#数字资产生态回暖 Bitcoin surged to 94500 last night and then turned around, now trading back in the 92300 range with sideways movement. Friends who previously set up long positions should have gained quite a bit, entering at the support level of 89000 below. This wave has at least earned several thousand points in profit, which is pretty good.



The current situation is a bit delicate. Whether looking at the 4-hour or daily chart, both indicate one direction—there's still a possibility of further downside, possibly testing below 90,000 again. The recent surge last night was clearly the final push, and afterward, momentum waned.

Tonight, the Federal Reserve has an interest rate cut decision. Once the news is announced, the market might react quite strongly. If there's an opportunity to rebound to higher levels, my plan is to exit first. Should I reverse and short? Let's see if the market gives this opportunity. Under this kind of $BTC market condition, it's better to watch more and act less, waiting for clear signals before going in.
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MetaverseHomelessvip
· 12-13 11:30
94500, I give up. I wish I hadn't been greedy for that few hundred dollar difference yesterday, really.
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GateUser-e19e9c10vip
· 12-11 15:09
That wave to 94,500 last night was indeed tempting, but it felt like just bluffing. Now that it has fallen back, I feel more clear-headed. Still, it depends on what the Federal Reserve says. Or should I just go short and hold overnight?
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blockBoyvip
· 12-10 12:05
Last night's move to 94500 was really a false breakout, I knew it would drop, and now it's still dithering around 92300... What will the Federal Reserve say tonight? It seems like it might try to go lower again. Watching more and acting less is the right approach, just worried about overreacting and causing a surge. The brothers who bought in around 89000 didn't lose out; it's very likely to test below 90,000 again. In this market, you need to wait for signals before opening short positions; don't force it... If it turned around after dropping to 94500, that was a fake-out. Why be afraid, everyone? Once the Federal Reserve decision is out, the market could explode directly. Be cautious with your holdings now. It feels like there's room for further decline, but don't be too pessimistic; wait for signals. The 90,000 level still feels like it needs to be broken to be meaningful. Watching more and acting less really is the truth. I'm waiting now; whether to reverse or not depends on the order book. We've been hovering around 92300 for a while; the support below is really weak.
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FlyingLeekvip
· 12-10 11:53
94500 that wave is indeed weak, I didn't chase it. At this point, it's really hard to judge. The Federal Reserve might mess around again tonight.
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CounterIndicatorvip
· 12-10 11:43
Last night's 94500 was truly overinflated, not surprising at all. I could tell early on that it lacked momentum. Once the Federal Reserve acts tonight, the game rules will change. Whether it's an opportunity or a trap, only heaven knows. I believe they will attempt below 90,000 again, depending on which brother gets shaken out. But my advice is genuine: watch more, act less. This game hasn't been played out yet.
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