2025-12-25 05:30:34

#比特币与黄金战争 Technical Analysis: Short-term Trends of Bitcoin and Ethereum (December 25th)

Bitcoin's recent movement is quite interesting. From the daily chart, the price has been oscillating below the 30-day moving average, and the 8.95 level has never been broken, indicating a short-term weakness. If there's any opportunity, it depends on the 1-hour chart—especially whether the price can hold above the 8.75 level corresponding to the 256 moving average. If it holds, there might be a chance to push towards 9.1; if it breaks below, then support at 8.5 should be watched.

Ethereum's situation is similar. On the daily chart, the 3030 level is critical, which also acts as a resistance level on the 4-hour chart. Once the price approaches this area again, consider short positions around 2960 on the 1-hour chart (the 256 moving average). There is a decent trading range in this zone.

**Afternoon Trading Ideas** (Thoughts at 13:10):

$BTC: Range trading between 8.7-8.83, buy low and sell high within this range, with minimal volatility

$ETH: Repeated trading between 2900-2980, with a clear rhythm

Honestly, the success rate of this kind of daily analysis is quite good. If you find it helpful, please follow, bookmark, and like. Feel free to discuss in the comments; I will respond to questions one by one.

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HodlOrRegret

· 8h ago

The 8.75 line really feels tight, like it's about to break or not. I just want to ask, if it really drops to 8.5 this time, will we have to buy the dip again? Ethereum's 3030 feels like the real watershed moment. In this kind of daily swing rhythm, it's easy to follow, but it all depends on who can truly cut losses.

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just_vibin_onchain

· 8h ago

8.95 can't be broken... Gotta wait for the next wave again, a bit annoying

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StakeHouseDirector

· 8h ago

Hmm... It's that 8.95 level again. Bro, is this time reliable? --- Just hold steady at 8.75 and then push to 9.1. Sounds easy, but it's hard to do. --- I need to think about that ETH short at 2960. It's kind of interesting. --- Daily range fluctuations. I'm almost unable to afford the trading fees anymore. --- This wave of analysis feels a bit all over the place, like hitting with one hammer and then another. --- Every time they say the success rate is good, why is my account still losing? --- Is the 256 moving average really that magical? Feels like all the lines are pretty similar. --- Breaking 3030 will determine the overall rhythm. Let's see tonight's performance. --- Simple high sell and low buy. If your reaction speed isn't fast enough, you'll get slapped in the face. --- Honestly, I just want to know where the bottom is. All other details are pointless.

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OnchainUndercover

· 8h ago

Whether 8.95 breaks or not is the key issue, it seems to depend on the hourly chart's mood. --- Another short-selling opportunity? I need to keep a close eye on 3030. --- I’m increasingly losing faith in the high sell and low buy strategy; it feels like just dancing with the market maker. --- I don’t know if the 256 moving average is really powerful, but I keep getting my face slapped anyway. --- When the rhythm is clear, losses come the fastest. I’ve been there. --- If we can't hold 8.5, then let's just admit defeat. Anyway, the stop-loss order has already been placed. --- I usually do the opposite of analysis claiming a high success rate, and now I’m making a little profit. --- Wait, is 3030 really that strong? It felt like it almost broke the day before yesterday. --- This time I’m just trading short-term; I can’t see the mid-term clearly anyway. --- Bought low and still lying on the floor now, thanks for sharing haha.

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