#ETH走势分析 $BTC There was another rollercoaster ride last night. The market was expected to continue its upward trend, but then there was a sudden reversal overnight.



Some people say it's because the hype around the Fed's December rate cut has temporarily cooled off, but honestly, it's hard to say whether they'll cut or not. This current pullback feels more like the inevitable profit-taking, especially since BTC is around 94,000 and ETH is near 3,200—there's definitely a lot of resistance at these levels.

Even if there really is a rate cut, a correction is still likely—short-term players are the ones who panic most easily at times like this. Personally, I think the "Christmas rally" at the end of the year is still worth watching. Don't jump to conclusions just yet.
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SchroedingerAirdropvip
· 12-05 04:29
Every time there’s a huge surge or plunge, someone blames interest rate cuts. Honestly, that’s just an excuse—if it’s meant to drop, it’ll drop. Unless the 94,000 level is broken, don’t fantasize about any Christmas rally. Focus on surviving first. Short-term retail traders are definitely panicking now, haha. The so-called Christmas rally is just talk—just a tactic for end-of-year dumping. It’s just a single pullback, but somehow it feels worse than a bear market. The "surprises" at year-end are usually unexpected losses. “Taking profits” sounds nice, but in reality, it’s just dumping on the market.
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HodlVeteranvip
· 12-05 04:29
Ha, it's the same old trick again. I saw it in the stock market in 2008 and in crypto in 2018. Now I'm just waiting to see how the retail investors get rekt. To put it bluntly, it's just profit-taking. The resistance level is right there—if it's going to drop, it will. Stop guessing what the Fed will do. Year-end Christmas rally? I bet five bucks there will be another buying-the-dip wave, and the bag holders will be crying for help again. Short-term traders must be freaking out right now. I advise you to think about how much you can afford to lose before you go all-in. Just wait. My old legs are tired from standing around; I can't be bothered to chase this market anymore.
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AirdropworkerZhangvip
· 12-05 04:17
94,000 is really a tough barrier. I see most people are cutting their losses here. Christmas rally? Ha, they said the same thing last year. Whether rates are cut or not doesn’t really matter; what matters is how the whales want to shake out the market. This pullback isn’t really a surprise. It just depends on who can hold out until the end of the year. Short-term traders should stay calm now—don’t let a few nighttime candles scare you off. ETH is facing heavy resistance at 3,200. I actually want to see if it can break through. Compared to last year, the market playbook hasn’t changed at all this year. Instead of guessing the Fed’s next move, it’s better to look at on-chain data. This year-end volatility is nothing. When the real market action comes, you’ll know it.
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SatoshiSherpavip
· 12-05 04:14
94,000 is really a hurdle; if it can't bounce back up, it just feels stuck. Whether the Christmas rally is reliable still depends on the Fed's attitude. Short-term traders must be crying right now, haha. I think this pullback is normal, after all, it's been rising for so long. Don't be scared by panic selling, just hold on.
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