2025-12-31 18:22:50

BTC is facing obvious selling pressure above 890. From the perspective of main capital, once large investors choose not to hold their positions, market sell-offs will follow. The battle at this level has turned into a speed contest—quick exit investors can leave unscathed, while slow movers are ultimately trapped at high levels.

Be especially cautious of trap breakouts. Fake breakouts occur daily, and investors betting on a breakout often become the victims of a harvest. In the short term, this area is full of uncertainty.

Disclaimer: This analysis is only for short-term market trends and may be valid for a few hours to a few days. It does not constitute any investment advice.

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PebbleHander

· 3h ago

Here we go again with this set. Today's "false breakout" will become a real breakout tomorrow, betting on this psychological gap. Running fast is indeed alive, but it also depends on luck. Sometimes not moving is the winner. 890, this critical level is really annoying, being pinched back and forth. Let's see who has a stronger mentality. How many times have I said not to bet on breakouts? But no, people just won't listen and insist on getting cut. We don't know how big traders move; anyway, I play with idle funds. Every time I see this kind of analysis, I think, if it could really predict the market, there would be no need to look at the行情. Uncertainty is money. This sentence is quite hitting. If you can't see short-term, then don't look at the short-term. Why are you so stubborn? Speed contests are ridiculous. It's not a racing game; panic easily leads to mistakes.

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TokenCreatorOP

· 3h ago

It's the same old story again, big players run away, retail investors get stuck at the bottom, same old routine. Speed contest? Basically a game of hot potato—who's slow gets unlucky. Fake breakouts happen every day, and I damn well never dodge them. This 890 level feels like a harvesting machine for chives. Don't trust any breakouts, just watch and see—sooner or later, it'll crash anyway.

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metaverse_hermit

· 3h ago

This pit is too deep, constantly fake breakouts to harvest the retail investors.

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Frontrunner

· 3h ago

It's the same old story, big players exit and dump the market, I don't believe you. Fake breakouts happen every day, why do some people keep gambling on them? Speed race? Basically, it's who can run faster and survive, this game is really damn exciting. At the 890 price level, it feels like a bait to lure people in. From this analysis, I can tell that in the short term, it will probably continue to fluctuate and toss around.

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rugpull_ptsd

· 3h ago

It's the same old story again, main funds, speed contests, false breakouts... I'm sick of hearing it. 888, so many people have died, and now you're doing it all over again? I just want to know who the hell can accurately predict false breakouts, acting like they can see right through it. Quick exit? I'm the one who moves slowly, damn it.

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token_therapist

· 3h ago

The 890 level is indeed a bit tense; a big player runs and it's over. Fake breakouts are happening again, always cutting the leeks like this. Speed contest? Basically, it's a gamble on who can run faster; a second slower and you're buried. This wave has too much uncertainty; better to wait and see. Looking at this pattern, they're about to start harvesting again. With such chaos in the short term, who dares to make reckless moves? The trap of the breakout is very deep; don't foolishly follow the trend.

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