2025-12-25 03:24:07

Bitcoin showed strong upward momentum yesterday. Starting from $86,350, the price surged to the $88,000 level but quickly pulled back after encountering resistance. On the chart, the resistance levels above are quite stubborn, and the bullish momentum is clearly beginning to weaken, with no effective breakout signals yet.

From a trading perspective, the idea of shorting on rebounds remains worthwhile. Look for suitable entry points to short in the $88,500 to $89,500 range, with the target set towards the support zone of $85,000 to $86,000 below.

This is just a general market direction judgment. The actual operation still needs to be flexibly adjusted based on real-time market conditions, and timing the entries and exits well is the most crucial.

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BackrowObserver

· 2h ago

88,000 has been smashed down again. This resistance level is really ridiculously tough. Are the bulls already giving up? --- The strategy of shorting on the rebound, I think it still needs to continue. Hitting the right entry point is the key. --- It's easy to say, but in actual operation, the rhythm control is really a hell of a challenge. --- It's that "flexible adjustment" approach again. The most heard phrase is this one haha. --- Can 86,000 really hold? It feels a bit uncertain. --- I need to wait at 88,500, not in a hurry to enter.

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LiquidationOracle

· 2h ago

88,000 hasn't stabilized yet, every time this happens it messes with my mindset --- Short position deployment sounds good, but I'm still afraid of being crushed, who knows --- Shorting on a rebound? Last time I thought so, I lost money, but I really haven't seen a breakout signal --- Timing is the key, saying that is like not saying anything haha --- Can the 86,000 support really hold? Feels like it might break again --- The decline in bullish momentum is a reliable judgment, but short positions also need to control risk --- I think entering a short at 88,500 is a bit early, let's wait and see --- The height of each rebound is decreasing, this time might really be a head signal --- Flexible adjustments sound simple, but actual operation is hell

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failed_dev_successful_ape

· 2h ago

88,000 has been pushed down again. I'm tired of this repeated tug-of-war pattern. Short positions carry risks; don't be fooled by false breakouts. The rhythm is really everything in this game. The bulls haven't shown much momentum in this wave; it's time to look for opportunities to position. Another rebound to short? That's old news. What if it doesn't fall below 85?

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PrivacyMaximalist

· 3h ago

If you can't break below 88,000, you still want to break through? Dream on. Just set your short position and don't mess around. Another rebound to short, how long will this routine last? The resistance level is so strong, the bulls really need to take a break. Timing is crucial, but most people can't get the rhythm right. Enter short at 88,500? I think it's better to wait a bit; this rebound isn't over yet. Can the 85,000 level hold? That's the real question.

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