BTC plummeted from 94,000 to 89,237 yesterday afternoon, with a maximum daily decline of 4.8% and a 24-hour drop of 2.52%. This morning, it gradually rebounded and is currently oscillating between 91,800 and 92,200, successfully holding the key psychological support level of 90,000.
From this round of market movement, the divergence among participants is quite evident. During the sharp correction, large investors took the opportunity to accumulate, while retail investors were forced to cut losses, putting significant pressure on market sentiment—the fear index remains high. But from another perspective, the fact that the 90,000 level held is not accidental, indicating strong support at this price point.
Investors who can remain calm and hold their positions after experiencing a 4.8% fluctuation often have the opportunity to catch subsequent larger trends. After all, every correction in Bitcoin is a risk screening process—those who can withstand the volatility are more likely to benefit from the next upward wave. Whether the recent market will continue to oscillate or rebound depends crucially on trading volume and institutional movements.
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DegenWhisperer
· 1h ago
It's the same old story again, big players cutting retail investors, retail investors being forced to stop losses, and then saying "Only those who can hold on are the winners"? It sounds reasonable, but I keep feeling like it's just an excuse for my own losses.
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MercilessHalal
· 12-14 02:50
Holding onto 90,000 is just a way to weed out the newcomers. Honestly, I don't believe retail investors can withstand this wave.
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OnchainUndercover
· 12-14 02:49
Here comes the harvest again, why are retail investors so miserable?
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CantAffordPancake
· 12-14 02:47
It's the same old spiel again—when retail investors get wiped out, the big players start talking about risk filtering.
I'm just asking, what if 90,000 really can't hold?
Up and down all day long, it's always this pattern, so annoying.
Honestly, it all comes down to trading volume; don't focus on these fake numbers.
This wave of market movement feels like big players are involved quite heavily.
A 4.8% drop, and yet some people still dare to go all in.
Staying calm and holding? I wish I could, but it's just that the money isn't enough haha.
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MemeEchoer
· 12-14 02:36
Here we go again, retail investors are being cut again and again, this script is so familiar.
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OnchainGossiper
· 12-14 02:29
This wave of sharp declines is really brutal, retail investors got wiped out again.
Hey wait, did really hold the ? Then the big players are definitely actively buying the dip.
I don't have the mindset to hold, so I just ran. Watching the rebound now is quite uncomfortable.
Only true retail investors can withstand this kind of volatility; I’m just a fake retail investor.
The key still depends on how the trading volume moves later; otherwise, it's hard to tell if it's a fake-out or a genuine rebound.
Honestly, a 4.8% drop like this is a catastrophe for someone with small capital like me; there's no way to stay calm.
I don’t know if it's institutions accumulating or just repeating old tricks.
People still daring to add positions at this point are really brave.
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DegenDreamer
· 12-14 02:24
Another day of big players harvesting retail investors, retail traders are crying their eyes out in the bathroom.
BTC plummeted from 94,000 to 89,237 yesterday afternoon, with a maximum daily decline of 4.8% and a 24-hour drop of 2.52%. This morning, it gradually rebounded and is currently oscillating between 91,800 and 92,200, successfully holding the key psychological support level of 90,000.
From this round of market movement, the divergence among participants is quite evident. During the sharp correction, large investors took the opportunity to accumulate, while retail investors were forced to cut losses, putting significant pressure on market sentiment—the fear index remains high. But from another perspective, the fact that the 90,000 level held is not accidental, indicating strong support at this price point.
Investors who can remain calm and hold their positions after experiencing a 4.8% fluctuation often have the opportunity to catch subsequent larger trends. After all, every correction in Bitcoin is a risk screening process—those who can withstand the volatility are more likely to benefit from the next upward wave. Whether the recent market will continue to oscillate or rebound depends crucially on trading volume and institutional movements.