2026-01-02 02:30:33

#Strategy加码BTC配置 $BTC continues to face pressure on the 4-hour chart, with MACD bearish momentum still releasing, and RSI showing明显乏力的上行动作. Considering the holiday trading volume is sluggish and there has been recent capital outflow from spot ETFs, each rebound is prone to selling pressure. The 89,000 level does not show signs of a volume breakout in the短期.

From a trading perspective, $BTC can consider short opportunities between 88,500-89,000, with a target of回到87,500; $ETH in the 2980-3010 range is also worth participating in, with support below at 2960.

$SOL should be monitored同步.

BTC2,09%

ETH4,14%

SOL4,75%

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FOMOrektGuy

· 9h ago

The holiday trading volume really underperformed, and it feels like the 89,000 mark is about to be broken again.

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Anon4461

· 15h ago

89000 really feels like a solid iron plate; repeatedly smashing it down doesn't budge it. It seems like it needs to drop another wave before it moves.

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CounterIndicator

· 15h ago

With such poor trading volume during the holiday, still hoping to break through 89,000? Dream on.

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ProposalManiac

· 15h ago

It's the same narrative of capital outflows again... There's a problem with this mechanism design. How did spot ETFs become the "governor" of the market? That said, it's normal that the 89,000 level can't be broken; market consensus hasn't been reached yet. Short-selling opportunities do exist, but are they incentive-compatible? The issue of rebound selling... has always been like this in history; the equilibrium of the game is so fragile.

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OldLeekMaster

· 16h ago

With the holiday trading volume so high, still want to break through 89,000? Wake up, everyone.

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