2025-12-24 05:30:10

#比特币与黄金战争 As the Christmas season begins, the US stock market officially hits the pause button, and global major market liquidity tightens accordingly, with encryption assets also facing the dilemma of shrinking volume. Looking closely at the current market, Bitcoin is experiencing repeated fluctuations at high levels, and a new round of adjustment pressure is already approaching.

In the face of this situation, the short-term trading strategy should be to sell high and buy low, considering taking profits when encountering key resistance levels. From the K-line trend and trading volume, the two mainstream coins $BTC and $ETH show obvious signs of a short-term pullback: Bitcoin is likely to test the support range of 85000-85500 USD, while Ethereum faces a retracement range of 2750-2800 USD.

In simple terms, don't be too greedy; it's crucial to stick to your profit-taking line. When market liquidity is tight, volatility tends to be more severe, so good risk management is the key.

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TokenomicsTherapist

· 13h ago

The liquidity crunch during the Christmas season has long been foreseeable, and it's a bit late to react now. --- We must hold the 85,000 level; breaking it would be truly troublesome. --- Ultimately, greed harms people. Once you've set your take-profit line, don't just move it around aimlessly. --- I'm actually a bit期待about ETH's retracement to 2750; the opportunity might be right here. --- High-level fluctuations are annoying as hell; might as well go all in and lie flat. --- Risk management sounds simple, but when the market is volatile, who can resist temptation? --- Liquidity tightness means the big players are shaking out their positions; mental preparation is the most important. --- It's the old story of buying low and selling high; the key is who can hit the precise timing. --- I prefer the support zone around 83,000 for BTC; 85,000 feels too optimistic. --- Don't be too greedy? Easy to say, who doesn't want to earn more?

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ArbitrageBot

· 13h ago

I just said that during the Christmas period, when liquidity tightens, the crypto world starts dumping... should have run away long ago. --- Can this position at 85000 really hold, or will it have to dip again? --- It's easy to say buy low, sell high, but when you're holding, you forget everything. --- Not being greedy is not being greedy, the problem is you never know where the real low point is. --- If ETH falls to 2750, I'll directly buy the dip... no, wait, let me see first. --- Tight liquidity leads to large fluctuations, this is our opportunity. --- Take profit line? My take profit line has long been adjusted by the market. --- If BTC can't hold 85500, then the bottom line has to look at 85000... or it can just continue to fall.

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GasOptimizer

· 13h ago

The Christmas holiday is indeed a trap; when liquidity tightens, everything falls. I really believe in this 85K support level. Stop messing around; now it’s just waiting to be smashed. It's easy to say buy low, sell high, but maintaining the right mindset is the hardest part. If BTC really drops to 85K, I will increase the position; otherwise, I will continue to watch. --- Have you set your take profit line? Being greedy is easier than making money right now. --- Tsk, it’s the same old rhetoric; when the market tightens, people advise to buy low, sell high. --- I fear a market with dried-up liquidity the most; large fluctuations make it easy to be played for suckers. --- Isn't anyone discussing why trading is necessary during the Christmas period? Risk Management comes first, guys. --- Is ETH 2800 really the bottom, or should we continue to wait? --- I just want to know if anyone really sold at 88K. --- To put it bluntly, we still need to see what actions the US stock market takes at the beginning of the year; anything said now is pointless. --- Take profit line? I haven't even maintained my cost line, haha. --- Tight liquidity = large fluctuations = big opportunities; when you think about it that way, it’s not so scary.

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just_another_fish

· 13h ago

Christmas is just the time for them to play people for suckers, the old trick... --- Can this barrier of 85000 really hold? It feels like it's about to break --- Stop buying low and selling high, I got caught by a falling knife last time I heard that --- It's easiest to experience a big dump when liquidity is tight, Risk Management? I've already gone all in --- What is the take profit line? I only know about stop loss --- Ethereum 2750? Aren't we just dreaming? --- This is why I just hold and do nothing, to avoid being troubled by emotions every day --- High position fluctuations mean the market maker is accumulating, don't be scared --- Honestly, who is still seriously trading during the Christmas season?

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