2025-12-25 20:20:33

Recently, BTC's trend has been quite interesting. In the short term, there is indeed downward pressure. We can consider shorting at the 89666 level, with a stop loss set at 90400. The target is around 85500. Once it reaches this range, the strategy should be reversed.

85500 is a turning point. The subsequent long position setup can be initiated here, and such a level of long positions can be held long-term. The target is set to 97200, and even challenging the 100,000 mark is not a dream.

ETH's rhythm is somewhat out of sync with BTC. It is more prudent to short in batches at 3005 and 3040, setting a unified stop loss at 3075. The lower target is around 2840. Once this price is reached, be prepared to reverse to long.

At the 2840 level, turn to long positions, with a goal to surge to 3630 before the end of the year.

One detail to watch out for: there is a futures delivery at 4 PM today, which could cause market volatility to jump. Conversely, such deep pullbacks are often good opportunities to get in. The key is to stay patient, set proper stop losses, and stagger your entries—don't go all in at once.

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AlphaBrain

· 6h ago

89666 One hand open, stop loss firmly stuck at 90400. I think this wave can reach 85500 without any problem. Is the 100,000 really coming? It feels a bit uncertain, but holding long positions for the long term is indeed a good idea. ETH's rhythm is really strange. Both 3005 and 3040 are well prepared, just waiting for 2840 to reverse. Delivery at 4 PM, really need to be careful. A quick move can be deadly. I think I'll trade in batches. The 100,000 threshold has been mentioned many times. This time, it feels a bit different. Stop loss is the most important. Making money is secondary. Surviving first is the key. At 2840, I was planning to add to my position. This level is indeed quite interesting.

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unrekt.eth

· 6h ago

89666 Test empty? Bro, I think this position looks a bit risky, the retracement seems to be deeper Batching the layout is indeed reliable, just worried that human nature might act up and go all-in, which is the real killer Futures delivery this wave is really easy to be smashed, which might actually indicate that the bottom isn't that far away

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CounterIndicator

· 6h ago

89666 watch for 85500. If this wave drops, get in long; reaching 100,000 is not a dream anymore. ETH follows a similar logic, with 2840 being the real bottom. A push to 3630 by the end of the year should be no problem. Remember to pay attention to the settlement at 4 PM. Pullbacks are opportunities; don't be greedy and go all in at once. Gradual positioning is the key; be sure to set proper stop-losses.

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BlockchainFries

· 6h ago

89666 Trying to test the waters is indeed tempting, but I'm still a bit hesitant. Last time I did this, I got cut off directly. However, the turning point at 85500 is definitely worth paying attention to; we'll see how it goes then. ETH's phased deployment strategy is pretty good, much safer than going all-in. I'm just worried that during futures delivery, it might break through 2840 directly. Sometimes, that's actually the real opportunity. Is it really that easy to reach 100,000? It sounds good, but you need to set your stop-loss properly, don't get wiped out. Futures delivery usually involves making moves at high levels; do your homework before acting, don't get caught in a trap. I agree with phased deployment, but in practice, it's too easy to change plans—one rise and one fall, and I get impulsive and add positions.

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quietly_staking

· 6h ago

I'm a bit skeptical that this wave can hit 85,500; I feel it will bounce back around 86,000... But it's indeed worth trying a short at 89,666, just make sure to keep the stop-loss tight. I agree with the idea of scaling in gradually; going all-in is really risky, and it gets tiring every time I see people with full positions. Futures delivery is indeed prone to jumps, but it actually gives us a chance to get in; it all depends on who can hold up. I'm more optimistic about the ETH long at 2840; I feel the opportunity is greater than with BTC in this wave.

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