2025-12-25 05:20:27

#数字资产市场动态 Christmas holiday, the US stock market closed early, but the S&P 500 hit a new all-time high again, and the Nasdaq is also hovering near a new high.

Looking at BTC, after digesting the volatility throughout December, the 20-day moving average is gradually leveling off—this indicates that the market's short-term holding costs are becoming more evenly distributed. From a technical perspective, this state often signals the potential for a strong rebound. Based on the current trend, a breakout of BTC towards the 100,000 level in January is not impossible. The risk of revisiting lower points in the short term is relatively manageable, and it mainly depends on the trading volume after the New Year opening.

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Whale_Whisperer

· 8h ago

U.S. stocks hit new highs, BTC is gearing up... Is hitting 100,000 in January really possible?

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ser_aped.eth

· 8h ago

The 20-day moving average flattening does indicate something, but the "volume support" part is too vague. Who knows if retail investors will run away?

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OnChainDetective

· 9h ago

20-day moving average flattens? There must be whales quietly positioning behind the scenes. Such even distribution of funds can't be a coincidence...

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PaperHandSister

· 9h ago

This wave of Bitcoin indeed looks interesting. What does the 20-day moving average flattening mean? Simply put, it indicates that the distribution of chips is becoming more even, and the rebound momentum is accumulating. I believe breaking through 100,000 in January is still possible, provided that trading volume keeps up.

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StableGeniusDegen

· 9h ago

The 20-day moving average has flattened, and this wave is indeed interesting, but can the 100,000 really be broken? It depends on how the Federal Reserve acts in the new year.

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