2025-12-30 07:28:58

The market entered a consolidation mode today, but significant volatility will come sooner or later. The trading strategy remains unchanged—short on rebounds at high levels, we don't play the game of chasing highs and selling lows.

For BTC, focus on the three areas above: 88500, 89500, and 90500, where short positions can be established. If it moves downward, 88000, 87000, and 86000 are our target levels.

ETH follows the same logic. The resistance levels are around 2980, 3030, and 3080, where high-level short positions can be arranged. Downward targets to watch are 2920, 2850, and 2780.

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orphaned_block

· 3h ago

High-position short orders are the only way out; others are just bagholders.

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BTCRetirementFund

· 3h ago

88,500 can't be broken; this wave still needs to continue falling

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TokenSherpa

· 3h ago

let me break this down for you—historically speaking, empirical evidence suggests that resistance clustering at these levels actually reflects broader governance dynamics in market structure... if you examine the data, fundamentally what we're witnessing is quorum requirements meeting voting power dynamics. the shorting framework here demonstrates proper tokenomics precedent, ngl

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LiquidatorFlash

· 3h ago

Breaking through 88,500 is really tough; it feels like liquidation risk is brewing. Once BTC breaks above 90,500, leverage positions must be reduced. If ETH 2,980 doesn't hold, I’ll directly look at 2,850, not betting on the middle levels. Basically, it's waiting for the high-level momentum to subside; don’t fight this rebound. The volatility in this wave is becoming more and more bizarre; the collateralization ratio needs to be watched closely. If it doesn’t go below 88,000, I’ll believe this round of correction.

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