2025-12-28 02:50:27

#美联储回购协议计划 Weekend Market Summary:

BTC has been oscillating within the 86,000-90,000 range, with a clear rhythm—short at high levels, buy at low levels, light positions for trial and error, avoid stubbornly holding or rushing to chase highs or bottom fish.

Key to breaking levels:
• Break above 92,500, go long accordingly, with room for imagination
• Break below 84,000, decisively go short, and set stop-loss properly

$BTC Current strategy: Short within the 88,500-90,000 range, with the first target at 86,500, and the ultimate target around 86,000

$ETH Follow the rhythm: Short at 2970-3000, with targets between 2900-2850

This wave is mainly influenced by the Federal Reserve's liquidity expectations, and short-term fluctuations are inevitable.

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OPsychology

· 10h ago

I'm happy to hear that small position trial and error is more enjoyable than those who go all-in. --- Breaking below 84000 and going short directly, I can follow this logic. --- Wait, what new tricks is the Federal Reserve up to? When will the liquidity issue finally settle down? --- Shorting at 88500 feels really comfortable, just worried about not being able to retest 86000. --- Is this target level for ETH reliable? It seems the downside potential isn't that big. --- Not holding on stubbornly is truly a golden rule; many people fall into this trap. --- Volatility is inevitable, but that's easy to say. --- Once it breaks below 92500, I will go long, but I need to be careful not to get caught. --- Short at high levels and buy at low levels, sounds simple but really hard to do.

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BetterLuckyThanSmart

· 10h ago

88500 has been cleared, now just waiting for the moment to break 84000, really a gamble on the Fed's mindset. The phrase "try small positions and learn from mistakes" is well said. Don't ask me why I'm still holding a heavy position haha. Only when 92500 is broken will I dare to chase long; otherwise, I'll just play the oscillation within this range. The Fed's move is really aggressive, turning the market into a gamble. I'm watching the 86000 level very closely; once it drops below, it's a signal to short.

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MissedAirdropAgain

· 10h ago

Is shorting at 88,500 really not afraid of being bottomed out? It feels like the Federal Reserve might have some surprises next week.

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RektCoaster

· 10h ago

I agree with the idea of light positions for trial and error; stubbornly holding on is not the way to go. --- If 92500 can't be broken, it still feels like we need to continue shaking out. The Federal Reserve's current wave is really quite annoying. --- There is indeed support around 86000, but I think the probability of a breakdown is higher. --- Shorting at 88500-90000? I've been caught on the wrong side with all my longs these past two days haha. --- The rhythm between ETH and BTC is a bit off; 2970 isn't that easy to reach. --- The Federal Reserve's liquidity expectations are indeed the main driver this wave; short-term volatility isn't a big deal. --- Don't rush to chase highs or bottom fish; this phrase always gets proven wrong. --- Stop-loss needs to be well maintained; it's easy to say but really hard to do. --- 84000 is truly a watershed; once broken, it feels like we might drop back to 80K. --- Playing with light positions is really comfortable; no need to be tortured by the market every day.

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RektRecorder

· 10h ago

88500 has been cleared, now it depends on whether it can drop to 86500, otherwise this wave will have to cut losses. The Fed's recent actions have indeed disrupted the rhythm, and short-term outlook is uncertain. Breaking 84000 is the real signal; currently, it's just oscillating within the range. Can it really take off above 92500? Feels like it's not that simple. Small positions for trial and error are indeed the hard truth; those who went all-in are now regretting. This round of market movement is just the Fed causing trouble; wait for policy guidance before taking action.

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