2025-12-26 10:28:16

BTC has formed a dense chip exchange zone at the $87,000 and $84,500 levels, indicating that the market is brewing a directional choice. According to on-chain data, there are 1.12 million Bitcoins accumulated in the $83,300-$84,500 range, which is a solid support line. If this massive volume candle can hold, the subsequent trend is likely to be bullish—otherwise, caution is needed regarding downward pressure. Currently, market sentiment is still conflicted, but as long as large holdings do not loosen, the rebound potential remains.

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FallingLeaf

· 4h ago

1.12 million coins are pressed here, let's see who can't hold on first... --- If we can't hold 84500, we have to run. This round is really tense. --- The big players are still holding back, so let's not mess around. --- The dense chip area is back again, and it's always this scary. --- Is there still room for a rebound? I feel like we're all trapped. --- Don't break the 83300 line, or it'll be troublesome. --- Why is the market so conflicted? Just pick a direction and go. --- Can the 1.12 million coins really hold up? It feels a bit risky. --- Whether to go up or down depends entirely on the big players' mood. We're just the retail investors. --- Entering now just to be smashed. Let's wait for a signal.

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StableNomad

· 5h ago

honestly the 1.12M BTC sitting at 83300-84500 is giving me UST vibes... like sure statistically speaking it *looks* solid but remind me again how many times we've seen "unbreakable support" just evaporate overnight? not financial advice but i've learned to respect the risk-reward ratio here more than the hopium

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RektHunter

· 5h ago

1.12 million BTCs are piled up there. Whether the support is solid or not depends on whether the whales are willing to hold the bottom. --- It's another high-density zone of chips, and whether it's bullish or bearish—it's the same old story. --- If 84500 can't hold, I'll just liquidate everything. I don't want to gamble anymore. --- Big holdings refusing to loosen up? Come on, that's the most surreal thing. Who knows what they're thinking? --- The rebound potential is right here; it depends on who dares to buy the dip. --- Dense exchange zones don't matter much; what's crucial is whether we can break 87k. --- Hearing 1.12 million sounds impressive, but if things get really tense, it can still collapse in a flash. --- Market indecision is an opportunity. It all depends on whether you're willing to go all-in. --- Support line? History tells me that once it's broken, it's gone. --- As long as it doesn't fall below 83, I still have hope.

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CryptoComedian

· 5h ago

1.12 million Bitcoins are stacked there, it feels like the big players are saying, "I'll just sit here, do as you will," and as they smile, we have to see if the support can hold. Large holdings remain tight-lipped, and we retail investors also need to stay firm; don't give up until the critical moment. This wave will either break through and celebrate or rebound and take off, it seems there's no room for us in between. The line at 83,300, it sounds simple to defend but difficult to hold, why does it feel like the crypto world is always testing our psychological resilience?

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HodlAndChill

· 5h ago

1.12 million BTC are stacked there, just waiting for the whales to make a move. --- If 84,500 can't hold, be really careful; this wave might retrace. --- It's "highly likely to be bullish" again, how many times have we heard this phrase haha. --- The concentration of chips is indeed a signal, but at such times, it's the easiest to get hammered. --- Large holdings not loosening their grip? Haha, they'll wait for you to buy in completely before dropping the hammer. --- The oscillation between 87k and 84.5k is getting a bit annoying, isn't it? --- Solid support lines are reliable, but I'm afraid a big red candle could break through directly. --- What is the market hesitating about? Nothing more than waiting for the whales to decide the direction.

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Blockblind

· 5h ago

Whether it can hold above 84500 is the key; otherwise, let's just wait and see.

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