2025-12-30 12:25:20

Recently, Bitcoin has been bouncing back and forth within a small range. Honestly, watching this kind of market makes me a bit annoyed.

Look, you can clearly see from the chart—every time it hits the 90,000 dollar level, it gets pushed down, then bounces back at the 86,000 line. This oscillation back and forth, repeatedly confirming, makes the market look very indecisive.

Careful observation of the Bollinger Bands on the daily chart shows that they are now narrowing and flattening. What does this indicate? It suggests that the market is accumulating energy, and a breakout should happen within these few days. Not today, maybe tomorrow, but it won't take too long.

Why has it been oscillating? The macro environment indeed lacks momentum—no heavyweight data coming out, institutions are on holiday, and the record-high settlement last Friday didn't ignite market enthusiasm. So everyone is just waiting here to see what happens next.

There might be two main drivers behind this. One is Trump's tariff policies, which are still slowly fermenting their impact on the financial markets. The other is the Federal Reserve preparing to change its leadership, which will take time to influence interest rates and macro expectations.

In short, whether 2026 can start off well largely depends on the direction of this upcoming breakout. Everyone, stay alert.

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DancingCandles

· 12h ago

Is this how Bollinger Bands narrow? I think it still needs to drag on Honestly, institutions are on holiday, who will step in to buy? The tariffs haven't been fully settled yet, and the Federal Reserve is changing personnel. What breakthrough are we talking about now? Just wait, there's no rush anyway

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AmateurDAOWatcher

· 13h ago

When the Bollinger Bands contract, a breakout is needed. I've heard this phrase a hundred times, but in the end, it's still hard to predict. From 90,000 down to 86,000, just oscillating back and forth like this. While institutions are on vacation, we'll just endure it together. When will Trump's tariff policies truly come into effect? For now, it's all talk and no action. Waiting for a breakout? Instead of waiting, it's better to think about how to control the risks. Avoid getting caught in a trap—that's the real priority. Holding firm at the 86,000 level without moving. I think we still have to wait; the real ticking time bomb is over at the Federal Reserve.

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UnluckyLemur

· 12-30 12:50

I've heard the explanation that Bollinger Bands are narrowing and flattening too many times, always saying "a breakout is just around the corner," but it still keeps rubbing there repeatedly.

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BuyHighSellLow

· 12-30 12:50

Damn, it's that same story about Bollinger Bands tightening again. Last time they said that, it lasted for three weeks haha.

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Deconstructionist

· 12-30 12:47

Once again, it was smashed above 90,000. I'm tired of this routine... Let's wait for a breakout.

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LiquidationKing

· 12-30 12:45

I also saw the Bollinger Bands narrowing, but can it really break this time? Last time, I said I was saving energy, but it was pushed back again.

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ForkItAll

· 12-30 12:44

Whenever Bollinger Bands narrow, they say a breakout is coming. I've heard this explanation too many times... Every time it's "just these few days," and it ends up being a week of sideways movement.

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GateUser-e19e9c10

· 12-30 12:31

I looked at the Bollinger Bands tightening, but bro, your prediction is a bit too optimistic. The breakout might have to wait a little longer.

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