2025-12-27 18:40:16

#数字资产市场动态 This weekend, the market indeed lacks momentum. Bitcoin has been bouncing within a narrow range of 87200 to 87600 from morning to night, and the fluctuations in the evening have shrunk to just a hundred points, almost like it’s sleeping. Ethereum is not willing to fall behind, oscillating between 2939 and 2914, with both bulls and bears seeming to agree on a ceasefire, neither willing to initiate the first move.

Looking at the 4-hour chart, this pattern shows that after the previous high point, Bitcoin’s upward momentum has clearly weakened, and a technical correction has been established. But there’s a detail worth noting — the support levels below are holding strongly, with continuous buying pressure, and the overall structure has not been effectively broken. This looks more like a buildup at high levels, gathering strength, rather than a sign of trend reversal. The price is being repeatedly pulled back within the oscillation center, and the tug-of-war between bulls and bears has entered a tense phase. Which direction it will move in the short term still depends on a clear signal.

On the hourly chart, it’s even clearer. A typical sideways consolidation state, with recent lows not being broken again, indicates that the bearish force is gradually weakening, and the market is slowly recovering from the previous oversold condition. As long as those key support levels below are not effectively breached, the market is likely to continue testing the upper resistance levels repeatedly, maintaining this oscillating buildup rhythm.

A particularly important point to remember: oscillation is never a bad thing. It is building strength for the next big move and also washing out those retail traders who are holding uncertain positions. The most exciting opportunities are often hidden behind these seemingly boring consolidation phases.

Based on the current rhythm, here are a few reference ideas:

Sunday early morning, @BTC can be lightly shorted around 87800, targeting 86500.
Sunday early morning, @ETH can be lightly shorted around 2950, targeting 2880.

Remember one thing: in the game of oscillation, mastering the rhythm is more important than guessing the right direction. Positioning must be steady, and your mindset must be calm enough to withstand the fluctuations.

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SnapshotBot

· 16h ago

Oh no, it's this frustrating sideways movement again, it's making me sleepy. Agreed, the feeling of accumulation is definitely more difficult to endure than a decline. Waiting for signals? It feels like waiting for the Year of the Monkey and the Horse. After hearing you say that, it seems to be true. Those who rushed to cut losses before are probably regretting it now. Is shorting at 86,500 really stable? The support seems pretty strong. Having the right mindset is the hardest part; it's easy to say, everyone. In volatility, making profits depends on patience. If it were me, I would have already lost control.

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AirdropFreedom

· 16h ago

I've heard this narrative of oscillating accumulation several times, always saying it's to shake out retail investors, but retail investors still can't make money. Retail investor mentality is indeed the biggest enemy, but when it comes to lightly shorting... you still have to judge for yourself, after all, no one can predict what will happen in the next moment. In this kind of sideways consolidation market, it's easiest to get trapped. Whether 86500 can hold is the key; if it breaks through... The support level's strong absorption capacity is quite accurate, at least indicating that there are still people bottom-fishing, so it's not that bad. After watching for a long time, I still don't know when there will be a clear direction. Sometimes waiting for signals is more exhausting than trading itself.

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FlashLoanLarry

· 16h ago

ngl the liquidity depth here is basically nonexistent... just watching retail get shaken out while the real capital waits for mev opportunities. consolidation's cute but opportunity cost of staying flat is starting to sting tbh

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BlockchainWorker

· 16h ago

Another week of being washed out. Retail investors are gradually losing patience like this. It's pointless to just run away when the time comes.

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MechanicalMartel

· 16h ago

Here we go again talking about when the move will happen, boring consolidation is the best test to see who has a strong mindset. Wait for the signal, anyway both bulls and bears are testing each other now. Instead of guessing blindly, it's better to just watch the support levels. I've heard the theory of oscillation and shakeout too many times, in the end, it still depends on luck. Can 86500 really be broken? It feels a bit uncertain, the support strength is indeed extraordinary. Shorting sounds simple, but I'm just afraid of being caught off guard and eating a loss. The idea of rhythm is pretty good, definitely more reliable than predicting the direction. It's been three days of continuous oscillation, how long does it take to accumulate before a breakout? My bad habit is being unable to keep a calm mindset, or maybe I should just give up and stop trading.

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StablecoinEnjoyer

· 16h ago

This weekend is really boring, everyone is just napping... just waiting for that moment to suddenly wake up. It feels like everyone is holding back their big move, waiting to see who can't hold their temper and acts first. Try a quick move with 87800, it's just about playing the rhythm anyway. Consolidation isn't really that boring; it's actually about accumulating. I'm just worried retail investors can't wait. Stay calm, or you'll easily be shaken out.

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