Bitcoin's recent rebound pace is quite good. From the 1-hour K-line, the lows are moving upward, and the rebound momentum is still strong. The trading volume is also cooperating well. Currently, the bulls are still in control of the rhythm. However, the price has already hit the resistance zone above. To continue pushing higher, it depends on whether the trading volume can keep up — this is the key to judging whether the rebound can sustain.
Looking from a trading perspective:
**For Bitcoin**, if you go long within the 86,500 to 87,000 range, you can target the 89,000 to 90,000 zone. This area was a previous resistance level, and whether it can be broken depends on the momentum.
**For Ethereum**, consider going long around the 2860 to 2890 range, with targets aiming at the 2990 to 3050 zone. This price level hasn't been effectively broken before, so a rebound past this point would be very interesting to watch.
**A crucial reminder**: No one can predict market volatility precisely. Use stop-loss orders when necessary, avoid going all-in, and adjust your positions according to your risk tolerance. Rational trading is the long-term way to survive.
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StableCoinKaren
· 6h ago
The trading volume can't keep up, so it has to pull back again. This rebound feels very fake.
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TokenSherpa
· 9h ago
alright so let me break this down—the volume dynamics here are actually kinda crucial if you examine the data, yeah? historically speaking when btc hits resistance like this without sufficient quorum of buyers, the whole governance of the bounce falls apart. fundamentally, what we're seeing in the order flow suggests the voting power isn't really there yet tbh.
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StableGenius
· 12-27 02:40
yeah ok so everyone's suddenly bullish on the bounce but let me tell you empirically speaking, that volume story doesn't hold up once you hit resistance. seen this exact setup fail like five times already this cycle lol
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PanicSeller
· 12-27 02:39
Lack of volume confirmation is a false breakout, and you're about to be tricked again.
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DataPickledFish
· 12-27 02:38
If you can't keep up, it's better to stay on the sidelines. Don't rush to get in.
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DegenGambler
· 12-27 02:36
If the trading volume can't keep up, it's just an artificial high. Don't blindly chase the peak.
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GrayscaleArbitrageur
· 12-27 02:36
If the trading volume can't keep up, it's a false rally. Don't think that one bullish candle means everything is peaceful.
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RetailTherapist
· 12-27 02:19
If the trading volume can't keep up, it's pointless. It feels uncertain whether this wave can break through 90,000.
#比特币与黄金战争 December 27 Morning Market Overview
Bitcoin's recent rebound pace is quite good. From the 1-hour K-line, the lows are moving upward, and the rebound momentum is still strong. The trading volume is also cooperating well. Currently, the bulls are still in control of the rhythm. However, the price has already hit the resistance zone above. To continue pushing higher, it depends on whether the trading volume can keep up — this is the key to judging whether the rebound can sustain.
Looking from a trading perspective:
**For Bitcoin**, if you go long within the 86,500 to 87,000 range, you can target the 89,000 to 90,000 zone. This area was a previous resistance level, and whether it can be broken depends on the momentum.
**For Ethereum**, consider going long around the 2860 to 2890 range, with targets aiming at the 2990 to 3050 zone. This price level hasn't been effectively broken before, so a rebound past this point would be very interesting to watch.
**A crucial reminder**: No one can predict market volatility precisely. Use stop-loss orders when necessary, avoid going all-in, and adjust your positions according to your risk tolerance. Rational trading is the long-term way to survive.