2025-12-31 16:23:10

At the end of the year, Bitcoin and Ethereum experience increased volatility, with technical indicators showing clear multiple support and resistance levels, which warrants close attention.

Regarding Bitcoin, it faces two main resistance lines at 89,500 and 90,500. Once these levels are broken, there is potential for further upward movement. On the downside, 88,000 acts as the first support, followed by 87,000, with the final line of defense at 86,000. The price tends to oscillate within this range—approaching the upper resistance often leads to rejection, while falling toward the lower support usually results in rebounds.

Ethereum's movement is similarly noteworthy. The 3,000 and 3,050 levels form a resistance zone, often serving as a trap for high-altitude traders due to the difficulty and risk of breaking through. On the downside, 2,950 and 2,900 are the first support levels, with 2,800 serving as a deeper bottom line. Recent trading days have shown significantly increased volume around these key levels, indicating growing participation from institutions and large investors.

Overall, during this year-end period, liquidity in the crypto market may become abnormal. Investors should closely monitor these critical levels. Whether support levels hold and resistance levels are broken often determines the short-term trend.

BTC-2,08%

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GmGmNoGn

· 01-03 04:14

Starting to talk about support and resistance levels again. Every time it's the same story, and the result is still sideways consolidation. Let's wait and see.

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MEVictim

· 01-01 23:14

Drawing lines again, every time it's the same. The key position is just the key position, whether you say it or not, it's the same as not saying anything.

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CryptoMom

· 01-01 17:09

It's the same old numbers, giving me a headache. Just stick with 86 and 2800, no need to fuss anymore.

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ETHReserveBank

· 2025-12-31 16:52

89500 is really a hurdle that can't be bypassed; it feels like this year will be stuck there.

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BetterLuckyThanSmart

· 2025-12-31 16:51

It's the same support and resistance talk again, every time it can scare retail investors. But what’s the result? --- If 89500 can't be broken, I don't believe Bitcoin can really go up. --- Is trading volume increasing? That just means big players are selling off. This is the most dangerous time. --- I'm tired of hearing about abnormal liquidity at the end of the year. Let's just look at the capital flow. --- If Ethereum can't hold the 2800 line, it's really over. --- Talking all high and mighty, but isn't it just following institutions into traps? --- Every time, the key levels decide the direction. Why are there so many key levels? --- Once 88000 is broken, there's still 87000 below. There's always another line of defense waiting for you. --- Honestly, at the end of the year, it's time to reduce positions. Don't care about support and resistance anymore.

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rugpull_ptsd

· 2025-12-31 16:42

It's the same old story about support and suppression, talking as if it's real, but I still believed it. This is how intense it gets at the end of the year...

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tx_or_didn't_happen

· 2025-12-31 16:35

If 88,000 isn't broken, I'll keep slacking off. Once it drops below, I really need to consider pulling out.

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BearMarketBarber

· 2025-12-31 16:23

Drawing lines again, it's always these numbers every day, it's driving me crazy. I really don't know who believes this stuff, I definitely don't pay attention. Institutions and big players are waiting at 3050 to harvest the leeks, don't get involved in that muddy water. If we can't hold 88000, we'll just cut our losses. How should I put it, as long as it doesn't fall below my psychological price. Ethereum's current state is so bad, it's actually more stable to go to work and do manual labor. I've heard the story about liquidity being abnormal at the end of the year too many times; the套路 is pretty much the same.

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