2025-12-17 21:20:41

BTC is currently stuck in a range of around 87,000 with repeated fluctuations. This appears to be a short-term tug-of-war, but it is worth noting that there are concerns behind the breakthrough of the key level at 87,200. A volume-driven breakout should typically be accompanied by sustained bullish momentum; however, from the trend, this upward push seems to be a false start, more like a typical method of building positions and releasing liquidity—attracting buyers at lower levels through a short-term rebound from a dip.

The real issue lies in the support below, especially in the 85,800 range. Bullish stop-loss orders are clustered around this area. If this line cannot be effectively defended, the market may continue to decline. Whether it can hold above 87,000 at this stage is crucial, but from a technical perspective, the recent repeated movements at high levels have actually given the main players enough time and space to release pressure. For investors participating in low-level accumulation, the risks of this phase of the market should not be underestimated.

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MetaMisery

· 2025-12-19 21:18

The phrase "虎头蛇尾" is used perfectly; this is how the main players operate—vampire-style accumulation. If you can't hold 87,000, just wait and watch the show; 85,800 is the real watershed. They're just telling stories to retail investors again, classic套路. It feels like it's going to fall, and the orders in my hand are getting a bit hot. To put it plainly, the big players are shaking the bag, and retail investors are taking the knives.

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ColdWalletGuardian

· 2025-12-19 19:27

87,000 is the hurdle, it feels like the main force is playing psychological warfare... The breakouts that are half-hearted really make it hard not to suspect. --- 85,800 if broken, we might need to reassess the entire situation... --- Brothers who bought in at low levels are probably thinking MMP now, this wave of liquidity release is too familiar. --- Repeated oscillations are just digging a hole for the main force, waiting for retail investors to give up before dropping it... --- If 87,000 can't hold, it's really dangerous. Don't blame anyone then. --- This repeated high-level fluctuation seems to be giving itself time to retreat... --- The long-side stop-loss orders are all clustered at 85,800, which shows how fragile the support below is. --- Basically, the main force is eating retail stop-losses; this trick works every time.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 2025-12-17 21:50

Tiger head, snake tail... I've seen this routine too many times, the main players love to play like this. Oh my, if 87,000 can't hold, the defense will be broken. The breakout at 87,200 lacked momentum, I didn't get on the train, got sidetracked. Brothers who bought in at the low points, be careful, something's off this time. If 85,800 breaks, it's going to be over. Is it better to build a position or cut losses? It looks painful to watch.

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GasFeeVictim

· 2025-12-17 21:48

87000 has been repeatedly tugged back and forth at this level, it feels like just trapping stop-loss orders. This main force tactic is old news; a false breakout that starts strong and then falters is the most deceptive. If 85800 really can't hold, I'll just cut and run—I don't want to get trapped.

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ponzi_poet

· 2025-12-17 21:24

The main force's move this time is indeed a bit dirty; repeatedly messing around around 87,000 is just bloodsucking. If 85,800 can't hold, then we will have to continue exploring later.

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