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#战略性加仓BTC Recently, $BTC 's performance has clarified one issue: liquidity is continuously shrinking, and during the holiday period, it’s especially easy to be "manipulated," so risk should be guarded against.
The Federal Reserve's minutes from last night confirmed several key points. Returning inflation to the 2% target will take more time, and uncertainties around tariffs still exist, so the pace of rate cuts won't be as fast as the market expects. Employment data is beginning to weaken, which has sparked disagreements within the Fed—some want to cut quickly, others prefer to proceed cautiously.
It’s unlikely there will be any movement in January; the real focus should be on the data and decisions in March. The overall stance is relatively dovish, but everything still depends on upcoming figures.
Back to the chart, $BTC 's logic is much clearer. Around 87,000 is a strong support level, with a large accumulation of positions between 84,500 and 87,000, indicating substantial buying interest. Currently, it’s just building momentum; without external catalysts, it’s difficult to break through the current pattern.
It’s worth noting—liquidity during the holiday is already low, so don’t expect a major market move. 87,000 is a defensive line, and 90,000 is a resistance level. Breakouts without volume are questionable.
The macro environment has yet to give a clear direction, and the price is repeatedly testing this critical zone. We’re waiting for volume, data, and the right timing window. Be patient.