Looking at the weekly chart of BTC, it is highly likely that it will test the key support around 81,000 once more. After a secondary bottom test, a true reversal will occur. Currently, the possibility of a sharp reversal is relatively low. As December approaches, the monthly chart is about to close, and the January monthly chart indicates that it still needs one more critical confirmation signal.
But here, a particular variable to watch is the strong performance of the precious metals market. If gold and silver experience a surge, it could revive the dormant BTC. If the rally is fierce, be sure to set stop-losses.
The BEAT line still indicates a strong bullish outlook. From historical experience, when the market falls into another downturn, funds tend to concentrate and push prices higher. During such times, avoid over-leveraging. This sideways consolidation is unlikely to break out in a straight line immediately—because the distribution of chips is too concentrated, both upward and downward breaks are easy to trigger, and sudden explosive moves can happen in an instant.
Do you remember the wave on April 7? From the 1-minute K-line's upward movement, it’s clear that it was driven by the main funds' rhythm; retail investors find it hard to act so uniformly. Since it was driven up by the big players, it won't trap itself, and there is still room for new highs in the future.
The logic behind PIPPIN is similar. The market is far from simply drawing a conclusion. It always needs new hotspots to drive it. Although it won't surge wildly in the short term, it’s clear that we haven't entered a true emotional high phase yet.
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UnruggableChad
· 01-01 00:24
81000 is coming again, the double bottom this time is solid. Let's just wait and see.
The logic of gold and silver soaring to pull BTC is interesting; we need to watch the stop-loss well to avoid a crash.
I remember the wave on April 7; the main force's rhythm was absolute, and retail investors couldn't keep up, so the possibility of more room afterward is reasonable.
Continue to be bullish on BEAT, just don't be greedy with leverage. Sideways consolidation can easily explode in an instant, and the concentration of chips is truly dangerous.
The market hasn't reached a climax yet, and new hotspots are still to come. Don't expect a straight rally in the short term.
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ProofOfNothing
· 2025-12-29 06:10
81000 is coming again, just wait to get trapped.
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NervousFingers
· 2025-12-29 05:51
Will there be a second test at 81000 and a reversal? I think it's uncertain... If the market maker is this kind and kind-hearted, it would be suspicious.
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Gold and silver surge, pulling BTC up? It might just be the prelude to another wipeout of the latecomers. Stop-loss must be well placed.
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BEAT is still hyping... With such concentrated chips, a liquidation is bound to happen sooner or later. It can be broken through from both above and below.
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I remember the wave on April 7th, but this time it's really different.
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Sideways consolidation? Probably need to wait for more new hot spots to emerge.
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The main force won't trap itself... but it's hard to say for retail investors.
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Stop-loss, stop-loss, stop-loss! People keep saying this every time, but some still go all-in.
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Haven't even reached the high emotional stage yet? Then it's too early to catch the bottom now.
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PIPPIN logic is just so-so, don't be led by the rhythm.
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SellTheBounce
· 2025-12-29 05:51
Secondary bottom? Uh... there's always a lower point waiting
It's the "confirmation needle" again, I'm tired of hearing that term
Setting stop-losses properly is true, but 99% of people can't do it
That wave in April? Remember it, and then? It just fell back again
You think the big players won't trap you when they manipulate the market? Bro, you're overestimating the main forces' kindness
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CoconutWaterBoy
· 2025-12-29 05:46
81000 needs to be tested again, doing this so many times really isn't meaningful for retail investors.
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StakeWhisperer
· 2025-12-29 05:39
I've heard the idea of a double bottom too many times. Every time, they say it will drop, every time they say it will reverse. But the result? It still depends on how gold and silver move; otherwise, BTC will just be lying there.
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BTCWaveRider
· 2025-12-29 05:29
81000 is coming again, the second bottoming wave is a bit annoying, feels like we need to be cut once to turn around
Once gold and silver explode, BTC will come alive. I buy into this logic, just worried that if it pulls too aggressively, retail investors won't react in time
BEAT still depends, the sideways consolidation is too tense, a big move up or down can happen in an instant
Since the big players pushed it up, they will definitely continue to create new highs. How could they trap themselves? This logic can't be broken
The market won't end so quickly, hot spots need to come continuously, just be patient and wait
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WhaleShadow
· 2025-12-29 05:27
I've heard the term "double bottom" quite a bit lately, and it seems like it's always discussed in the same way, then...
The surge in precious metals is indeed an interesting variable, but I'm just worried it might turn out to be an illusion again.
Looking at the weekly chart of BTC, it is highly likely that it will test the key support around 81,000 once more. After a secondary bottom test, a true reversal will occur. Currently, the possibility of a sharp reversal is relatively low. As December approaches, the monthly chart is about to close, and the January monthly chart indicates that it still needs one more critical confirmation signal.
But here, a particular variable to watch is the strong performance of the precious metals market. If gold and silver experience a surge, it could revive the dormant BTC. If the rally is fierce, be sure to set stop-losses.
The BEAT line still indicates a strong bullish outlook. From historical experience, when the market falls into another downturn, funds tend to concentrate and push prices higher. During such times, avoid over-leveraging. This sideways consolidation is unlikely to break out in a straight line immediately—because the distribution of chips is too concentrated, both upward and downward breaks are easy to trigger, and sudden explosive moves can happen in an instant.
Do you remember the wave on April 7? From the 1-minute K-line's upward movement, it’s clear that it was driven by the main funds' rhythm; retail investors find it hard to act so uniformly. Since it was driven up by the big players, it won't trap itself, and there is still room for new highs in the future.
The logic behind PIPPIN is similar. The market is far from simply drawing a conclusion. It always needs new hotspots to drive it. Although it won't surge wildly in the short term, it’s clear that we haven't entered a true emotional high phase yet.