2025-12-18 02:10:55

#数字资产市场洞察 $BTC what do you think about this position? The market is still repeatedly testing the bottom, and many people are pondering when to get in. Instead of going all-in at once, it's better to build positions gradually in several batches, looking for opportunities near key support levels to slowly accumulate spot holdings. This way, you can keep your average cost more reasonable.

But what are the real signals that confirm a reversal? The key is whether trading volume can significantly increase. Price rebound alone doesn't count; we also need to see if Bitcoin can stabilize above the $94,000 resistance level. Only when volume and price move in sync can we say this might be a genuine rebound, rather than a fleeting one.

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SatoshiHeir

· 12-20 19:06

It should be pointed out that this friend's view falls into the classic trap of technical analysis. On-chain data indicates that the 94,000 level is essentially just a psychological barrier; the true confirmation signals should return to the core of the white paper—looking at on-chain transfer activity and the long/short ratio, rather than exchange trading volume data. I have verified the bottom confirmation process in 2017, and those who relied solely on candlestick patterns were all badly educated. I agree with building positions gradually, but the prerequisite is that you understand what truly constitutes a support level. According to my on-chain analysis framework, the key should be observing miners' willingness to sell, not technical chart patterns. This is the difference between retail investors and us.

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MetaEggplant

· 12-19 08:05

Batch building positions is tired of hearing this saying; the real test is whether 94k can hold. --- Trading volume increases? Bro, this wave of volume has long collapsed, a rebound just for show. --- Instead of pondering when to buy in, better ask yourself if you can afford to lose. --- Support levels, support levels, new supports every day, but in the end, they still break. --- Price and volume rising together sounds impressive, but beware of another trap to cut the leeks. --- It sounds good, but it's really just betting on a rebound; a true reversal is still early. --- That 94k barrier, feels like it's not that easy to break through. --- Going all-in in batches will kill you either way; the only difference is whether you die fast or slow. --- Trying to test the bottom, what's the point? The indicators are all rotten, okay? --- Volume increases? With such cold trading now, how is that possible?

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IfIWereOnChain

· 12-19 06:16

I agree with building positions in batches, but can 94k really hold steady? It seems to depend on the subsequent volume performance. When price and volume don't align, it's a fake breakout. Let's not be blinded by the rebound. Is this wave a genuine reversal or a false one? We need to keep a close eye on the trading volume. All-in players should wake up; in this situation, building positions in batches is the way to go. Support levels are being tested repeatedly... feels like there's still more to go down.

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LayerZeroEnjoyer

· 12-18 15:21

The idea of building positions gradually is really sound; going all-in at once just waiting to get trapped. Trading volume is the real boss; rebounds without volume are just mirrors. Can't break 94k, so still need to wait; no rush.

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BTCWaveRider

· 12-18 02:40

Building positions in batches is a solid strategy, just worried about running out of bullets... Volume is the real boss; too many false promises from price movements. That 94,000 level can't be broken through, so what's the point of a rebound? Whether this wave can succeed depends on whether the trading volume will give us face. It's all support levels and resistance levels again, hearing it so much that my ears are getting calloused.

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ApeDegen

· 12-18 02:36

Building positions in batches is correct to say, but in execution, anyone could fail haha However, at the 94k level... it feels a bit risky, and if the volume can't keep up, it's just a false breakout

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BoredWatcher

· 12-18 02:35

The idea of gradually building a position has been heard too many times, but the problem is that most people simply can't stick with it. The 94k level is indeed a bit tricky, but as for volume... to be honest, it's very hard to judge. DCA (Dollar Cost Averaging) sounds comfortable, but in reality, it's just a gamble on where the bottom actually is.

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GateUser-1a2ed0b9

· 12-18 02:22

The idea of building positions in batches is heard too often; the key still depends on your own risk tolerance. --- Cannot break through the 94,000 level; no matter how much you say, it's useless. --- Is trading volume increasing? The current volume is not confident at all, a bit fake. --- Instead of waiting for reversal signals, it's better to ask yourself how many bullets you still have. --- Support levels are indeed opportunities, but I'm afraid it's just another routine. --- Listening to professional advice in sync, but in reality, no one can predict it. --- Whether it's a real rebound or a fake one, in the end, it still depends on your own execution ability.

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