2025-12-24 04:23:10

At this stage, the trend of Bitcoin is still more stable to deal with based on the oscillation approach. From the 1-hour level, there is still a missing leg in the structure, which is expected to be completed in the 15-minute structure. The key support is at the position of 86700, which may not necessarily fall through.

If we follow the rhythm of the Christmas market trend, how should we arrange the low long strategy? My thinking is as follows —

The target positions are set at 88400, 89200, and 90350, with a stop loss at 86500. In terms of rhythm, take profit at the first target and don't be greedy.

It must be said honestly: don't expect this wave to soar. It's currently a bear market, and once the bulls show signs of trouble, you must evacuate immediately; that's the key to survival. The characteristic of the fluctuating market in a bear market is rapid rises and slow declines; understanding this rhythm can help you avoid pitfalls.

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CryptoSurvivor

· 2025-12-26 07:41

86700 is indeed a tough barrier to break through. I do agree with the idea of going long at low levels, but honestly, take profits when you see good opportunities and don't be greedy. This round of market movement is characterized by rapid rises and slow declines. Those who react quickly can profit, while those who react slowly get trapped. In a bear market, just staying alive is winning. Don't expect to soar to the sky. Take profits at 88400 when you see good opportunities. Really, greed has no good ending.

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ser_ngmi

· 2025-12-25 23:01

Break or not, let's see today's performance. I've heard too many times about rapid rises and slow declines. --- That's just how a bear market is. Surviving is already good, don't expect a big payday. --- Why does the stop-loss at 86500 feel a bit tight? --- It's easy to say take profits when things look good, but who would want to sell when it hits 88400? --- A low-buy strategy sounds safe, but I'm worried about chasing high during rapid rises. --- Is the 15-minute structure complete? Then we have to wait until tonight. This kind of waiting feels a bit annoying. --- Soaring to the sky is hard to imagine, but at least it should reach 90, right? --- Fast up, slow down—that's truly the truth. Many people get caught in this rhythm and lose. --- If 86700 breaks, just clear the position and stop playing. --- Three target levels are a bit conservative, but that's how you should play in a bear market.

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MetaverseVagrant

· 2025-12-24 04:52

The 86700 threshold indeed deserves respect, but I still feel that the idea of a rapid rise and slow fall is somewhat oversimplified. The principle of taking profits is understood by everyone, it's just a matter of who can really do it. Being greedy in a Bear Market can truly be fatal; there's no need to gamble on a meteoric rise this time.

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FalseProfitProphet

· 2025-12-24 04:50

If 86700 can't hold, we have to run; don't be greedy for that little profit and die before dawn.

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WagmiAnon

· 2025-12-24 04:46

If it can't break 86700, then continue to buy more, but I feel that this wave will only go up to 89200 before it needs to run. Being greedy in a Bear Market is fatal.

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ContractHunter

· 2025-12-24 04:42

The position at 86700 really needs to be defended, otherwise if it falls, we'll have to look at the charts again. The saying "take the profit when it's good" is too right; greed can lead to losses in an instant. In a Bear Market, staying alive is truly the most important thing; making money is secondary. This wave of market is just a game of fluctuations; don't think about getting it all at once.

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