2025-12-29 11:41:14

#数字资产市场动态 Recently, the crypto market has been quite interesting.

Regarding Bitcoin, after rebounding from the 87,400 bottom, it started to drop again and is now stuck around 88,000, showing little movement. Trading volume has clearly shrunk, and the four-hour chart's momentum is weakening more and more, making it look like there's no strength. My judgment is to continue to be bearish. If it can hold above 87,500, I will consider opening a short position, with the first target at 86,000. However, if it breaks below 86,000, I will have to switch to a bullish stance—positions like this often reverse.

Ethereum is following Bitcoin closely. After rebounding from around 2,920 to 3,020, it faced resistance and ultimately fell back to around 3,000. Since it's correlated with BTC, the four-hour momentum is also waning, so it's unlikely to have an independent trend at this time. The same bearish outlook applies: if it holds above 2,660, open a short with a target of 2,600. Once 2,600 is broken, a reversal signal is confirmed.

$BTC $ETH $XRP, these few assets all need to be watched carefully.

BTC-2.82%

ETH-3.33%

XRP-1.94%

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WhaleWatcher

· 01-01 11:11

88000 there's really no strength here, I've seen it a long time ago, shrinking volume is a signal --- ETH follower attribute is too strong, no independent thinking at all, it's uncomfortable --- See you at 86000, whether to reverse or keep smashing later, depends on fate --- How about XRP? No one discusses it --- If it stabilizes at 87500, go short? That's a bold move, I'm still hesitating --- I've seen this kind of 4-hour momentum decay countless times, often it's the calm before a crash --- If 2600 really gets broken through, then it's truly a reversal, and chasing longs at that point will be troublesome --- Feels like this round of market is just a trick to fake volume and momentum, messing with traders' psychology

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SillyWhale

· 01-01 10:47

88000 is really stuck at this critical level, it feels like either keep pushing down or rebound, no middle ground. ETH's follower characteristics are becoming more and more obvious, an independent trend is still a long way off.

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DAOdreamer

· 01-01 09:38

88000 there's really no point here, the trading volume is dead, no wonder the bears are so arrogant --- Following the trend now, just watch how BTC shakes its legs and ETH trembles along, what kind of independent market can there be --- If 86000 breaks, I'll just reverse and go long. Positions like this are always traps --- Honestly, I hate shrinking trading volume the most; quietly dumping is the most disgusting --- Can 2600 hold? Feels like this reversal signal is a bit fake --- Why is no one talking about XRP again? Or is everyone just playing the BTC game --- I think 86000 is a tough level to reach, but the rebound will be fierce --- Decaying momentum = no money coming in, it's that simple, no need to look at any charts --- They're just using us as leeks to harvest, dumping precisely one after another --- Hold steady at 87500 before talking about it; it's a bit early to talk about short positions now

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SchrodingerAirdrop

· 01-01 06:15

Oh no, it's the same old trick. I'm already tired of watching 88,000 get stuck and not move. --- The short position still needs to wait, it doesn't seem like this wave will break easily. --- ETH is really just BTC's sidekick, it's boring. --- If 86,000 really breaks through, I'll admit defeat and take the loss, no need to fight back. --- The trading volume is so low, it shows no one wants to move, a warning sign. --- I'm watching that 2600 line, let's see who moves first. --- That's how the crypto world is; the hardest times are when there are no big waves. --- XRP is just lying there quietly, waiting for what.

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blockBoy

· 2025-12-29 12:11

88000 this pit is a bit deep, the volume is gone and you're still hesitating Volume shrinking makes it pointless, waiting for the 87500 signal Once BTC leads the plunge again, ETH really has no temper If 2600 breaks, things will turn around, gotta watch closely XRP hasn't been very noticeable lately

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MidnightSnapHunter

· 2025-12-29 12:03

88000 is really stuck, no one dares to move --- Want to open a short but afraid of breaking below 86000 and getting hammered in reverse, this feeling is intense --- Ethereum is just a follower of BTC, an independent market? Overthinking haha --- Why does XRP feel like it’s been invisible lately, forgotten --- The 4-hour momentum is dead, can we still trade this --- If the 87500 line can't hold, just go all-in on the bottom --- That's how the crypto world is, a small reversal every three days, isn’t it annoying --- Can 86000 really become a reversal point? I doubt it --- Once 2600 is broken, you'll have to change your tune, how long can this play continue before we can achieve stable profits --- The most annoying thing is shrinking trading volume, big funds are all on the sidelines

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ChainMelonWatcher

· 2025-12-29 12:02

This level at 88000 is really boring. I bet the short position will reverse once it breaks 86000.

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GasFeeCrying

· 2025-12-29 12:00

The 88,000 level really can't be broken, feels like someone is defending the market... With such sparse trading volume, it's long overdue to be bearish. Only when the 2600 line is broken will I believe in a reversal; it's still early to say anything now.

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CompoundPersonality

· 2025-12-29 11:57

88000 this level is really hard to break through, with no volume, there's no hope Short positions should wait a bit longer; only a break below 2660 is a real signal What's up with XRP just lying there?

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JustHodlIt

· 2025-12-29 11:50

88,000 cards here really aren't worth it, trading volume is a mess. Short positions still need to be cautious, as reversals happen quickly at this level. It's another follow-the-market trend; Ethereum basically has no independence. The 86,000 hurdle must be held, or else you'll have to reverse and take a long position. If 2,600 really breaks, things will get lively. This wave of market movement is just grinding people down; when will there be some explosive power? Feels like the main players are just eating up the market? Trading volume has shrunk a bit too much.

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