2025-12-25 05:26:28

Bitcoin just broke through the key level of 88,000 USDT, with the current quote around 88,015 dollars, maintaining a 24-hour increase of 0.67%. Many people are asking: Is this a real breakout or just a false alarm?

Why should we pay attention to this level? Frankly, the 88,000 mark has been under market scrutiny for a long time and is considered a strong resistance level. Once it stabilizes and pushes higher (around 89,000), both psychological and capital factors could be ignited. This is not just a number game; the subsequent increase of a few thousand dollars could open up from here.

From another perspective, this wave of upward momentum is quite steady—it's not a rapid surge but a gradual upward structure. This "slow bull bulldozer" style of rise is often more solid, helping to establish a stable foundation and reducing the likelihood of sharp pullbacks.

Currently, the momentum is strong: expectations of continued rate cuts, spot ETF accumulation, all provide solid support for the price.

The next key points to watch are: first, whether it can hold above 88,000 and continue approaching the higher levels; second, whether trading volume can keep pace with this rally, achieving both price and volume growth. If these two conditions are met, the subsequent space might truly be promising.

But as everyone in the circle knows, a rise is always accompanied by volatility. Traders in derivatives especially need to be cautious of risks—greed doesn't fill hot tofu. Following the trend prudently is the way to actually benefit from this rally.

What do you think about this breakout? Do you believe there's still room to run, or are you preparing to reduce positions at the high? Share your thoughts in the bottom discussion area.

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ImpermanentPhilosopher

· 12h ago

88,000 is a broken level, honestly I don't quite believe it. Let's wait until it stabilizes before talking. The slow bull bulldozer sounds comfortable, but it's easy to become numb. Be careful of getting cut. If volume and price don't rise together, it's just a fake move. Let's wait and see. If this wave really breaks through, it would have already hit 90,000, but we're still dithering here. Is the expectation of interest rate cuts coming again? I believed it the first two times, but this time I choose to lie flat. Contract traders should be getting cut now, haha, I only watch but don't trade. Getting excited about 88,000? I think it needs to be washed out a bit more. Stabilize? Let's see for three days first; one day's data is just playing tricks. ETF accumulation is real, but what about retail investors? They're just destined to get cut. It feels like this article is bullish, but I tend to go against the trend and often profit from it.

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ZKProofEnthusiast

· 12h ago

I like the term "Slow Bull Bulldozer," much more reliable than those fake-outs with a single big bullish candle. Let's see if 88,000 can hold steady; I'm feeling a bit uneasy right now. The key is simultaneous volume and price increase; breakouts without volume are all traps. As for contract leverage, it's better to avoid it this time; don't miss out but don't get hurt either. How long can the tools of rate cuts + ETF accumulation last? Can 90,000 be broken? I'm a bit unsure about betting on it. Steady upward movement sounds comfortable, but what about the volatility? The wallet is only so big.

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GasFeeCrier

· 12h ago

The slow bull is real, but this increase is a bit awkward. A 0.67% rise is neither too much nor too little. --- If 88,000 sites can't stabilize, it's still a fake-out. We need to see how the market closes today. --- Contract traders are now all betting on volume. That's what I've been waiting for. --- Expectations of rate cuts and ETF accumulation—it's all talk, but I'm just worried it might suddenly crash down. --- Is it safer to follow the trend? It sounds easy, but actually doing it is really hard. Large fluctuations can break your mentality. --- I just want to know if institutions are currently accumulating or distributing. It's too opaque. --- This wave of rise feels a bit dull. It doesn't have that soaring feeling; instead, it's quite oppressive. --- If we see 90,000 and can hold steady, I'll keep holding. If not, I'll cut losses immediately—no need to overthink. --- Reducing positions depends on the fundamentals. There aren't any particularly good or bad news right now. --- A bulldozer-style rise sounds comfortable, but I still don't believe it if the trading volume isn't convincing.

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