2025-12-16 05:00:16

#加密生态动态追踪 Bitcoin is plunging again today, continuing the downward adjustment on December 16th. It once sharply broke through the 86,000 level, hitting the lowest point in nearly two weeks, and is now repeatedly tugging around the 89,000 mark. The past 24 hours saw a decline of over 2%, and market sentiment is clearly weak.

The Federal Reserve's policy stance is still being debated, and the outflow of safe-haven funds from the crypto market has become a heavy weight. From the daily chart, the RSI indicator has dropped below 50, indicating that the bears are gradually regaining control.

On the technical side, the key Fibonacci support at 85,500 must hold—once broken, there is little strong support below, which could open up a larger downside space. The resistance level above is at the 94,000 descending trend line, making it difficult for a rebound to break through.

We also need to watch the non-farm payroll data released tonight, as it will directly influence market expectations for future interest rate movements. In the short term, the market will mainly fluctuate and consolidate. It is recommended not to rush into operations; friends with light positions should set their stop-loss levels properly and avoid being scared by pullbacks to chase gains or sell in panic... The market's trap of false rebounds is always the most ruthless.

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ArbitrageBot

· 2025-12-18 19:13

It dropped again, I knew it would happen this way, every time at a critical point doing the same thing. --- If 85,500 breaks, we really need to be prepared for a beating. --- Don't make any moves before the non-farm data is out; it's easy to get eaten. --- The Federal Reserve keeps arguing, causing us to suffer along, it's really frustrating. --- Stop-loss must be set, otherwise a small pullback can wipe everything out. --- The 89,000 level keeps being pulled back and forth, so annoying. When will there be a clear direction? --- Looking at this rhythm, the bears are indeed gaining strength, we need to face the reality. --- Light positions for observation, don't be greedy, baiting the shorts is just playing this game.

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GateUser-e51e87c7

· 2025-12-17 02:30

Here we go again, it feels like 86,000 is about to break. How come there are still people daring to buy the dip... The fake breakout is indeed fierce. Last time, I got caught in it like this. Can 85,500 really hold? It feels a bit shaky. If the Federal Reserve can't handle it, what are we supposed to do... Waiting for the non-farm payrolls, anyway, it's just a game of chips in the short term. Be sure to set stop-losses, or you'll get cut very painfully. This wave has shaken out another batch of people; the bears have won. The back-and-forth between 89,000 is so annoying. When will there be a clear direction?

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JustHodlIt

· 2025-12-16 05:25

Bitcoin has broken below 86,000 again, and this time it's really intense. The current rhythm of Bitcoin is genuinely annoying, fluctuating back and forth every day. My stop-loss orders are almost worn out.

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PancakeFlippa

· 2025-12-16 05:14

Damn, it's dropping again. I've seen this trick many times. The Federal Reserve just knows how to scare people. They're starting to advise against chasing gains and selling in panic again. Sounds nice, but losses are still losses. Once 86,000 breaks, it's over. Now it's just a matter of whether we can hold the 85,500 line. Non-farm payrolls are coming, and that's the real showtime. Just lie back and wait. This wave will shrink the holdings in my hands again. Forget it.

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ThatsNotARugPull

· 2025-12-16 05:10

Broke through 86k again. This time, we really need to watch the Non-Farm Payrolls; otherwise, it'll continue to be volatile.

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UncleLiquidation

· 2025-12-16 05:10

Here we go again, even 86,000 didn't hold, this time it's really going to grandma's house. What kind of operation is this? I'm holding a small position and relaxing, waiting for the non-farm payroll data to eat melon. Once 85,000 is broken, we'll directly go to the basement for a dance party, no one can save us. The Fed really knows how to talk, arguing for so long, and all the funds have disappeared. Friends trying to bottom fish, you might have to take a stop-loss this time.诱空 (bear trap) is even more ruthless than cutting leeks.

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