**December 11 Cryptocurrency Market Review**

The surge at 4 a.m. came unexpectedly. The suggested rebound long around 92,600 nearly hit the target of 94,500—just a few dollars off. As it approached the resistance level, it naturally turned short, but this morning it has already retraced four thousand points, and the market has returned to a tug-of-war zone between bulls and bears.

Good news often signals the time to distribute. Next week, the Japanese Central Bank's rate hike news is hanging over the market; in the short term, a sideways consolidation or a trap to induce longs followed by a sharp drop is highly probable. This trend may continue until around the 19th. **The trading strategy is clear: short on rallies.**

**Current BTC Situation:**
Intraday resistance is at 91,000-91,800. If it cannot break through these two levels, the bullish structure is considered broken. Support levels are at 87,700 and 86,500. Unless there is a strong breakout above 91,800 and a solid hold, don’t expect to reach 94,000.

**ETH Pattern Has Changed:**
Four-hour support has been broken, but the daily bullish structure is still holding. The key support is at 3,100; holding this line is necessary for a rebound. Resistance is at 3,250-3,300; if it cannot break through, expect continued consolidation.

**SOL Dropped Too Hard:**
It broke through 130 directly. Now watch whether it can hold in the 125-123 range. If a deep V-shaped bottom appears at this level, a rebound can be gambled on. The overhead resistance is at 133-135; if it cannot break through, the weakness continues.

**BNB Also Can't Hold:**
Daily support was lost, with the next support at 820-810. If it dips into this zone, consider taking a position. Resistance on the rebound is at 880-890; the same logic applies—if it cannot break, the weakness persists.

*The above is only a personal review note. Please manage your own trades and control your position sizes.*