#加密货币市场动态 The market still vividly remembers the sharp pullback near 80,600 for Bitcoin. This round of news-driven volatility actually showed technical signs early on—those traders who positioned themselves for shorts in advance should be glad about their judgment now. Did you manage to reduce your position and exit smoothly, or are you still stuck at the highs?
However, panic selling often breeds opportunities. Currently, Bitcoin has begun a technical recovery, extreme sentiment is gradually dissipating, and combined with expectations of Fed rate cuts, bullish capital is testing the waters again. From a technical perspective, the MACD histogram continues to stay positive and is expanding, indicating that buying power is steadily accumulating. The current low from the pullback offers a good risk/reward ratio for medium- to long-term positioning. The 86,000 level is especially critical—whether it can hold will directly determine the subsequent trend; once it breaks through, a new rally may emerge before the end of the year.
Strategy-wise, how should you approach this? Those without positions can consider gradually building long positions above 85,500, with an initial target in the 88,000 range. If momentum is strong enough, 90,000 is also possible. For ETH, moderate participation around 2,750 is viable, targeting 2,950. This end-of-year recovery rally might be worth paying attention to. $BTC $ETH $ZEC
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CryingOldWallet
· 2025-11-26 12:51
trapped now, just waiting for 86000 to break and save my life
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MidnightTrader
· 2025-11-25 05:03
80600 I just lay flat on that wave, didn't chase the short or chase rising prices, can tell it's a setup. If it can't hold this key level of 86000, I'll just continue to sleep.
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HalfPositionRunner
· 2025-11-24 08:35
Well, that wave at 80600 was indeed tough. I had to do a stop loss back then, and now looking at the rebound, I feel a bit regretful for not keeping a bottom position.
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BlockchainNewbie
· 2025-11-23 15:37
80600 that wave is really miserable, I am really trapped with that batch, now watching the rebound I don't dare to act... whether 86000 can hold above is really hard to say, it feels like the long positions this time are just bluffing.
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GweiWatcher
· 2025-11-23 15:25
80600 I ran directly after that, and later saw that there were indeed signs on the technical side... Now the key is whether 86000 can hold, otherwise it will be another false alarm.
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SleepyValidator
· 2025-11-23 15:23
86,000 really is the critical line between life and death. If it can't break through, it feels like it'll drop further. Last time, I was too greedy and didn't reduce my position, so now I'm still stuck holding the bag.
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AirdropGrandpa
· 2025-11-23 15:17
That wave at 80600 got liquidated directly. Now it’s really tough watching others buy the dip.
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liquiditea_sipper
· 2025-11-23 15:13
80600 that wave indeed crit, I am the one who is trapped... now let's see if 86000 can hold above, it feels like gambling on whether I can turn things around by the end of the year.
#加密货币市场动态 The market still vividly remembers the sharp pullback near 80,600 for Bitcoin. This round of news-driven volatility actually showed technical signs early on—those traders who positioned themselves for shorts in advance should be glad about their judgment now. Did you manage to reduce your position and exit smoothly, or are you still stuck at the highs?
However, panic selling often breeds opportunities. Currently, Bitcoin has begun a technical recovery, extreme sentiment is gradually dissipating, and combined with expectations of Fed rate cuts, bullish capital is testing the waters again. From a technical perspective, the MACD histogram continues to stay positive and is expanding, indicating that buying power is steadily accumulating. The current low from the pullback offers a good risk/reward ratio for medium- to long-term positioning. The 86,000 level is especially critical—whether it can hold will directly determine the subsequent trend; once it breaks through, a new rally may emerge before the end of the year.
Strategy-wise, how should you approach this? Those without positions can consider gradually building long positions above 85,500, with an initial target in the 88,000 range. If momentum is strong enough, 90,000 is also possible. For ETH, moderate participation around 2,750 is viable, targeting 2,950. This end-of-year recovery rally might be worth paying attention to. $BTC $ETH $ZEC