2025-12-08 23:50:18

#美联储重启降息步伐 There was significant volatility in the crypto market this morning. Bitcoin quickly rebounded after dropping below 90000, and this drop had clear signs of a false breakout. Once the 90000 level was firmly defended, the price surged to around 91400. Judging from the candlestick pattern, the overall technical picture looks good—the current pullback is actually a normal retest of the previous breakout level, and there’s a favorable combination of increasing volume on the rise and decreasing volume on the pullback, which is a positive signal for technical analysts.

As long as the price doesn’t break below the 90500-90200 support zone, the short-term uptrend channel remains intact. Most likely, the price will consolidate sideways for a while to build momentum, then make another move upward, targeting the 91800-92000 resistance zone.

Ethereum also shows potential. If you build a position in the 3070-3100 range, the target is 3250.

$BTC $ETH

In the short term, focus on whether these two coins can break their previous highs. The coordination of price and volume will determine the pace going forward.

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rug_connoisseur

· 2025-12-11 23:49

90,000 holding steady is a good sign, but the rebound this time is somewhat weak. It depends on whether we can stabilize above 91,400. --- Talking about positive technical signals again, I just want to ask if you made any profit the last time you said that. --- Building positions at 3,070-3,100? Feels like we should wait a bit longer, no need to rush. --- The Federal Reserve lowering interest rates and then talking about technical analysis—this logic is a bit far-fetched, isn't it? --- If 90,500 breaks, let's just stop playing and admit defeat. --- Hey, the recent volume and price action are indeed decent, but I trust spot trading more than futures. --- 91,800-92,000? Dream on. First, get past 91,400.

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WenMoon42

· 2025-12-11 21:16

90,000 is a tough barrier, and the technical aspects are aligned well. This wave should still continue. --- It's a false breakout again. I'm used to it. Let's see if it can break through 92,000. --- Volume-driven rise and pullback on lower volume, textbook-level movement. Short-term bullish. --- Ethereum 3,070 buy-in, 3,250 exit? Sounds good. --- Federal Reserve rate cuts are positive news. BTC's rebound this time is quite stable. --- If 90,500 isn't broken, there's still a chance. That's all there is to it. --- With volume and price in sync, this is the best time to get in. --- Feels like it'll consolidate sideways for a while. Be patient and wait. --- All technical indicators point to an upward trend. It depends on whether retail investors can keep their composure. --- If 90,200 can't be broken, it indicates the bulls are still in control. Keep looking for gains.

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notSatoshi1971

· 2025-12-09 16:30

The 90,000 level isn't as fragile as I thought. The rebound was so quick that I didn't even have time to react.

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PensionDestroyer

· 2025-12-09 00:20

Such an obvious fake breakout and yet people still get trapped, hilarious. 90,000 is holding up well, but the key is whether it can keep rallying—otherwise, it's just the same old routine of repeatedly cutting retail investors. --- Sideways accumulation sounds nice, but to be honest, people say this every day. Only if it actually reaches 92,000 does it really count. --- Is entering ETH at 3,070 really that great this time? Feels a bit like gambling. --- Terms like high volume, low volume, technicals—I’ve heard them so much my ears are numb. The key is whether it can break the previous high; everything else is nonsense. --- The Fed rate cut narrative is almost worn out now. Whether it can actually push up crypto prices still depends on the real data, not just hype.

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gas_fee_therapist

· 2025-12-09 00:16

The fake breakout trick is getting old. If the 90,000 level holds, we still need to look higher, but the trading volume needs to be watched closely.

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AlwaysQuestioning

· 2025-12-09 00:16

Is the 90000 level really not holding? Feels like this rebound is a bit weak. --- Breakout on high volume, pullback on low volume—I’m tired of hearing this. Still need to see if we can stay above 92000. --- All this talk about volume-price coordination and support zones, but in the end it’s just guessing. --- Opening a position in ETH from 3070? Sounds like another attempt to catch the bottom and end up holding the bag. --- The Fed cutting rates sounds good, but can we really trust how people in crypto interpret it? --- The 91800-92000 target is a bit conservative. Better to wait for a breakout. --- Everyone talks about “consolidation for a breakout,” but when will the consolidation actually finish? --- Crypto is always breaking previous highs—how long ago were those previous highs anyway? --- Can the 90500 support really hold? Feels different this time, doesn’t it?

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TheMemefather

· 2025-12-09 00:10

I've seen this fake breakout trick too many times. Only if 90000 can hold will it be real. But this rebound is indeed strong, so let's keep watching. --- I'm tired of hearing about consolidation and buildup. I just want to know when we can truly break through 92000. --- Ethereum at 3070 is really tempting, but I'm just afraid it's another trap. --- Saying that volume and price coordination is good is spot on, but the ones who really make money are those daring enough to buy the dip. --- The Fed rate cut is the catalyst for this move—those who get it, get it. --- If the support zone collapses, we'll have to look lower. But for now, there's really nothing to worry about technically.

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RektButAlive

· 2025-12-09 00:10

This fake breakout was really exciting, 90000 didn’t get broken and instead it surged upward—this is my favorite kind of move. Feels like as soon as the Fed’s rate cut signal came out, institutions started buying at the bottom. Is it still possible to get into ETH below 3100? Not really sure if there’s still an opportunity now. This round feels a lot more stable than the last one. The 90500 line cannot be lost; if it is, that’d be really awkward.

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TaxEvader

· 2025-12-08 23:56

This fake breakout trick is outdated. If 90000 holds, it's just a shakeout. The strength of this rally isn't that great.

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