#BTC对标贵金属的竞争格局 December 23 Market Brief: Bitcoin hovers around the 90,000 mark, and the market is slowly digesting pressure.

Good morning everyone. Over the past two days, Bitcoin still hasn't effectively broken through 90,000, and the trading volume is gradually weakening. I'm tired of the rhythm of repeated upward attacks followed by pullbacks. What's interesting is that the bottom is expanding the decline, while the trading volume is actually increasing—this set of data is worth pondering.

**What does low trading volume mean**

The shrinkage of volume usually reflects difficulties in the funding aspect. The selling pressure is gradually easing, which is a signal. There's an old saying in technical analysis: a decline on low volume is a precursor to a stop in the decline. From this perspective, it seems we don't need to be too pessimistic.

**Increased volume at the bottom, panic sellers are fleeing**

The decline has widened + trading volume has increased, what does this indicate? The market's downturn is primarily driven by panic emotions. During such times, it is often the time for clearing positions. Logically, the probability of a rebound is actually greater than that of a continued crash.

**Stay away from those illusions**

Recently, I've seen many people involved in Ponzi schemes, and they are losing a lot. Looking at it from a different perspective, if that money were invested in Bitcoin or precious metals, the story might be completely different. Still, the same advice: don't touch those frivolous things; getting cut is not a pleasant experience.

**Be patient with yourself**

The market is currently in a consolidation phase. It is anticipated that there may be key opportunities in 1 to 2 months. Don't rush to go all in, and don't use the profits you have already earned to gamble; this is common sense.

**Finally, a few words**

The ideas above are just for reference; how to operate depends on your own risk tolerance. Market conditions are unpredictable, so doing your homework, making rational judgments, and maintaining a stable allocation are essential to achieving gains in the next cycle.