Publicly listed companies are quietly deploying in crypto assets, and this signal should be taken seriously. According to the latest data, Strategy has invested a total of 960 million USD to continue accumulating Bitcoin, and Twenty One Capital revealed 43,500 BTC on its first day of listing. Even Ethereum is being strategically allocated by institutions—Republic Technologies increased its ETH holdings by 742 and reserved 10 million USD for further purchases. What insights can we gain from this? The multi-chain allocation approach of institutions is worth referencing. Instead of all-in on a single coin, it’s better to learn from their portfolio strategies: Bitcoin as the core store of value, Ethereum as the entry point for ecosystem participation, and assets like Filecoin with practical use cases as supplementary allocations. For the airdrop hunters, the assets and ecosystems that institutions are allocating to are often the most active in airdrops. Interactions within the Bitcoin ecosystem are increasing, and Ethereum Layer 2 solutions are now highly active—these are great low-cost opportunities for airdrops. The key is to keep up with the rhythm, lay a solid foundation of interactions before institutions ramp up their investments, so that when the actual airdrop period arrives, you can maximize your gains with less effort. The current strategy is simple: focus more on the ecosystem projects of mainstream public chains, participate early in those sectors likely to be prioritized by institutions, and minimize interaction costs. The market is already hinting at the direction; now it’s just a matter of who acts first.

Gu Jingci: 12.31 Trading is light, and the oscillation pattern awaits trend selection Bitcoin/Ethereum yesterday saw short positions only drop to around 87800 and 2940 in the early morning before rebounding again, showing a oscillating trend. Market trading is quiet, affected by low liquidity at year-end and institutional wait-and-see sentiment. The short-term trend remains uncertain. The daily Bollinger Bands continue to flatten and show a narrowing pattern, indicating a tightening price fluctuation range and an imminent direction choice. The four-hour short-term moving averages are intertwined, showing that bullish and bearish forces are temporarily balanced, and the market is in a consolidation phase. For Bitcoin, focus on the support at the 87000 integer level, with strong support at 86500; on the resistance side, watch the 89500 level, with the 90500 level forming a key psychological barrier. Ethereum's movement is highly synchronized with Bitcoin; after rebounding to around 3010 yesterday, it oscillated back, currently hovering between 2900 and 3000, with market trading volume continuing to decrease. Short-term resistance is concentrated around 3000 and 3060, while support levels can be watched at 2900 and 2860. Trading suggestions: Short near 88800-89300 for Bitcoin, targeting around 87000; short near 2980-3000 for Ethereum, targeting around 2900. Daily analysis and strategy have a relatively high success rate, all can be seen; analysis and strategies are for reference only, please bear the risks yourself. The article review and publication are not timely, so please refer to real-time data! #DrHan2025年终公开信 #2025Gate年度账单 #加密行情预测

Bitcoin recent trend analysis and trading strategy for January 1, 2026 (New Year's Day) In the past two days, Bitcoin has shown a narrow range of oscillation and decline. After multiple failed attempts to break through the $90,000 level, it has been trading within the $87,000-$89,500 range, currently oscillating around $88,000. The daily chart is under the pressure of the EMA30 moving average, with the MACD maintaining a death cross, indicating a clear long-term bearish trend. However, buying interest around $87,000 is gradually strengthening, and the RSI shows weakening downward momentum, suggesting a short-term rebound demand. Year-end liquidity is thin, combined with $23.7 billion in options expiring, which may amplify price volatility. Institutional actions are diverging: MicroStrategy continues to increase holdings, while ETF funds are experiencing short-term outflows. January 1 Core Trading Strategy 1. Focus on Range Trading: Resistance is centered around $88,800-$90,000. Avoid high positions before a volume breakout; support levels are at $86,000-$86,500. If volume shrinks and the price stabilizes, consider light short-term positions for a rebound. If broken, cut losses decisively to avoid further decline below $85,000. 2. Strict Position Control: Liquidity remains thin during the New Year holiday. Keep individual positions below 10%, avoid impulsive chasing or panic selling, and mitigate risks of gap openings and widening spreads. 3. Long-term Positioning: If the price retraces to the strong support zone of $85,000-$86,000, consider building positions gradually based on long-term positive factors such as institutional accumulation and RWA market expansion. 4. Trading Recommendations - Long Entry Trigger: Breakthrough of $89,000; pursue long positions with a small size at $88,500, provided the average volume in the last 24 hours is at least 1.5 times higher. - Short Exit/Reduce: Drop below $87,000; reduce positions to hedge risk at $87,500, first decreasing volume, then deep withdrawal on increased volume. - Strong Support Bottom Fishing: Touching $86,500; lightly bottom-fish at $86,000, re-enter after volume shrinks and stabilizes.