2025-12-25 07:25:50

The year-end market is mainly volatile, and downside risks should not be ignored. If Bitcoin falls back to the key resistance level of 82,000, caution is needed for the possibility of testing below 80,000.

From an operational perspective: when it drops to 82,000, consider increasing positions to catch the rebound. If it further declines below 80,000, wait for a clear stabilization pattern to emerge before taking action—don't rush to buy. There's a saying: if you don't have the impulse, don't enter the market. This principle is especially effective in weak market conditions.

Looking ahead to next month, a rebound is expected, with an initial target in the 97,000-98,000 range. To position early, a base position was already established at 86,500 this week, leaving room for a subsequent rebound.

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LuckyHashValue

· 2h ago

The 82,000 level is really tough, it feels like the end-of-year volatility is never-ending. The 86,500 level is already in position, just waiting for a rebound to give me a chance to turn things around. There's really no need to rush below 80,000, just watch and wait. Being cautious is always better than getting liquidated.

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ImpermanentPhilosopher

· 2h ago

82000 is really a hurdle, but I still think that below 80000 is the true bottom-fishing opportunity. Why rush? Wait, you already started positioning at 86500? Why do I feel like the timing is a bit early... I've heard the phrase "don't enter the market unless there's a bullish signal" so many times, it sounds so familiar. I was caught by this phrase last year. A rebound to 97-98? Alright, I'll just wait and see. This wave of volatility is really annoying.

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GateUser-afe07a92

· 3h ago

82000 this threshold is really a bit risky, still need to see if we can hold it Let's wait until the rebound reaches 97000 before deciding, there's no rush now This downward move is quite fierce, I only dared to enter at 86500 No rush to bottom fish, waiting for signals to appear is the right approach Below 80000, I really don't dare to act, it's too dangerous

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ChainComedian

· 3h ago

82,000 can't even hold, and you're still thinking about 97,000... It's really hard to say if this rebound can come. --- The core position is at 86,500, betting that this wave won't break below 80,000 again, right? That's a bit exciting. --- If there's no urge to develop, I won't enter the market. It sounds like a cliché, but every time people rush to buy, they end up getting trapped. --- A rebound next month? I more want to know if there will be a sharp drop this week. Whoever can stay steady will make money. --- Adding positions to bet on a rebound sounds easy, but when it comes to 82,000, the hands get soft... That's human nature. --- 97-98K? Let's get past 85,000 first. Talking about this now is too虚 (vague/empty).

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SmartContractPlumber

· 3h ago

82000 is really a critical point that must be guarded well; otherwise, it will be free fall below. By the way, this logic of "don't enter unless it develops" is as dangerous as those contracts I reviewed that were rushed online without formal verification—both are issues caused by haste. The base position at 86500 is holding up pretty well, at least there is an escape route. If it truly drops below 80000, we still need to wait for a stable structure; there's no point in discussing this.

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