2025-12-26 06:20:40

#比特币与黄金战争 December 26th, Bitcoin Market Observation Notes

Currently, the price has not yet reached the key level of 90,000. On the daily chart, the real resistance is around 90,500, which should be the focus.

Previously, at 87,000, some positions were reduced to lock in profits. Now, in a floating loss, waiting to add positions again near 90,000. The short positions held should also be maintained; do not chase orders casually—resistance levels are for strategic placement, and risk management must be in place with proper stop-loss settings.

The first target downward is the support zone at 87,000. Once reached, consider closing some positions to lock in gains. However, the core target remains below 80,000. The entire trading logic should revolve around medium-term short positions, and short-term fluctuations should not disrupt the trading plan.

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UnruggableChad

· 5h ago

90500 is indeed a key resistance level; stay vigilant and don't get impatient with short positions. --- Still waiting for a good opportunity to add to positions; endure the temporary unrealized losses. --- The mid-term short position logic is sound; just worry that a short-term rebound might confuse traders. --- 80,000 is the real core support; don't be fooled by the intermediate fluctuations. --- Risk management is correct; stop-loss must be strictly enforced and not softened. --- If the 87,000 support breaks, then things will get interesting. --- Waiting for 90,000 to add another wave; see if we can bottom out. --- Holding onto short positions—this statement hits the mark, and that's exactly what I think too. --- Using resistance levels for positioning, not for chasing orders—that's a clear logic. --- The most testing phase for patience is during unrealized losses; hold firm, and you'll win.

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Rekt_Recovery

· 5h ago

ngl this 90500 resistance call hits different when you're already underwater from the 87k exit... been there, got the leverage ptsd shirt fr fr

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CommunityWorker

· 5h ago

This wave is now a test of mentality. It’s only worth getting excited if 90500 is broken. --- So what if there are unrealized losses? The key is to have a clear logic and set stop-losses properly, then you won’t be afraid. --- 80,000 is the real battlefield; everything before that is just a process. --- This set of pressure level layouts has been heard for over a year. It’s never wrong to say, but everyone who executes ends up losing haha. --- Holding short positions is really uncomfortable, but you’re right, don’t chase recklessly. --- As long as the 87,000 support is truly held, that’s enough. Don’t keep saying support and then break through it again. --- A good mid-term mindset, but I’m worried that before it really drops to 80,000, you might close your position early. --- Risk management—everyone talks about these four words, but few stick to it. --- The number 90,000 is too magical; it feels like it’s just stuck there without moving.

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PrivateKeyParanoia

· 5h ago

90500 this level must be guarded well, otherwise all previous arrangements will be wasted --- Floating loss state tests the mentality the most, add positions only when the timing is right, don't be impulsive --- 80000 is the real ultimate goal, everything else is just passing by --- Secure your short positions, don't be distracted by short-term temptations from your mid-term plan --- Reducing positions at 87000 is still smart; this floating loss will eventually turn into profit --- The resistance level is the key point for layout; many people haven't realized this truth --- Setting stop-loss properly is crucial, otherwise one explosion could wipe out everything --- Wait until 90000 to add more positions; consider whether this time cost is worth it

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LiquidationWizard

· 5h ago

90500 this threshold is really a bit tough to crack, short positions must be firmly held --- Floating loss is just floating loss, anyway I am mentally stable, waiting for the opportunity to add positions --- 80,000 is the real game, all these fluctuations are just small cases --- Have you set your stop-loss? Avoid getting caught in a trap—that's the key --- If the support at 87,000 breaks, it's time to cut losses; don't be greedy --- Short-term fluctuations are the most annoying, just stick to the mid-term logic and fight it out --- This trading idea is good, let's see if it can be executed properly --- It's really frustrating not to reach 90,000, have to keep waiting --- Short positions must be maintained, the resistance level is the layout point, simple and straightforward

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