The annual line for 2025 has just closed, and the pattern changes in the crypto market are beginning to emerge. On one side, Bitcoin is under pressure, while on the other side, Ethereum hides opportunities — market divergence has become a reality.
Bitcoin’s performance on the annual line this cycle is worth noting. A long upper shadow with a closing down candle indicates that the high point of 2025 is a temporary top, and selling pressure above has reached its limit. From the perspective of 2026, Bitcoin’s trend is likely entering a correction cycle for the gains since 2023 — this is not pessimism, but a normal market rhythm. During the correction cycle, any rebound could be an opportunity to exit; don’t expect to make big money at this stage, just preserving the principal is already half the success.
There are several technical levels that must be clearly marked: the MA5 support on the annual line is at $65,600, the 2024 bull market peak is at $69,000, and the 50% Fibonacci retracement of the long bullish candle in 2024 is at $67,900. These three supports overlap to form a strong support zone, and short-term fluctuations are unlikely to break through. But remember, strong support does not mean it cannot be broken — once this zone is effectively breached, the subsequent downside space will open.
For Ethereum, the monthly chart’s technical structure provides signals for smart traders. The key now is to make the right choices amid market divergence, rather than blindly chasing highs or panicking to cut losses.
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OnchainFortuneTeller
· 11h ago
The annual line closes with a long upper shadow, which is a signal. Don't just lie flat.
Really protect your principal. When it rebounds, sell quickly. Don't be greedy.
Keep an eye on the 65600 level. Once it's broken, the situation will be precarious.
Ethereum has some developments; let's wait and see how the monthly chart moves.
The point about divergence is correct. Choosing the wrong sector can lead to a bloodbath.
Rebound and exit the market—that's just a saying. Few can truly do it.
Wow, another adjustment cycle. I'm tired of hearing this term.
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MemeKingNFT
· 11h ago
Here comes the yearly line story again about harvesting the little guys, can 65600 really hold? Why do I see on-chain data all trending downward
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"Being able to hold the principal is already half the success," sounds just like what last year's NFT project team told me. And what happened? It went to zero
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Wait, hidden opportunities in Ethereum? Same old story, last time they said that I got trapped until now
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Strong support layered together sounds impressive, but I remember how those "must hold" levels in 2022 turned out... instantly broken upon a poke
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Rebound exit opportunities? Something feels off, this logic seems a bit like a trap to lure more buyers
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Market segmentation and options, easy to say, but in reality, none can outperform BTC's downturn
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Three layers of support so solid, yet I feel no confidence at all, maybe I’m just too inexperienced
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Does anyone really believe 65600 can hold? Ask the on-chain whales what they are doing now
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GateUser-e51e87c7
· 11h ago
If 65,600 can't hold, I really have to run. This wave of adjustment isn't as gentle as expected.
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GateUser-a606bf0c
· 11h ago
Oh no, they're starting to adjust again. Be really careful with this wave of Bitcoin.
Protect your principal and you'll win, well said.
How's Ethereum doing? Is anyone bottom-fishing?
Wait, can the support at 65600 really hold? I'm a bit anxious.
The article is well-written, but this kind of divergent market really tests people's mentality...
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OnChainDetective
· 11h ago
suspicious activity detected... that triple support cluster at 65.6-69k? classic algo behavior pattern traced through multiple hops. statistical anomaly how many retail traders actually hold through this tbh. based on historical data, bounces here are textbook exit traps fr fr. eth's "hidden structure" tho... blockchain evidence shows whale accumulation doesn't match the narrative ngl
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LightningHarvester
· 11h ago
You're starting to tell stories again. Let's wait until 65,600 crashes before talking.
The annual line for 2025 has just closed, and the pattern changes in the crypto market are beginning to emerge. On one side, Bitcoin is under pressure, while on the other side, Ethereum hides opportunities — market divergence has become a reality.
Bitcoin’s performance on the annual line this cycle is worth noting. A long upper shadow with a closing down candle indicates that the high point of 2025 is a temporary top, and selling pressure above has reached its limit. From the perspective of 2026, Bitcoin’s trend is likely entering a correction cycle for the gains since 2023 — this is not pessimism, but a normal market rhythm. During the correction cycle, any rebound could be an opportunity to exit; don’t expect to make big money at this stage, just preserving the principal is already half the success.
There are several technical levels that must be clearly marked: the MA5 support on the annual line is at $65,600, the 2024 bull market peak is at $69,000, and the 50% Fibonacci retracement of the long bullish candle in 2024 is at $67,900. These three supports overlap to form a strong support zone, and short-term fluctuations are unlikely to break through. But remember, strong support does not mean it cannot be broken — once this zone is effectively breached, the subsequent downside space will open.
For Ethereum, the monthly chart’s technical structure provides signals for smart traders. The key now is to make the right choices amid market divergence, rather than blindly chasing highs or panicking to cut losses.