2025-12-25 14:25:11

BTC Short-term Strategy Update:

Consider entering short positions in the 88500-87500 range, with the first target at 86500. However, if there is no effective break below the 86000 support and instead signals of stabilization appear, you should decisively switch to a long position strategy and avoid being shaken out.

The logic for ETH is similar: 2980-2930 is the entry zone for shorts, with targets around 2900-2850. But again, if the price rebounds instead of breaking below the 2880 line, it indicates a buying opportunity, so there's no need to hesitate.

Honestly, trading seems simple on the surface, but in practice, it’s very difficult. You see others’ accounts constantly increasing in value, but you don’t know how many times they’ve been shaken out behind the scenes. Those who appear to make easy money have actually gone through periods of loss and self-doubt. Sometimes, it’s not about choosing the right direction but about whether you can withstand the market’s turbulence.

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SchrodingerGas

· 3h ago

This support and resistance game logic is indeed a probability game; the key still depends on the distribution of chips among large on-chain holders. Otherwise, relying solely on K-line charts makes it easy to get cut. How many times have I been shaken out? That's the real truth. I am the unfortunate big fool who got shaken out. Can 86000 and 2880 really hold? It feels like market efficiency is getting lower and lower this round. What sounds nice is "holding up through the turbulence," but in reality, it's just stubbornly holding on. The mindset is really more difficult than technical analysis.

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NFTRegretter

· 3h ago

This is human nature. When others make money, they get jealous; when it's their turn, they become conflicted. I've been shaken out too many times, so now I just leave it to fate. That's right, the real difficulty isn't judging the direction, but overcoming the mental hurdle.

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TopBuyerBottomSeller

· 3h ago

You're trying to cut my leeks again, huh haha I've been shaken out too many times, I'm really exhausted Only those who can hold on during this wave are the winners It looks simple but is difficult to do, I am the one being tossed around That's right, behind the increase in account net value are all tears

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SmartContractDiver

· 3h ago

Really, with this rhythm, you have to switch flexibly; don't think about sticking to one direction and getting stuck. I've been shaken out too many times, and now I'm most afraid that after exiting the market, I'm still hesitating. You're so right, behind every person making money, there are tears. This is a test of mentality; only those who can endure will survive until the end. 88500 short to try and test the waters? Or wait until it stabilizes before making a move. Actually, it's just two words: stop loss. If you can't do this well, everything else is pointless. With such frequent shakeouts, how strong must one's mentality be?

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GasFeeTherapist

· 3h ago

The moment I was shaken out, I felt truly hopeless, especially watching the reverse run. My mentality collapsed, brother. Stop loss, stop loss, but I didn't stop it in time. Whether the 86000 level breaks or not is a big deal; I'm still waiting for a signal. Well said, making money is easy, but maintaining the mindset is hard. I'm the kind of person who gets tossed around to the point of doubting life. It feels promising at 2850, but I'm already afraid of being trapped, haha. Can't hold on anymore. Every time I think I'm stable, it turns around in the opposite direction. Stop talking. My account net worth is exactly the legendary "always falling."

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ChainWatcher

· 4h ago

That last part really hits home, truly. I've been shaken out countless times, each time feeling like I'm done for. The key is to keep a steady mindset and not let account numbers control you. Entered a short at 88500, if it can't break 86000, then change your approach. A simple and straightforward logic is actually more effective. It sounds good, but when it comes to actual trading, I still get nervous—that's just me. The ETH 2880 logic is useful; it's just that I can never guess the support level correctly each time. Don't be fooled by others' account gains; they've probably been cut many times too. Sometimes, just staying alive is a win—don't be greedy. If you can hold through this wave, that's great. The hardest part of trading is actually not trading. I just want to ask, how many people can truly follow this logic without being shaken out? Holding through the turbulence is the way to go; it's as simple as that.

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