On one hand, a certain institution claims a target of $250,000 by 2027, while on the other hand, industry insiders bluntly state that next year’s situation could be chaotic—there's a possibility of a short-term dip to $50,000. Under such contradictory expectations, the current operational logic becomes particularly important.
The situation on the 4-hour chart is quite awkward. The price is stuck around 88000, facing resistance levels at 89000 and 91000 above, while there is support at 87000 below. In terms of volume, although it is rising, the trading volume is clearly shrinking - the accelerator is pressed, but the fuel is running low. The MACD has formed a golden cross below the zero line, which is usually just a rebound signal, indicating that the bulls are still some distance away from a real strengthening.
If you already have a position, it's better to be realistic. When approaching the area around 89000-90000, you should consider gradually reducing your position. Taking profits is what really matters.
People who are in cash want to buy the dip? Don't rush to chase highs around 89000. This position is easy to get trapped. A wiser approach is to wait for a pullback. Once the lifeline at 87000 holds, you can consider entering in batches, provided that you set a stop-loss properly.
To be honest, the likelihood of a violent breakout above 91000 tonight is quite low. A more realistic trend might be: a final strength test at 89000, followed by a turn down due to insufficient volume, retracing to 87000. As for the 85000 level, it is unlikely to drop easily unless a black swan event occurs.
The market swings between belief and traps, and at this time, it's more important to find a real support point to make decisions.
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RamenDeFiSurvivor
· 2025-12-25 16:30
Full throttle but the amount is decreasing? This is a classic false breakout; everyone who plays this trick has been trapped.
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ReverseTrendSister
· 2025-12-22 16:56
250,000 and 50,000? That's quite a distance apart. Anyway, I don't believe what these institutions say; it's all just a trap to play people for suckers. The 88,000 level is indeed awkward; with such poor volume, they still want to push up? That's ridiculous.
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Another rebound signal, but long positions are still far off; I see it as just a bull trap rhythm.
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I absolutely won't chase near 89,000; it's easy to get trapped, better to wait for a reliable pullback.
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The throttle is fully pressed, but there's no fuel left; this market trend looks obviously fake, don't be fooled.
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What kind of faith is that? It's just gambling now; I choose to take profits first.
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Is the 87,000 line really that strong? I have my doubts; a black swan could appear at any time.
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To put it bluntly, it's just a trick to lure people in; I'd rather wait, anyway, I've missed plenty of opportunities already.
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The dream of 250,000 is too far away; surviving and making money is what really matters.
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FrontRunFighter
· 2025-12-22 16:37
volume's drying up while price keeps pumping... classic pre-dump setup tbh. they're testing 89k but won't break through tonight, guarantee it's just another fake breakout before the selloff hits 87k. set your stops or get rekt, no middle ground here.
On one hand, a certain institution claims a target of $250,000 by 2027, while on the other hand, industry insiders bluntly state that next year’s situation could be chaotic—there's a possibility of a short-term dip to $50,000. Under such contradictory expectations, the current operational logic becomes particularly important.
The situation on the 4-hour chart is quite awkward. The price is stuck around 88000, facing resistance levels at 89000 and 91000 above, while there is support at 87000 below. In terms of volume, although it is rising, the trading volume is clearly shrinking - the accelerator is pressed, but the fuel is running low. The MACD has formed a golden cross below the zero line, which is usually just a rebound signal, indicating that the bulls are still some distance away from a real strengthening.
If you already have a position, it's better to be realistic. When approaching the area around 89000-90000, you should consider gradually reducing your position. Taking profits is what really matters.
People who are in cash want to buy the dip? Don't rush to chase highs around 89000. This position is easy to get trapped. A wiser approach is to wait for a pullback. Once the lifeline at 87000 holds, you can consider entering in batches, provided that you set a stop-loss properly.
To be honest, the likelihood of a violent breakout above 91000 tonight is quite low. A more realistic trend might be: a final strength test at 89000, followed by a turn down due to insufficient volume, retracing to 87000. As for the 85000 level, it is unlikely to drop easily unless a black swan event occurs.
The market swings between belief and traps, and at this time, it's more important to find a real support point to make decisions.