#金融与市场趋势 Bitcoin's recent moves are truly remarkable. Wall Street is happily rushing towards the year-end, while our big brother stubbornly swings back and forth in the 85,000-90,000 range, refusing to follow the trend. Initially, I thought Christmas would bring some festive atmosphere, but instead, Bitcoin just gave a "cold shoulder." Traditional finance is filled with seasonal optimism, stock markets soaring, while digital currencies are stuck in stagnation. This disconnect is quite interesting—where's the supposed correlation? It’s completely broken this time. The current situation is a bit awkward. Bitcoin should be the one causing the most trouble, but instead, it has become the most stable "old-timer." Market sentiment is clearly a bit conflicted; bulls are not decisive enough, bears are not making any moves, and everyone is just competing with each other. It feels like we have to wait until after the New Year to see if a breakthrough is possible, otherwise, this year will just pass quietly.

Bitcoin's recent rebound has faced resistance since peaking at 91991. Currently, the 91000-91500 range is a critical battleground. Not only is there resistance below the previous high, but the daily 20-day moving average is also nearby. Coupled with the previous high-volume trading zone, the triple pressure makes it difficult to break through. When it surged to 91991 on January 10, it left a long upper shadow, indicating heavy selling pressure at that level. The 4-hour chart now shows a somewhat uncomfortable situation—RSI has turned downward, and a bearish arrangement is beginning to form. The trading volume during the rebound is still shrinking, which is not a good sign. The bears are gradually gaining control. In the short term, 90500 is a consolidation center. If it falls below this level, the support at 89500 will be directly exposed. **Trading Strategy**: - Bitcoin: Short in the 91500-91000 range, targeting 90500 - Second Bitcoin: Short at 3110-3100, targeting 3050

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