2025-12-16 01:00:22

#大户持仓变化 My judgment is still quite solid—86000 is a very important support level. If it holds, then just wait to profit from the pullback; if it breaks down, then continue to be bearish and look for lower opportunities. The result indeed caught a nice rebound, and it feels pretty good.

The current situation is a bit dull. I continue to add to my position, but to be honest, I haven't seen a particularly clear direction, nor have I decided exactly at which point to make a move. I might need to wait for two more candlesticks to think it through.

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rug_connoisseur

· 12-18 15:25

86,000, as long as I hold it, I will be at ease. If it breaks, I will really suffer a loss.

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BlockchainDecoder

· 12-18 14:35

The 86,000 level hasn't been broken, indicating that the market still has confidence. However, from a technical perspective, the subsequent trend depends on whether it can effectively break through the resistance above—what's worth noting here is what does the action of large investors increasing their positions usually signify? Research shows that changes in holding structure often lead price movements by 2-3 K-lines, so your observation angle is indeed quite good. But the question is—given the current narrow fluctuation range, can it really be called a "clear direction"?

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GasFeeVictim

· 12-16 01:28

If you hold 86,000, you get to eat meat; if it breaks, keep bottom-fishing. This logic makes sense. --- Continue increasing your position but without a clear direction, which starts to feel a bit like gambling. --- Can two candlesticks help you figure it out? I think two are useless; you still need to watch your mindset. --- The most difficult part of a stagnant market is enduring it, but big players are indeed steady and not making reckless moves. --- A good rebound holding on is nice, but adding positions without a clear plan is risky. --- Is 86,000 really that precious? It feels like it's being talked about every day. --- There's still some gambling element; adding positions without a good entry point makes this operation a bit tense. --- Honestly, if you can't see clearly, don't make reckless moves, but big players definitely have their own ideas. --- K-line buddy, even looking at ten more candles is pointless. --- Holding the support line is indeed winning half the battle.

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HodlKumamon

· 12-16 01:15

86,000 holding steady is indeed good, but I feel this rebound isn't strong enough... Continuing to observe.

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BakedCatFanboy

· 12-16 01:11

As long as you hold 86,000, it's all good; there's still plenty of room for a rebound.

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