increase. Instead of betting on the direction, it's better to trade lightly—sell high, buy low, but always set stop-losses properly; that’s the bottom line.
Reference strategy:
- BTC: Short in the $87,900-$88,900 range, targeting $86,900-$85,900
- ETH: Short in the $2,970-$3,010 range, targeting $2,850-$2,890