2025-12-18 23:10:11

#大户持仓动态 Bitcoin and Ethereum Friday Morning Technical Analysis

From the four-hour chart, the market experienced a rapid dip, with prices briefly breaking below the lower Bollinger Band, but then stabilizing near the lower band. Currently, the Bollinger Bands are slightly expanding, indicating increased market volatility and a possible continuation of the short-term trend.

This wave of correction is quite interesting — although the bulls have retreated somewhat, their momentum has not disappeared. The market is using time to create space and build a bottom, essentially gathering strength. The support test at the lower band has proven effective, providing significant energy reserves for the upcoming rebound.

After continuous dips, a rebound is a normal correction process. The early morning strategy remains clear:

**Bitcoin**: Focus on long entry opportunities in the 84,800-85,300 range. If it can hold steady here, the next target could be around 87,000.

**Ethereum**: Look for long opportunities in the 2790-2820 range. If support is confirmed, target around 2900.

Overall, low-position long positions are currently a more reasonable trading approach.

BTC-1,2%

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MetaEggplant

· 2025-12-21 09:57

The Bollinger Bands have expanded again. Is this wave really gathering strength, or is it just another trap to lure us in? --- Can those who bought the dip at 84800 survive until 87000? I think it’s unlikely. --- It feels like Ethereum's dip hasn’t reached its destination yet, no need to rush. --- "Time for space" sounds nice, but it’s really just waiting to die. --- The disappearance of volatility is instead called a retreat of long positions. This wording is quite something. --- Entering a long order at 2790, betting on a rebound on the hourly chart? That’s too thrilling. --- Again, the support at the lower band of the Bollinger Bands is effective. Every time it’s said like this, it ends up being a miss out. --- Low-position layout sounds easy, but when it actually dips 50%, you’ll be crying.

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ChainWanderingPoet

· 2025-12-20 13:44

It's the same old story of accumulation theory. If it keeps falling next time, let's see how you explain it.

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WalletManager

· 2025-12-20 11:51

The Bollinger Band expansion signal I’ve seen too many times. The key still depends on the movements of large on-chain holders. When retail investors chase highs, we must safeguard our private keys and cold wallets. True bottom confirmation is not based on technical analysis; it’s only valid when on-chain transfer data is available. I’ve already positioned at the 84,800 level, just waiting for the rebound to exploit the arbitrage opportunity. Is the multi-signature wallet configured? Right now, not taking advantage of the dip makes you a fool. Time buys space... sounds good, but asset allocation rhythm is the winning mindset.

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FlashLoanPhantom

· 2025-12-19 15:38

Are Bollinger Bands gathering strength again? Alright, I'll just see if this time it can really rebound. It's another low-level buy-in; I'm tired of hearing this set of rhetoric. Entering BTC at 84,800 feels a bit rushed; let's wait and see if there's a lower opportunity. Ethereum's support at 2790 is indeed interesting, but I still think it's a bit risky. This wave down, the losses are mainly small investors; big players have already exited. A rebound to 87,000? Let's stay alive and see if we can hold 86,000 first. Bollinger Band expansion means a breakout is imminent; keep your stop-loss in place.

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SatoshiLeftOnRead

· 2025-12-18 23:40

Bollinger Bands are playing this trick again, claiming to be accumulating strength each time. But the question is, can it hold that line? Wait, is this time the lower band support test verified as effective? Which time wasn't it considered effective... I'm a bit skeptical about the 84800-85300 range. I'd rather wait for a clear rebound signal before going in. Can Ethereum hold at 2790? Honestly, I'm a bit doubtful.

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AltcoinHunter

· 2025-12-18 23:38

The lower Bollinger Band has stabilized. This time is truly different; I feel it's about to take off. Wait, you always say that... but this time I'm serious. The opportunity to buy at a low point has arrived. 87,000, 2,900. I remember these numbers. Let's go, go, go!

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OnchainUndercover

· 2025-12-18 23:36

Bollinger Bands are playing this trick again, claiming to be gathering strength each time, but what’s the result? --- Can the 84,800 hurdle be broken? It feels a bit uncertain. --- Ah, it’s another story of low-position positioning. I’m tired of hearing this rhetoric. --- Wait, is the lower band support really effective? Or is it just for the chives to hear? --- This morning’s operation feels a bit like gambling. --- Bullish retreating but momentum not gone? This description sounds a bit metaphysical. --- Is 87,000 a real target or just a pie in the sky? Question mark. --- 2,900 is a bit far for Ethereum. Let’s see if 2,820 can hold first. --- Another low-position positioning suggestion. If only it were that simple.

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GameFiCritic

· 2025-12-18 23:33

I understand the Bollinger Bands expansion step. The question is—can this buildup sustain until 87,000, or will it continue to drop after another round of "time for space"? Looking at historical data, verifying the bottom pattern once or twice is fine, but repeated testing often leads to a breakdown on the third attempt.

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BlockchainTalker

· 2025-12-18 23:22

actually, if we examine this through the lens of market microstructure dynamics—the bollinger band squeeze followed by expansion is *textbook* accumulation behavior. but here's the thing: everyone sees the same chart lol. caveat being, retail tends to fomo right at support levels.

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MEVictim

· 2025-12-18 23:13

It's the same old story again—Bollinger Bands, charging up, trading time for space... I just want to ask, did the last time you charged up like this also get smashed through? Long positions at low levels? My orders have already been trapped, okay?

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