Bitcoin fluctuated within the range of $87,500 to $87,900 during the early morning hours. Although it briefly dipped to $87,200, it quickly recovered the lost ground, with overall volatility remaining relatively small. In the evening, Ethereum followed the market trend and released the previously accumulated energy, with a nearly 1040-point increase during this period.
From a technical perspective, the key area to watch during Friday's early trading session is crucial. Bitcoin continued to face pressure around the $87,400 to $87,900 range. If this support level is broken, a subsequent decline toward the $86,300 to $85,300 range is possible. Meanwhile, Ethereum encountered significant resistance at the $2,920 to $2,950 level. If it cannot break through effectively, a pullback to around $2,870 to $2,840 would be a more reasonable expectation.
The advancement of the Federal Reserve's repurchase agreement plan will undoubtedly continue to influence market sentiment. In this macro context, the correlation between BTC and gold is also worth monitoring. Keeping an eye on these key price levels in the short term, especially the trading volume during breakouts or breakdowns, will help in assessing the subsequent market direction.
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TokenomicsDetective
· 1h ago
It's starting to fluctuate again, this rhythm feels a bit familiar
Let's wait until 87400 breaks, right now it's all psychological warfare
If Ethereum hits 2950, I'll laugh to death, and we'll have to start over
The Fed's hand indeed has some destructive power, watching closely
What's the latest on gold? Is anyone tracking it?
The trading volume isn't strong enough; breakouts are all fake, to be honest
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SchrodingerProfit
· 12-27 20:30
It's another consolidation, BTC is still dithering there, 87500 really can't be broken through.
Waiting for Friday's early trading, it feels like it's about to break down, let's watch the show then.
ETH's recent rise is decent, but with so many resistance levels, I bet it will need to retest lower.
The Federal Reserve's move is quite something; if the market remains stable, it would be surprising.
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SchroedingersFrontrun
· 12-26 01:47
87,400 this level is really tightly blocked, feels like I need to try again
Can Ethereum break through 2950 this wave... it looks a bit doubtful
Once the Federal Reserve acts, all technical analysis is useless, it still depends on macro cues
The midnight dip to 87,200 was really scary, but luckily it rebounded
Key trading volume is the key, prices can be deceiving
Bitcoin and gold correlation? When will this logic ever turn around?
If 87,900 breaks, the next target really has to be around 85,000
Ethereum at this position is a chosen one, if it can't break through, it has to kneel
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SchroedingerMiner
· 12-26 01:46
Again, repeatedly pulling around 87,500, really exhausting
ETH's recent rally is pretty good, just worried about encountering resistance again
The key is still Friday morning; if it can't break 87,400, I think it will pull back
Gold linkage really needs to be watched closely; the macro environment is really difficult
Trading volume doesn't cooperate; everything is just虚的
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LidoStakeAddict
· 12-26 01:42
If 87,400 falls, then we'll have to watch 86,300. This wave of correction came a bit suddenly.
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RugPullAlertBot
· 12-26 01:37
Still consolidating, this market is really a bit boring
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Wait, can 87400 hold? Feels risky
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Ethereum's recent surge is quite fierce, but if it can't break 2950, it will have to pull back
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Look at the Fed's move, the market sentiment is really being tightly controlled by it
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Trading volume is the key, price is just surface level
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Just observe those levels in the short term, don't overthink it
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Is gold's trend linked to BTC? This correlation is worth checking out
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The 8:30 market is the most critical, the previous fluctuations are just groundwork
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I just want to know if 87200 is a real support or a false break
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It's really annoying that ETH can't break this resistance
Bitcoin fluctuated within the range of $87,500 to $87,900 during the early morning hours. Although it briefly dipped to $87,200, it quickly recovered the lost ground, with overall volatility remaining relatively small. In the evening, Ethereum followed the market trend and released the previously accumulated energy, with a nearly 1040-point increase during this period.
From a technical perspective, the key area to watch during Friday's early trading session is crucial. Bitcoin continued to face pressure around the $87,400 to $87,900 range. If this support level is broken, a subsequent decline toward the $86,300 to $85,300 range is possible. Meanwhile, Ethereum encountered significant resistance at the $2,920 to $2,950 level. If it cannot break through effectively, a pullback to around $2,870 to $2,840 would be a more reasonable expectation.
The advancement of the Federal Reserve's repurchase agreement plan will undoubtedly continue to influence market sentiment. In this macro context, the correlation between BTC and gold is also worth monitoring. Keeping an eye on these key price levels in the short term, especially the trading volume during breakouts or breakdowns, will help in assessing the subsequent market direction.