2025-12-29 14:24:05

Bitcoin has been fluctuating between 90,000 and 87,000 this week, marking the third time it has attempted to break the 90,000 level. Market order pressure is evident, with continuous selling, and psychological barriers often just a hair's breadth away from being breached—although on Friday, despite a bullish outlook on the 90,500 resistance level, the actual entry was delayed by 100 points, reflecting market reality.

Regarding short-term trends, the market has once again exhibited a typical "drawing door" pattern. From 90,000 down to 87,000, such declines have been tested multiple times, and the 86,600 level below has been touched for the third time. Although a definitive breakdown hasn't occurred yet, a significant chance exists that if US stocks open lower, this level won't hold.

Looking upward, the 89,200-89,500 range warrants close attention, as the rebound momentum will gradually weaken. Focusing around key round numbers is a strategy—placing stop-loss orders above the high at 91,000. A breakout above this would signal a structural reversal.

On the downside, support levels at 86,000 and 85,000 are worth entering in stages. It is advisable to reduce leverage risk exposure accordingly. Set stop-loss at the previous low of 84,500; if the target reaches 87,500-89,000, the profit will be more secure.

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ProxyCollector

· 01-01 09:27

It's the third time, almost broke 90,000, the market is really aggressive in fleeceing sheep. Being 100 points off is still 100 points, so heartbreaking. If 86,600 can't hold, just go straight to 85,000, like a roller coaster. Rebound at 89,500 failing? Then just wait to be smashed. If US stocks open lower, it's basically over. Are you preparing to buy the dip or cut losses?

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SeeYouInFourYears

· 01-01 01:17

Getting stuck at 90,000 is like hitting a dead end, this is the third time, really frustrating. It's always at the round number levels, every time I think I can break through, but it gets pushed back. The 86,600 level needs to hold, or else it might drop further. Repeated fluctuations are just shakeouts, be patient and wait for the next wave. Experiencing a 100-point drop late is something everyone has gone through, it's just tough.

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TokenDustCollector

· 2025-12-29 14:54

It's the third time already, the 87,000 level is really a tough barrier. It's another story of missing by 100 points, so exhausting. If 86,600 can't hold, just head straight to 85,000. Instead of waiting for a rebound, better to buy the dip. Lower the leverage; this round in the US stock market might be serious. 90,000 feels like a curse, always just a little bit short.

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just_here_for_vibes

· 2025-12-29 14:52

Three attempts to break 90,000 but failed, how embarrassing haha Are you drawing the door again? When will it truly break through? Missing by 100 points is such a big gap, the market is really unpredictable If the US stock market crashes below 86,600, it definitely won't hold, and then it will fall again The rebound at 89,200 seems to have lost momentum, it doesn't look like there's much chance Who doesn't know this trick of crossing integer thresholds? The key still depends on the US stock market's mood Low leverage and gradual positions are the right way; those who chased high before lost because they were too greedy Breaking the previous low at 84,500 would be truly terrifying

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BankruptWorker

· 2025-12-29 14:44

This is the third time. Why can't I break through this barrier? So frustrating. --- Just 100 points away from 1 billion, haha. Truly human nature. --- The 86,600 hurdle is here again. If this trend continues, it will break down. --- If the US stock market opens lower, I'm done. I can't even hold small positions. --- The rebound at 89,500 failed. I knew there was no hope. --- Lowering leverage is real. It's too easy to get liquidated. Learned my lesson. --- If this stop-loss at 84,500 can survive, I'll consider it a blessing.

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CryptoHistoryClass

· 2025-12-29 14:43

statistically speaking, we've seen this exact pattern three times already... history doesn't repeat but it sure does rhyme fr. those support levels? yeah, everyone and their mother has stops lined up there too lol

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NFTragedy

· 2025-12-29 14:35

90,000 is just a paper tiger. After falling three times, do you still dare to touch it? I'm too familiar with this trick. First, I hype it up and say there's hope, but if you're a hundred points late, you'll suffer huge losses. It's really outrageous. The US stock market opened sharply lower and broke through 86,600. At that point, you'll have to start counting from scratch. I'm a bit tempted by the 86,000-85,000 range, but leverage... forget it, reduce leverage for safety. I'm just worried it will get stuck again between 87,500 and 89,000. The daily fluctuations are really annoying.

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RektRecorder

· 2025-12-29 14:28

Three attempts to reach 90,000 but still can't break through, this psychological barrier is really tough. --- Just 100 points short of profit, this is my daily routine. --- Drawing the door again, familiar feeling, 86,600 can't hold, definitely going down. --- Stop loss at 91,000? Ha, I think I'll skip the leverage and play with lower levels. --- I believe in 87,500-89,000, but I'm worried the US stocks will open lower and ruin everything. --- Always say to focus on key points, but always go off-topic, shrug. --- Dipping in gradually sounds good, but I'm just afraid of losses from scaling in. --- I've heard too many times about rebound failures, wake up, everyone. --- Reaching 85,000 would be good enough, don't overthink it.

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