2025-12-27 20:22:37

Recently, Bitcoin's night trading session has been somewhat weak. The price has been fluctuating around $87,500, with decreasing volatility, and the overall trend is a low-level consolidation. To be honest, the bulls have attempted to break above the $88,000 barrier several times but have failed to hold steady, each time being pushed back down. This indicates that the bullish momentum is running out.

From a technical perspective, the Bollinger Bands are now beginning to turn downward, and the moving average system is fully in a bearish alignment, especially the 5-day moving average, which was originally hovering around $92,000 but has now slid to about $90,000 and is still gradually loosening. What does this mean? Short-term resistance is gradually strengthening.

Currently, the market has no reason to break upward. Faced with these pressures, the market's oscillation center is moving downward, and the bearish forces are accumulating behind the scenes. If the market cannot regain the critical $88,000 level soon, the trend is likely to continue downward, testing lower support zones. In the short term, a bearish outlook is more certain.

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Tokenomics911

· 22h ago

Is $88,000 really that difficult to break? It seems like the bulls have lost their temper already. --- The Bollinger Bands are moving downward, and all moving averages are in a bearish alignment. This rhythm is indeed a bit oppressive. --- If we can't get back above $88,000, we will test the bottom again. At that point, we'll hear a bunch of experts say, "I saw this coming." --- After consolidating at a low level for so long, it's probably time to move, but I'm just worried the move might be downward. --- The bulls have been knocked down several times; it seems their strength is really running out. In the short term, it's still uncertain. --- The 5-day moving average has slipped from $92,000 to $90,000. The feeling of loosening is still a bit uncomfortable. --- Can't find a reason to go up? Then the bearish forces are accumulating in the shadows, which is quite terrifying. --- Could this consolidation wave be accumulating selling pressure, preparing for a sharp decline? --- Fluctuating around $87,500, with decreasing volatility, it feels like a direction is about to be chosen. --- The short-term bias is definitely bearish, but I just don't know where the bottom will be.

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RetailTherapist

· 12-27 23:23

$88,000 might have to wait a bit longer, the bulls are a little weak right now --- Bollinger Bands are moving downward, the bears are preparing a big move --- In the short term, don't think about a rebound yet, the pressure is immense --- Trying to test support again? I bet a shot it will try 87,000 --- The 5-day moving average is loosening like this, it feels like a bear market for a while --- The bulls are exhausted, now let's watch the bears perform --- With such poor technicals, still want to break through? Dream on --- The oscillation center continues to move down, it's a sell-off rhythm again --- If $88,000 can't hold, it will push lower, no suspense --- This round of consolidation is just to go even lower, everyone be careful

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SelfCustodyIssues

· 12-27 20:50

88,000 has been smashed down again, and this time it's really a bit risky... The bears are accumulating, it looks like they're trying to find a new bottom. The Bollinger Bands are moving downward, and all the moving averages are distorted; it's really tough in the short term. The bulls are out of energy; if they can't hold 88,000 next, it will be troublesome. This consolidation can't really hold up; it feels like a dip is only a matter of time.

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BrokenYield

· 12-27 20:49

ngl the 88k rejection pattern screams systemic weakness... when smart money stops defending a level that hard, black swan territory usually follows. seen this correlation matrix play out three times already.

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RugPullProphet

· 12-27 20:49

If $88,000 can't be broken, then just keep pushing down, anyway the bulls are also out of strength. --- The Belt and Road is heading down, this rhythm is really a bit uncomfortable. --- Trying to hit a new low again? Hold tight, everyone. --- The bears are accumulating strength. In the short term, there's really no reason to be stubbornly bullish. --- Repeatedly pushed back, the bulls are truly weak now. --- The 5-day moving average is loosening, it feels like it will get even more uncomfortable later. --- Repeatedly testing 87,500, consolidation is just building momentum to go down. --- If you can't get back above 88,000, then don't expect a rebound. Just move on to the next support.

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RugPullAlarm

· 12-27 20:40

The 88,000 level has been repeatedly broken, and it seems to be losing momentum. We need to closely monitor the capital flow of those large addresses and not wait until a crash to regret it.

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FudVaccinator

· 12-27 20:39

If 88,000 can't hold, then the next line of defense will have to be relied upon. The bears are well-prepared for this wave.

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BanklessAtHeart

· 12-27 20:37

88,000 has been smashed down again. This time, I really feel like I can't hold on anymore. The bulls are really weak this time; even the Bollinger Bands are starting to turn downward. I've been saying to be cautious during the low-volatility consolidation, and now I regret buying too early. The moving averages look so ugly, and you still want to break through? Dream on. The bears are holding back a big move, and us retail investors are just waiting to get hit. If we can't hold the 87,500 level, then we have to look downwards. Everyone, set your stop-losses properly.

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QuorumVoter

· 12-27 20:32

88,000 is a critical level. The bulls really have no momentum left. The bears are accumulating, and it feels like a drop is coming. The Bollinger Bands are pointing downward, this time it's a bit risky. If we can't get back above 88k, it's over; just keep breaking lower. Short-term bearish outlook is correct; just waiting for support levels.

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