2025-12-25 06:25:35

Looking at the recent several trading days of Bitcoin's daily chart, the next three or four days are likely to see a repeated oscillation pattern with ups and downs.

From a technical perspective, BTC's current candlestick is stuck between the previous low of 84,000 and the MA30 line. Trading volume is clearly declining, and the MACD is also flattening. These signals together actually indicate a significant lack of market participation. Therefore, at this stage, Bitcoin is unlikely to have a clear direction. The most realistic expectation is to fluctuate within the range of 84,000 to 90,000, waiting for new liquidity to enter.

From a market perspective, it's even more straightforward. During Christmas, foreigners are on holiday, and the US stock market is also closed, leading to a sharp decline in active trading users. Under this background, it is almost impossible for a trend to emerge, and the subdued trading volume will amplify the randomness of volatility. Overall, now is not a good time to chase long or short positions; maintaining a wait-and-see approach is more prudent.

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ruggedNotShrugged

· 2025-12-28 05:57

Handshake handshake, with such a dull trading volume, there's really not much room for operation. These days, it's just a market slaughter; rather than being trapped, it's better to lie low. Friction between 84 and 90, so boring, waiting for liquidity to come in. Just like this during the holiday, since the US stock market is closed, let's take a break too. When the MACD turns flat, I know there's no hope; staying out of the market is the most comfortable. Foreigners leave for holidays very quickly, so retail investors shouldn't follow the trend. Honestly, I dislike this kind of market the most; volatility is just a way to cut leeks. Stay as steady as a mountain, and see how things go after the Spring Festival.

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RektButStillHere

· 2025-12-27 23:38

Trading volume is so dull, it's really pointless. Waiting to be trapped in a position. --- 84000 to 90000, fighting for a long time, might as well go to sleep. --- This is how it is during holidays. Big funds are not trading anymore. --- MACD is flat, just waiting to die. Or should we just lie flat and watch? --- Wow, liquidity is so poor. Currently, only gamblers are chasing. --- The technicals are so bad. I'd rather wait until after the New Year to decide. --- The oscillation range is an opportunity to cut leeks. Keep a steady mindset. --- The Christmas holiday this time is indeed awkward. Anyone who moves gets trapped.

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ShitcoinConnoisseur

· 2025-12-27 17:33

Stuck in a consolidation really is torturous. Instead of chasing long or short, it's better to go to sleep first.

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NightAirdropper

· 2025-12-26 17:19

Damn, it's another volatile period. These past few days have been so boring, the trading volume is dead. Alright, let's just keep rubbing between 84 and 90 for a few days. Anyway, the foreigners are having fun and no one is trading. Stay still, keep lying flat and watch. What are you chasing after? Long or short, it doesn't matter. This point is too damn frustrating. Honestly, this kind of market is the most annoying. It looks like anything could happen, but nothing actually does. Wait for liquidity to come in, everyone. Anyone acting now is just a fool.

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TokenTaxonomist

· 2025-12-25 06:55

ngl the volume story here is pretty much taxonomically correct — when retail hibernates, price action becomes pure noise. statistically speaking, your 84k-90k range thesis is solid but let me pull up my spreadsheet real quick because those ma30 crossovers actually suggest something darker...

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LostBetweenChains

· 2025-12-25 06:55

The trading volume is so pathetic, no wonder the market is as constipated as ever. Wait, so chasing orders now is basically suicide, right? Friction between 84 and 90, might as well go to sleep. The Christmas holiday thing, it's indeed better to avoid. Feels like we have to wait until after New Year's Day to see any action. Placing orders and getting stuck now, I think I'll just keep observing. Honestly, this wave of market movement is really boring, better wait for liquidity to come in.

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MetaverseLandlady

· 2025-12-25 06:55

Hold on, this really is just dragging things out, bouncing back and forth between 84-90, so annoying.

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SilentObserver

· 2025-12-25 06:51

The oscillation range is stuck, with no new money entering the market, just friction like this. Christmas holiday is indeed a market killer. --- Bouncing back and forth between 84 and 90, might as well sleep. --- With such poor trading volume, the trend is all talk. Let's wait and see. --- It's another holiday market; when it wakes up, everything might change. --- Lack of liquidity is just this bad; the MA30 can't explain anything. --- Stay cautious +1; chasing orders is just a stupid tax. --- Bitcoin now is like a child with no company, wandering around aimlessly. --- No matter how complex the technical analysis, volume rules. This week is just a side show. --- Holiday season is indeed a harvest season for retail investors.

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DeepRabbitHole

· 2025-12-25 06:47

This Christmas holiday really killed the market, with trading volume like a ghost town. Fluctuating between 84k and 90k, it's so boring. Better wait for the New Year’s wave. With MACD flatlining, chasing orders is just gambling. Might as well go to sleep. Foreigners are all eating turkey, and retail investors like us can only lie back and watch the show. In this kind of market, chasing longs or shorts is just giving away money. I'm out first.

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New_Ser_Ngmi

· 2025-12-25 06:35

Basically, it's the market during the holiday period. Don't bother messing around. Getting stuck in the 84-90 range with friction, trading volume is dead, there's really nothing to watch. Wait for the US stock market to open, don't move now. Just watch these days, don't chase highs or bottom fish, be prepared to get cut.

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