2025-12-23 09:33:11

Currently, there is a key point that needs to be confirmed in this round of market: the previous low point of Bitcoin at 80600 has received market endorsement, which is very important. As long as there are no unexpected unfavourable information, the short-term fluctuation space is actually not large, and it is expected to oscillate and adjust repeatedly between 84000 and 91000.

Looking back at the sharp declines on October 11 and November 21, it can be said that the market was repeatedly washing out at the bottom. Now that the bottom has stabilized, many analysts believe that a new trend may be brewing. However, the market itself is always right—there is no such thing as an absolutely correct judgment; it just depends on the perspective from which one views the situation. Pessimists can always find reasons to validate their thoughts, while optimists seize opportunities in the process of moving forward. Both mindsets have value; the key is which one you choose.

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LightningPacketLoss

· 2025-12-26 04:58

80600 has stabilized, so just be patient and wait. Anyway, the fluctuation range is just that small. Oh my, you're advising me to change my mindset again. I've heard this spiel a hundred times. This talk about bottom washing... sounds like you're just making excuses for yourself. Regardless of pessimism or optimism, as long as there are no sudden negative news, I will hold firmly—simple and straightforward. It seems like all analysts are waiting for the same signal, just not sure when it will come. The range from 84 to 91, I trust more than those who shout randomly. Mindset is valuable, but having no money in the account is even worse.

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0xSleepDeprived

· 2025-12-23 10:03

The bottom of 80600 is solid now, and we just have to see who can hold on until the next wave. If unfavorable information comes suddenly, I'll just accept it; after all, maintaining a good mindset is the key.

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LiquidityWhisperer

· 2025-12-23 09:58

Is the bottom at 80600 really holding above? I always feel like it will break again. Wait, you said both mindsets have value... then why do I still need to choose? Isn't this just gambling? The range from 84000 to 91000 is indeed dull, it's so boring. Whipsaw, whipsaw, every time they say whipsaw, but it's not uncommon for it to break through directly. Those with good mindsets have all made money? Then why am I still losing even though my mindset is pretty good?

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liquidation_surfer

· 2025-12-23 09:55

If 80600 holds above, it indicates the confirmation of the bottom, I agree with this logic. Unless there is sudden unfavourable information, it will indeed just fluctuate like this, nothing to get tangled up about. Both pessimism and optimism can make money, the key is whether you have chips in hand. Analysts' judgments are all hindsight wisdom, it's better to look at the candlestick chart honestly. How many retail investors were washed out by the two sharp falls, that's the key. Really, choosing your mindset is equivalent to choosing your destiny, it's a bit of a cliché but it's not wrong. I don't believe that the range from 84 to 91 will be so gentle, there will definitely be another wave of turmoil.

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LiquidationWatcher

· 2025-12-23 09:47

ngl the 80600 bottom being confirmed sounds good on paper but... remember 2022? we all thought those were "real" bottoms too lmaooo, watch your health factor fr fr

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