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Cryptocurrency today still remains influenced by macro factors. Bitcoin fluctuates between 85,000 and 88,000, and the pressure to break through the 90,000 level is clearly significant. Ethereum moves in tandem with Bitcoin, with the 2910 to 2930 range forming a short-term bottom, showing a double bottom pattern on the chart, which somewhat hints that the downward momentum may slow down.
Interestingly, the correlation between the crypto market and the US stock market now seems to have weakened. The Dow Jones has fallen for nine consecutive days, yet the crypto market has rebounded independently. But how long this rebound can last remains uncertain.
Currently, the main concern is that institutions are clearing out positions for profit by the end of the year, and there are still many uncertainties in policy. The entire market feels like a stress test, with instability present everywhere. Instead of rushing to chase the trend, it’s better to wait patiently for a truly clear trend signal before taking action.
#大户持仓动态 $BTC $BNB
Starting to talk about US stocks again, I stopped believing in that long ago
Year-end profit-taking? Then what do institutions hold in their hands?
Double bottom is indeed interesting, but since the signals are unclear, forget it
The rebound can't last, I have a clear idea in mind
The old trick of institutions clearing out at the end of the year is too cliché, but you really need to be cautious.
US stocks fall while cryptocurrencies rise; can you believe this inverse operation? Or is it just for temporary satisfaction?
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Even if the US stock market drops, cryptocurrencies can still rebound. This time, it's really a bit different.
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The double bottom pattern sounds good, but I still don't believe it. Let's wait until it's clear.
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When institutions clear their positions at the end of the year, do we retail investors just have to wait to be shaken out?
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Policy uncertainty is the real annoyance, even more frustrating than price fluctuations.