2025-12-26 20:26:59

Pre-NYO selling has worked out pretty well this month—worth noting that Coinbase premium has stayed negative for around 2 weeks now, which is a decent confirmation signal.

Today saw that $88k liquidity cluster get swept, but honestly the downside feels more constrained at these levels. Key thing to watch: if BTC stays anchored above $86.5k, we're likely testing $90k in the near term. The technical setup doesn't scream capitulation, so smaller pullbacks probably get bought into rather than cascade down. Worth keeping tabs on volume profile as price hunts higher.

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TopBuyerForever

· 13h ago

88k was swept, why didn't I catch the bottom... The contract was cleared again, damn it.

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GateUser-e51e87c7

· 13h ago

86.5k holding steady, 90k is definitely achievable. There’s not much panic selling in this wave... Coinbase’s negative premium over the past two weeks is indeed reliable.

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DarkPoolWatcher

· 13h ago

The 86.5k support level is really solid; it hasn't been broken even after a pullback. It feels like there's not much room below.

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HodlTheDoor

· 13h ago

Has Coinbase premium been negative for two weeks? That's a pretty strong signal, it seems big players are quietly withdrawing... The 88k was swept, but the support below is still holding up well. The key is whether it can hold above 86.5; if it breaks, 90k won't hold. By the way, this rebound doesn't have much panic sentiment; small corrections are still being absorbed.

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GreenCandleCollector

· 13h ago

88k wave was directly swept, but I think there's not much room downward at this level... As long as we hold above 86.5k, we can look at 90k. There's no panic in the technicals; a small correction will probably be eaten up again.

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BridgeJumper