2025-12-25 04:28:25

Bitcoin market has been a bit awkward recently—struggling to break through the 90,000 mark after several days of back-and-forth, and instead starting to turn downward.

The current situation is indeed uncertain. But from a liquidity perspective, the most reasonable scenario should be: first a pullback to around 80,000, shaking out the less committed longs, and then possibly a decent rebound targeting 94,000 to 98,000.

However, don’t let your guard down. The market could be more complicated than expected; a decline may not go smoothly, and an increase may not be straightforward, with a high probability of repeated fluctuations.

So the current strategy is: if you are heavily invested, consider reducing your position appropriately during this opportunity. Lower your holding risk and leave yourself more flexibility.

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gas_fee_therapist

· 17h ago

The 90,000 has been stuck for so long, it feels like a shakeout, and there must be quite a few people getting cut. Brothers holding heavy positions still need to reduce their holdings; can't keep tossing around. Wait until around 80,000 to consider getting in again; anyway, there's no escape. This wave of decline doesn't feel as decisive, a bit of tug-of-war. By the way, why does Bitcoin seem to like to tease people around integer levels lately? Are those who haven't reduced their positions ready? At what point will they finally sell?

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AirdropHunter420

· 17h ago

90,000 really got stuck, I said it would be like this a long time ago, thought it could soar to the sky Wait for the shakeout, see the true level at 80,000 It's going to be a repeated struggle again, so annoying with this market Brothers with heavy positions, it's wise to reduce your holdings now, otherwise it's easy to get caught Where's the promised breakout? Is this the market's answer?

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PrivateKeyParanoia

· 17h ago

The 90,000 level is indeed a tough barrier, feeling like a game of repeated probing. It looks like a shakeout script is likely to unfold. Rather than waiting to be cut, it's better to reduce positions and preserve capital.

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SigmaBrain

· 17h ago

90,000 is really a tough barrier to break through. If you ask me, just let it pull back. Dragging on is the most annoying. Here comes the washout theory again, same old story every time. And what’s the result? Hey, as I always say, those holding heavy positions should wake up. Now is indeed the time to consider reducing positions. This wave of market movement is really exhausting. It’s stuck between going up and coming down, making everyone go crazy. Is 80,000 the bottom? I’m skeptical. I need to see if there’s still another floor below. If liquidity is insufficient, don’t expect any rebound. Where has all the capital gone? It’s easy to say, but when it really drops, you’ll realize what being caught off guard means. Just keep tossing around, and that’s it. I’m already prepared to be proven wrong.

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TeaTimeTrader

· 17h ago

90,000 gets stuck, and this time it really looks like a shakeout. Basically, it's waiting for 80,000 to bottom out, so it can surge upward afterward. Brothers with heavy positions, reducing your holdings now is really the right move, don't be too greedy. It's another cycle of repeated fluctuations, so annoying in this market. Feels like it still needs to fall further; those who can't endure should have exited early. Holding steady at 80,000 is already good, don't expect a skyrocket. This wave of movement is indeed strange, both bulls and bears are uncomfortable. Reduce holdings to preserve capital; maintaining a calm mindset is more important than anything else.

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defi_detective

· 17h ago

Even 90,000 can't be broken, this wave is a bit frustrating The issue of whether to reduce positions or not is really tormenting Is it a shakeout or a real drop? It depends on the subsequent performance Are we going to see that "drop first, then rise" story again? This rhythm is really annoying, I don't know what to do

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