#数字资产市场动态 $BTC 's liquidity is gradually tightening, and during holiday periods, the low trading volume window is more easily manipulated by institutions for "wash trading," with potential risks slowly accumulating.

Yesterday, the Federal Reserve's meeting minutes essentially confirmed a reality: inflation returning to the 2% target is not happening anytime soon. Coupled with the uncertainty surrounding tariff policies, the Fed is unlikely to implement a significant rate cut in the short term.

The economic fundamentals still look okay, but employment data is starting to show some signs of weakness, leading to differing opinions among decision-makers about rate cuts—internal disagreements are quite significant.

In January, it is highly likely that there will be no change, with the real consideration period still in March. The stance leans towards easing, but everything depends on how subsequent data develops.

Looking at BTC's technical chart makes it clear: the 87,000 level is a strong support, and the range between 84,500 and 87,000 is filled with chips, with decent buying interest. The current situation is one of consolidation, gathering strength in a range-bound pattern; without external forces, it’s impossible to break out.

Liquidity during the holiday is too thin; don’t expect any big moves. Holding above 87,000 is just passable, but 90,000 is the real pressure point. Breakouts without volume support are all fake.

The macro signals are not clear, and Bitcoin is just bouncing back and forth within this critical range—grinding volume, news, and time.

Continuously optimistic about: $TAKE $CYS