2025-12-28 11:40:31

#数字资产市场动态 Based on the recent trend, although the four-hour chart has not yet fully broken above the Bollinger middle band after three consecutive upward candles, there hasn't been any panic selling during the downward correction. Instead, there has been a volume decrease and a retest near the key moving averages. This indicates that the selling pressure above is mainly from short-term profit-taking retail traders and those trapped, rather than large institutional funds fleeing.

At this stage, the Bollinger middle band essentially acts as a dividing line between bulls and bears, not an insurmountable top. When the price repeatedly tests and exchanges hands around the middle band, resistance levels often turn into support—that's a common technical pattern.

The suggested strategy for this week is: for Bitcoin, look at 86500-86000 below; if going long directly, set a stop loss of 1000 points. The target above is 92000. $BTC $ETH $SOL's other variants can follow the rhythm.

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FomoAnxiety

· 7h ago

Low volume pullback without crashing the market, this wave is quite interesting --- Big funds haven't left, it's just retail investors trading anxiety among themselves, old trick --- Repeated turnover at the midline is just a shakeout, just be patient --- Entered at the 86000 bottom, I swear I won't cut my losses this time --- Aiming for 92000 again? Let's survive to 88000 first --- Why is it again a direct long? I'll wait for the pullback before acting --- SOL just follows the trend, don't overthink it, you won't make many points --- It looks like it's going to rise, and I start doubting life, this illness needs treatment --- Low volume rise is the most solid, there's nothing to worry about --- 92000 is a bit greedy, to be safe, take profits at 86000 first

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MidnightGenesis

· 7h ago

On-chain data does not show large capital outflows, which my previous monitoring also confirmed. An interesting point is that a decrease in volume followed by a pullback often indicates the next wave of buildup. It's worth paying attention to.

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MEVHunterBearish

· 7h ago

A decrease in volume and a pullback are actually good signals; only when retail investors exit will large funds truly enter the market.

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GateUser-ccc36bc5

· 7h ago

The volume decline and pullback don't seem to indicate real panic; I believe retail traders are just cutting losses at their own pace. --- The repeated turnover around the middle Bollinger Band is reliable; turning resistance into support has proven effective time and again. --- I've been following the 86,000-92,000 range; let's see if we can hold above the middle band this week. --- It's good that there isn't a rush of big funds fleeing; my only fear is a sudden drop that breaks through the bottom directly. --- Setting a 1,000-point stop-loss is quite solid; just don't be greedy. --- The middle band is truly a battlefield between bulls and bears; whoever breaks first loses. --- I'm convinced that short-term retail traders are selling off; just worried about a sudden black swan event. --- The 92,000 target is a bit aggressive, but if we don't encounter resistance at the middle band, maybe we can give it a try.

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