2025-12-25 00:30:43

#比特币与黄金战争 Yesterday, Bitcoin started a strong rally from around 86,350, briefly surging near the 88,000 level, but then quickly cooled off and retreated—this rebound's momentum has diminished quite noticeably. From a technical perspective, the resistance around 88,500-89,500 remains quite strong, and there are no clear signals of a breakout at the moment.

Based on the current trend characteristics, shorting on rebounds could be a good strategy. Specifically, you can look for opportunities within the 88,500-89,500 range to establish short positions, with targets below around 85,000-86,000. Of course, markets are constantly changing, so real-time trading should be flexible and adjusted according to live candlestick data. Never stick rigidly to fixed levels.

At this point, the key is to understand the resistance above and execute effective risk control. $BTC $ETH $SOL Overall technical structure warrants close attention.

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MissedAirdropAgain

· 5h ago

I’ve seen through the 88,500 resistance long ago, just waiting to break it. This time, the energy decay is really fast, it feels like we’re heading back to 86,000 to find support. Be cautious with short positions; last time I was caught because I stubbornly held onto my levels—painful lesson.

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MEVHunterWang

· 5h ago

88500 this level is too fierce, I got cut here last time --- Rebound shorting sounds good, but I'm worried it's a false breakout again --- Energy decay is so obvious, yet you still dare to buy the dip? I think it's uncertain --- 85000-86000 can it really reach there? Feels like it will go lower --- Everyone holding fixed positions probably got liquidated haha --- This resistance level is tougher than expected, better to wait and see in the short term --- If BTC doesn't break above 89500, it's still weak, no problem --- Poor risk control, no matter how good the strategy is, it's useless --- Yesterday's quick pullback was indeed fast, I hate the sharp rise and fall the most --- How has SOL been moving lately? Is anyone paying attention? --- Trying to set up short positions at 88500-89500, but must keep enough margin --- I agree that the market changes rapidly, don't expect it to stay the same --- Technical structure is worth paying attention to +1, honestly I can't quite understand it yet --- Shorting on the rebound is also quite risky, who said that? --- Is this the best you can do from 86350 to 88000?

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blockBoy

· 5h ago

88500 This level is really a paper tiger, always pushed back each time Wait, is shorting really safe? Feels like the risk is quite high The rebound energy this round is indeed declining, but don't set your stop-loss too tight 88000 was a failure, what should be the next move? The technical analysis is correct, but the market changes faster than flipping through a book, who dares to bet The logic of shorting during a rebound is not a problem, the key is whether you can maintain your mindset The target of 85000-86000 is a bit aggressive, will there be a rebound in the middle? Every time it hits resistance, it keeps doing this, please give a real breakout Short-term consolidation, just don't move your coins around Risk control sounds easy, but when it comes to actual operation, everyone forgets it all

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AirdropCollector

· 5h ago

88500 is indeed a tough barrier, I also favor short-selling strategies. --- Rebound then sell off, experienced traders understand this routine, it all depends on who maintains a steady mindset. --- The point about energy decay is correct; don’t be greedy unless a breakout occurs. --- Whether 85000 can hold is the key. --- Risk control in short-selling setups is the biggest test; a single lapse can lead to a blow-up. --- Technical structures are indeed worth following, but don’t get washed out by a rebound. --- Those who rigidly stick to fixed levels have all been taught lessons by the market. --- After this wave, it still depends on how long 88500 can withstand.

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TxFailed

· 5h ago

here we go again, another "short the bounce" thesis lmao. tbh that 88500 resistance sounds familiar... pretty sure i've heard this exact line before right before it got obliterated 💀 ngl the energy decay narrative tracks, but nicking a few k to the downside and calling it a trade setup? that's classic copium imo. risk control execution is doing some *heavy* lifting in that sentence

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