2025-12-24 03:01:51

#美联储回购协议计划 Asia market data opens a new rhythm

BTC has retraced from a high of 87849 to around 86888, releasing nearly a thousand points of adjustment in between. Although the magnitude of this downward movement is not small, from the perspective of the oil and gas price linkage around 2600, the macro environment still has support.

$BTC How do you view this wave of market data? We still need to pay attention to the subsequent developments of the Federal Reserve's repurchase agreement — such policy shifts are often the trigger points for changes in market rhythm.

Whether this range can hold in the short term is still a suspense, everyone should manage their risks.

BTC0.88%

ETH0.2%

SOL0.48%

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MrRightClick

· 12-24 03:22

The oil and gas linkage does need to be observed, but it always feels like the Fed is holding back a big move.

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GlueGuy

· 12-24 03:13

Pullbacks are normal, but the key is to see how the Fed plays its cards. --- The oil and gas linkage is quite interesting; the macro situation isn't as pessimistic. --- It's really hard to say whether it can hold; let's reduce position and see. --- A thousand-point adjustment is neither too much nor too little; the fear is that if the Fed's policy shifts, everything will be in chaos. --- This drop in $BTC actually feels more stable; at least it didn't plummet. --- The Fed's repurchase plan is really a mirror; it can stir up the market rhythm every time. --- In the short term, it's better to focus on stop loss; that's the serious matter. --- $ETH$ SOL has a bit of anti-fall flavor; the bottom may not be that fragile. --- While macro support is support, trading must be done with caution; one mustn't be too greedy. --- Policy shifts often catch suckers; just look at the historical records.

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HashBrownies

· 12-24 03:07

The oil and gas linkage is indeed worth keeping an eye on; it feels like the Fed's move here is quite interesting.

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