2025-12-25 04:21:02

As December arrives, BTC has been fluctuating between 85k and 90k. In simple terms, time is passing, and the space is shrinking. The decline caused by low liquidity looks fierce, but in reality, no one is willing to take the other side, and it's not a matter of confidence collapsing. Instead, these two details are more worth paying attention to: whether the 85k defense line can hold steady, and whether funds will truly flow back after the holiday ends.

The Christmas season has always been quiet, and low market trading volume is normal. Merry Christmas, don’t let these short-term fluctuations affect your long-term strategy. Keep sticking to your views, continue observing the data you need to, and that’s enough.

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NFT_Therapy

· 9h ago

If we can't hold 85k, we'll just wait until the end of December. Anyway, that's how the holidays are, and all the idle money has been tucked away.

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VitaliksTwin

· 9h ago

If you can't hold onto 85k, the Christmas gift will be a lawnmower. Let's see who can stay calm then.

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DevChive

· 9h ago

If we can't hold 85k, then we'll look at 90k. Anyway, no one is trading during Christmas, so what's the point of panicking now?

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quiet_lurker

· 9h ago

85k whether to hold steady or not isn't really that important; what's important is not to get scared by this wave of market movements and cut losses. --- The turbulence before Christmas is indeed a bit annoying, but since you've already invested, just relax and ride it out. --- Low liquidity is like this; it looks like a sharp decline, but actually no one is willing to buy. Why panic? --- Will holiday funds come back? I doubt it; we’ll have to wait until after New Year’s to see the real picture. --- It's really just waiting—waiting for the 85k line, waiting for the holiday to end, and then continue watching the relevant data. --- Don't overthink it. The Christmas season is usually slow; acting recklessly now might just lead to losses. --- The fluctuation range is like this—sideways movement, just go with the flow. In the long run, it's not a big deal.

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WalletDoomsDay

· 9h ago

It's truly terrifying if we can't break 85k. Either we lie flat and wait for the holiday to end, or get ready to cut losses. --- Such poor liquidity and still claiming no one is panicking—I didn't dare to add positions anyway. --- Everyone's out during the Christmas holiday, no wonder the market is so dead. Let's see how it looks after New Year's. --- If we can't hold 85k, we need to be careful not to see a collapse. --- Holiday fund inflows? Laughing. Everyone's busy spending Christmas gifts; who’s thinking about the crypto market? --- This range-bound fluctuation is just a shakeout, I'm used to it by now. --- Basically, we're waiting for some news. There's not much to look at in this market right now. --- If the 85k support level really breaks, where will the next support be? Has anyone calculated that?

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UncommonNPC

· 9h ago

Holding steady at 85k is the key to success; right now, it's just about enduring the time. There are few dip buyers during the holiday, making it a good opportunity to stock up cheaply—time to buy the dip. Poor liquidity isn't a bad thing; it indicates no one is panicking and cutting losses, which is actually stable. This wave of volatility is just a shakeout; don't be fooled by short-term fluctuations—long-term holding is the way to go. Funds will only return after the holiday; for now, just accept the situation—calmness is normal. Holding steady at 85k means victory; breaking below would be troublesome. The current pace is still acceptable. It may look fierce, but there's nothing to worry about; low liquidity is normal, no need to fear. Holidays are indeed quiet, which is actually a good time—most retail investors are asleep. It depends on when the funds will come back; this is the real watershed moment. Short-term fluctuations are just for entertainment; long-term planning is the real priority.

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