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#数字货币市场洞察 December 9 Crude Oil Market Technical Overview At the Asian market open, US crude oil was around $58.85/barrel, plunging over 2% on Monday. Several factors dragged down the market: Iraq’s West Qurna-1 oil field is advancing production increases (currently about 600,000 barrels per day, targeting 670,000 barrels per day by 2026), plus expectations of Ukraine peace talks are brewing, making the market worry about a loosening on the supply side. However, there are also forces supporting prices—after the CPC terminal in the Black Sea was hit, only berth 1 is operating, causing a short-term supply bottleneck, and India continues to import Russian oil, which provides some support. In the long term, IEA estimates show that by 2026, global daily crude oil may have a surplus of nearly 4 million barrels, indicating a long-term trend toward a looser supply-demand relationship. From a technical perspective, on the daily chart, prices are fluctuating and testing around the strong support level of $56, with MACD entangled below the zero axis. If this level is breached, be alert for a possible start of a medium-term decline. On the 1-hour chart, although there is still wide fluctuation and no breakdown yet, MACD shows bullish momentum is waning, so after intraday consolidation, the probability of a downward move increases. Key levels to note: Resistance above is at $60.0–$61.0, while support is at $57.5–$56.5 and the strong support at $56.0. Trading strategy: focus on shorting on rallies, only go long on dips and rebounds. Regardless of the approach, strictly control position sizing and stop loss. Short position setup: There is pressure in the $60.0–$60.5 range; start building shorts here, set stop loss above $61.0, first target at $58.0–$57.5, and if it breaks, continue to $56.5–$56.0. Long position setup: If it stabilizes at $57.0–$57.5, you can go long. Don’t place stop loss too far below $56.0; the target is in the $59.5–$60.0 range. $BTC $ETH $BNB

#美联储重启降息步伐 XAUUSD Gold Technical Review for the Early Session on December 8💙 $BTC $ETH $SOL [Market Background] The Fed’s “hawkish rate cut” expectations continue to weigh on the market. The market has basically priced in a 25 basis point rate cut at the Federal Reserve’s December 10 meeting (probability about 89%), but there are concerns the Fed may signal an even more hawkish stance—as a result, the US Dollar Index rebounded to 99.07 in the early Asian session, which directly pressured dollar-denominated gold. [Technical Highlights] Zooming out to the 1-hour chart, gold prices have been stuck near the 4200 level for a long time. After testing 4211.27 yesterday, prices quickly plunged. In today's early session, gold hovered around 4193 and has yet to effectively break through this resistance level. The momentum of the short-term rebound is fading, and the current candlesticks are consolidating in low volume between the 4190-4200 range—a typical pattern of weak recovery after a sharp drop. [Trading Ideas] If gold pulls back to the 4180-4190 support area, consider going long ⬆️ 🎯: Target around 4210-4220 [Risk Factors] Geopolitical events like the Russia-Ukraine situation and China-US trade negotiations are still ongoing, but the market’s focus is entirely on Fed policy expectations now—the safe-haven appeal of gold has been significantly diminished, and these external events provide less support for gold. Numbers speak for themselves. Watch the key levels closely and don’t overthink it. If you’re unsure, keep monitoring, and feel free to discuss any questions.