2025-12-15 19:00:11

#大户持仓变化 Last night's market trend confirmed the continuation of the bearish outlook. Starting from short entries at 89800 and 3130 during the daytime session, both $BTC and $ETH 's rebounds touched around 87330 and 3028 before pulling back as expected. To be honest, throughout the process, the entry points for short positions and the final decline were not very different; the key was that the trend direction was entirely correct.

Currently, $BTC has fallen to the 85000 level, and $ETH has broken below and reached around 2892. The magnitude of this decline is indeed significant. Friends who followed the trend managed to catch this move again, as usual — the daily analysis success rate is visible to everyone. However, it must be emphasized that analysis is for reference only; the market is constantly changing, and actual trading should be adjusted flexibly based on real-time K-line data, with risks borne by oneself.

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ImaginaryWhale

· 2025-12-18 17:39

The short-selling strategy this time was indeed on point, but to be honest, I feel a bit scared now. Those who followed the trend have all made a fortune, but I hesitated for two seconds. In this kind of market, a turn can lead to a completely different story. Next time, it might not be so smooth.

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OptionWhisperer

· 2025-12-17 15:32

Staying in the right direction is the key; all those level points are just clouds. When bottom-fishing, your heart tightens, but this time it finally paid off after waiting. Dropped so much again? My stop-loss was set too close. The bearish mindset is indeed ruthless; psychological preparation must be solid. No matter how accurate the analysis is, it depends on whether the market gives opportunities; ultimately, the market decides. This wave's fluctuation is truly astonishing, but it's time to act on the rebound. Analyzing every day with a high win rate, what's the use? In the end, you still need to know how to cut losses. BTC broke 85? Why didn't I catch this wave? Feels like I'm always just a little short of hitting the mark, and I regret it. Yes, the saying "Risk is on your own" is well put; don't blame the analyst. Following the trend depends on how much leverage your capital can handle. The breakdown is indeed frightening, but isn't this an opportunity? Forget it, I'll wait for the rebound to speak.

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TokenTherapist

· 2025-12-17 12:03

You hit the mark again, and this time the bearish strategy really wasn't talking nonsense. Everyone following along must be making a killing. Getting the trend direction right is already half the battle won. But to be honest, can the 85,000 level really hold? It still feels like we need to see how it plays out.

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LiquidatedDreams

· 2025-12-15 19:26

The current bearish momentum is indeed strong; entering short at 89800 precisely caught the trend right on point. Brothers who caught this move in this range are making a killing, but still, you need to keep an eye on the K-line. Can the 85000 level hold? It feels like there will be more fluctuations ahead. A high win rate is great, but in real trading, you still need to manage your stop-loss well. Breaking below 2892, the decline is quite sharp; be cautious of a rebound.

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GateUser-40edb63b

· 2025-12-15 19:21

Once again, copied it, awesome.

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MEVHunterZhang

· 2025-12-15 19:21

Another day in the life of a bearish winner. But can the 85,000 level hold? Feels like there's still hope. Getting the trend right is indeed the most important thing; it's worth much more than pinpoint accuracy. This wave of decline was really fierce. Those looking forward to a rebound are just waiting for confirmation. What's the point of talking about win rates? The key is whether you can keep getting it right next time. After breaking below 2892, how many support levels does ETH still have? Shorting well done! Just worried about a reverse move to slap us in the face later. The market really changes in an instant. Everyone who caught this wave is laughing. I definitely didn't catch up.

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BanklessAtHeart

· 2025-12-15 19:16

Damn, I called it right, the short-selling strategy is just tough Not done falling to 85,000? Feels like it still needs to drop further No matter how accurate the analysis is, the key is to have the courage to hold the position This round of market movement is disgusting, the rebound is just a scam Why didn't I buy in last night? Now I can only watch in frustration When the trend is right, everything becomes simple. The problem is, will it always go this smoothly? I sold too early at the rebound point of 87,330, I regret it to the core Tired of hearing "risk is on you," but I still need to remind myself not to be greedy

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SnapshotDayLaborer

· 2025-12-15 19:13

Bearish ideas were really on point; this decline is not to be taken lightly --- Around 85,000 feels like it can still be explored further; who is bottom-fishing here --- Another accurate analysis, no wonder large holders' positions are changing --- Getting the direction right really allows catching this range, the key is still the thinking --- ETH breaking 2892 is indeed fierce; now to hold or continue shorting --- Watching the win rate every day, it feels like the only thing lacking is execution --- Rebound then drop, this rhythm is a bit unusual; is there support below --- Analysis is for reference only; this phrase is well said, don't treat reference as the golden rule

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SatoshiLeftOnRead

· 2025-12-15 19:12

The bears were completely right. Entered short at 89,800 and now it's at 85,000. This move was indeed comfortable. Picking the right direction means profit, regardless of the entry point difference. I see someone here bragging about their win rate... Why haven't I seen a few truly consistently profitable traders? Even if ETH drops to 2892, you still dare to say risk is on your own? Easy to say. In this kind of market, those who didn't catch the move need to be even more cautious.

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TokenAlchemist

· 2025-12-15 19:12

ngl the resistance rejection at 87330/3028 is textbook inefficiency vector exploitation—state transitions don't lie. but yeah, calling the directional thesis right >> precise entry optimization any day of the week

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