Bitcoin experienced oscillations this weekend. Although it remains within the range, some technical details suggest that the bulls are brewing.



Looking at the daily chart, alternating yin and yang candles indicate that the bulls and bears are still in a tug-of-war. However, from a different perspective, the 4-hour cycle is interesting. Recently, a bullish candle has formed, and the MACD bearish histogram is gradually shrinking, implying that selling pressure is easing and buyers' strength is slowly accumulating. A closer look at the 1-hour level shows that support levels are rising continuously, indicating a clear short-term bullish structure.

Currently, the price is still fluctuating between 85,000 and 90,600. However, the market details already reveal some signals—bulls are quietly preparing. The trading strategy can remain cautiously optimistic. If the price returns to around 86,500, it could be a good opportunity to enter gradually. The main resistance above is near 90,600. As long as this level is effectively broken, the consolidation pattern may be disrupted, and the upward space will gradually open.

The market has undergone repeated shakeouts and bottom consolidation, essentially accumulating energy for the next wave. The current technical improvements, along with the waning bearish momentum, all suggest that after consolidation, the bulls may continue to advance. Investors are advised to keep an eye on the lower range for entry opportunities and patiently wait for the market to confirm its direction after gathering strength.
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BearMarketBard
· 2025-12-31 12:38
Just shake out the market, anyway every time they say it will go up, but it just ends up oscillating.

Support and resistance, pulling back and forth between 85,000 and 90,600, my head is about to explode.

MACD histogram shrinking? Listen to this term... improvements in details are just the prelude to a rise, why do I find it so hard to believe?

Only a real breakthrough above 90,600 counts; anything said now is just talk.
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WinterWarmthCat
· 2025-12-31 11:32
It's the same old story, tug-of-war, technical improvements, and in the end, still bouncing around near 86,500.

Wait, you said the short-term support is shrinking, is this reliable now?

Entering at 8.6 feels like getting screwed.

Instead of waiting for signals, it's better to look at macro news—who trusts these cycles anyway?

It's time to test your patience again; whether you can hold or not is the real skill.

Let's talk about breaking 90,600 after we do it; it's a bit early to hype up now.

I've said this before, and it just dropped sharply back to where it was.

Shakeout, shakeout—after all, I still can't hold my position.
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TokenDustCollector
· 2025-12-28 18:51
Is it brewing again? Every time I say that, it just consolidates forever.

Wait, this time the MACD histogram is indeed shrinking, which is interesting.

I have to hold onto 86,500; otherwise, I'll be washed out again.
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ChainSauceMaster
· 2025-12-28 18:50
If you can't hold 86,500, you really have to run away...
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WalletInspector
· 2025-12-28 18:49
Is it brewing again? Why so many attempts, all spoiled haha

Wait, can 86500 really retest? Feels a bit uncertain

Breaking 90600 is the real deal, otherwise still grinding there

Isn't this another trick to lure me into a bottom-fishing...

No matter how beautiful the technicals look, they can't withstand a black swan, macro factors still matter

MACD histogram shrinking, that doesn't necessarily mean good news, sometimes it's a sign of trouble

I'm just waiting to see if 90600 breaks or holds, if it breaks, there’s real potential; if not, I’ll keep observing

Just listen, don’t over-interpret technical details, the market always does the opposite
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NftBankruptcyClub
· 2025-12-28 18:47
86,500 entry? Why do I feel like we're about to get crushed again...

If it can't break 90,600, I'll just give up directly.

Where's the promised bull run? It's just daily volatility, it's disgusting.

If it really surges this time, I'll live stream eating my keyboard.

It's either range-bound oscillation or sneaky preparations, can't it just come already?

Every time they say they'll break the pattern, they just do a big dive in the opposite direction.

Raising support levels? Bro, it looks more like drawing lines to me.

I've heard about entering in batches too many times, but in the end, it's just a gamble.

Watch for two more days; if there's no movement, I'll admit defeat.

This technical analysis has been talked about for so long, but we still have to wait for the wind to come.
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SchrodingerWallet
· 2025-12-28 18:47
86,500 is pulling back again, feels like it's just enticing more buying. Still, we need to see if 90,600 can hold.
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DoomCanister
· 2025-12-28 18:31
Consolidation accumulates energy, this wave indeed looks quite interesting

Wait, is it the same old spiel? When was it last said like this

I've had my eye on the 86500 level for a long time, just reluctant to sell

Only when 90600 breaks do I believe it, anything else is pointless now

Repeated shakeouts are just cutting leeks, don't be fooled everyone

No matter how good the technicals look, they need volume to back them up, who mentioned this?

It's basically a bet on the direction, don't make it sound so mysterious
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P2ENotWorking
· 2025-12-28 18:29
Is it brewing again? How many times do I have to hear this old story, brother?

Is a shrinking MACD histogram a bullish signal? I feel like it's brewing every day.

Is 86500 really a good entry point for scaling in, or will it get hammered down again?

That 90600 level seems like it's been pushed up before; whether it breaks through or not depends on the volume afterward.

Will this shakeout truly solidify the bottom, or is it just another show? Time will tell.
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