At the time of December 6, several major coins are stuck in a tangled consolidation pattern.

Starting with BTC, it's grinding at the lows right now, and the 90,000 level is really tough to break in the short term. Currently, 87,500 to 88,200 looks like a relatively reliable support zone, with resistance between 89,600 and 89,900. If you want to trade, you can consider going long after the 88,200-88,500 area stabilizes, aiming for around 89,500. Conversely, if the price hits resistance at 89,600-89,900, you can try shorting and target a pullback to 88,500, with a stop loss set within 300 points outside the range.

ETH is even weaker, consolidating in a narrow range. Support is at 2,990/3,010, resistance at 3,070/3,090. If it can hold around 3,000, you can go long with a light position and look for 3,060-3,070. If it struggles above 3,070, switch to short and target 3,020-3,010, keeping your stop loss within 25 points outside the range.

SOL is also hovering at the lows, with 130-131 as a key support zone and resistance at 135-136. Strategy-wise, if it stops falling at 130.5-131.5, you can go long and target 134-135; if it can't break above 135-135.5, consider shorting and look back to 132-131, allowing for a 1.2-point buffer for stop loss.

BNB's trend is weak, with obvious resistance above 900. Support is at 872/878, resistance at 890/895. After stabilizing at 875-880, you can consider going long and look for 888-892; if it’s pressured at 892-895, go short and target 880-875, giving a 6-point stop loss window.

Be especially cautious over the weekend, as liquidity is usually poor, price swings can be exaggerated, but rebounds often lack strength. In the short term, round numbers like 90,000, 3,100, 140, and 900 are all hard to break. It’s recommended to keep your position size at 10-20%, always use stop losses, and never chase the market up or down.