Bitcoin's performance yesterday was somewhat lackluster, with average market participation, and the price fluctuated within a relatively narrow range. Our assessment from the day before yesterday was mostly accurate, and the trend of the market data remains in line with expectations, with no unexpected breakdowns.
From a technical perspective, there is still pressure at the 90500 level. The bears are quite resolute in their defense here, and multiple attempts to break through have not been successful, indicating that this price level is indeed a strong resistance.
In this oscillating pattern, it feels like we are accumulating strength to prepare for the next step. But the key point is that before the critical resistance at 90500 is effectively broken, blindly chasing the long position is actually a gamble, and the risk-reward ratio is not very favorable.
The main strategy in trading is to focus on short positions, with moderate participation in long positions at low levels as a supplement.
Specifically: short in the range of 89500 to 90500, with the initial target looking at 88500 to 88000. If this level is broken, continue to look down to 86500.
In the short term, we still need to observe whether 90500 can truly break through effectively, as this is key to determining the direction of the market.
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LiquiditySurfer
· 12-23 03:09
The 90500 level is really quite stubborn, the short positions are like concrete... My approach is to lightly short at the high point and only consider buying the dip at the low point, this way the capital efficiency is acceptable.
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NewPumpamentals
· 12-23 03:07
Is this barrier of 90500 really that hard? It feels like the short positions are holding on tight, it's a bit suffocating.
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degenwhisperer
· 12-23 03:07
This level at 90500 is really tough, short positions are holding firm.
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GasDevourer
· 12-23 03:05
90500 this level is really a bit stubborn, short positions are holding firm and not letting it go up, it feels like we still have to wait for a breakout signal.
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LidoStakeAddict
· 12-23 02:50
90500 has really hit a wall, the short positions defense is solid as a rock. Those blindly chasing rising prices are just gambling, I still follow your high short strategy, steady.
#数字资产市场洞察 Market data review on December 23
Bitcoin's performance yesterday was somewhat lackluster, with average market participation, and the price fluctuated within a relatively narrow range. Our assessment from the day before yesterday was mostly accurate, and the trend of the market data remains in line with expectations, with no unexpected breakdowns.
From a technical perspective, there is still pressure at the 90500 level. The bears are quite resolute in their defense here, and multiple attempts to break through have not been successful, indicating that this price level is indeed a strong resistance.
In this oscillating pattern, it feels like we are accumulating strength to prepare for the next step. But the key point is that before the critical resistance at 90500 is effectively broken, blindly chasing the long position is actually a gamble, and the risk-reward ratio is not very favorable.
The main strategy in trading is to focus on short positions, with moderate participation in long positions at low levels as a supplement.
Specifically: short in the range of 89500 to 90500, with the initial target looking at 88500 to 88000. If this level is broken, continue to look down to 86500.
In the short term, we still need to observe whether 90500 can truly break through effectively, as this is key to determining the direction of the market.