2025-12-29 15:25:27

Recently, looking at Bitcoin's trend, the short-term movement is indeed quite interesting. From a technical perspective, the MACD golden cross has been confirmed, and the green histogram is continuously shrinking, indicating that the bearish momentum is weakening. The middle band of the Bollinger Bands is providing good support, and after a rebound, the price is oscillating between the middle and upper bands. The balance of bullish and bearish forces in this narrow range is being broken—this is a sign of a rebound.

From market sentiment, the rebound trend has indeed entered a critical phase. There is still upward momentum in the short term.

For trading suggestions: the range of 86,200-86,800 can be tested for long positions, with a stop-loss set at 85,500. If the rebound proceeds smoothly, targets can be set at 88,500, 90,000, 91,500 to 92,500. The specific operation should still be adjusted according to your own risk tolerance.

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GateUser-4745f9ce

· 19h ago

Hmm, the MACD golden cross pattern is back again. Every time, they say it's a rebound. Can it break 92,500 this time? --- Bollinger Band middle line support? I feel like it's just rubbing against there repeatedly... --- 86,200 is a good entry point, but I'm worried it's a false breakout again. After selling, it continues to fall. --- Defense at 85,500. I think it won't break this time, or else... --- There's short-term upward momentum, but what about long-term? Don't fool yourselves anymore. --- It looks very professional, but I just want to know when I can break even. --- Is 92,500 too high a target? Be more realistic. --- Wait, is this the bottom or the top? So many signals, I'm dizzy. --- Bulls, give it a try if you want, just a gamble anyway. --- It's the same old routine, good-looking technicals but not useful.

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PessimisticLayer

· 21h ago

It's both a golden cross and Bollinger Bands, sounds quite professional, but I'm just afraid that after a turn, it will crash again. Those who entered long at 86200 will suffer heavy losses later; don't blame the market for being ruthless. MACD has fooled me several times. Honestly, right now, no indicator is as reliable as watching the moves of the big players. Starting to talk about a rebound again. Last time I heard this, I lost almost two points on my position. Forget it, I’ll stay on the sidelines for now. 92500? Dream on. According to recent patterns, if it can't break through 88000, it will fall back.

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LiquidityLarry

· 2025-12-29 20:10

Alright, I also saw the MACD golden cross, but whether this rebound can truly break through depends on the volume. Relying solely on technical analysis is too superficial. --- Trying to long at 86,200 indeed carries low risk, but I still want to wait for a clearer breakout signal before acting. --- Rebound to 92,500? Man, that target is a bit optimistic. Is the pressure at 90,000 really that easy to break? --- The middle band support of the Bollinger Bands is good enough. If it falls below 85,500, I’ll admit defeat immediately. --- Honestly, I hate narrow-range oscillations the most. They look like opportunities but are often false breakouts. Let’s wait for the rebound to confirm before jumping in. --- Whether the bulls have enough strength depends on trading volume. Good indicators are useless if trading volume is sluggish. --- Defense point at 85,500? I think it should be 85,000, that way there’s a safety margin. --- Short-term momentum exists, but no one knows how long it can last. I think it’s best to stay on the sidelines.

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JustAnotherWallet

· 2025-12-29 15:55

Wow, the MACD golden cross green bars are shrinking again. This move really has potential. Bought the dip at 86,500.

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RugpullTherapist

· 2025-12-29 15:54

Damn, the MACD golden cross is here again. Is this really the real deal or just another scam to trap retail investors? I'm tired of hearing the Bollinger Bands support argument. The key is whether we can break 92,500. Entering long at 86,200 requires courage. I think we should wait a bit longer. If this rebound crashes again, I'll just liquidate everything and lie flat.

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BtcDailyResearcher

· 2025-12-29 15:52

Here comes the golden cross again. I'm already tired of hearing this rhetoric. --- The Bollinger Bands are indeed interesting, but I don't know how long they can hold up. --- 86,200-86,800 bullish? I'll wait and see. Recently, these rebounds have been too short-lived. --- 92,500? Dream on. Anyway, I wouldn't dare to follow this wave. --- Are the bears relaxing or gathering strength? Who really knows? --- Set the defense point at 85,500, meaning if it's broken, it's a big problem. --- Not to mention anything else, if this wave really reaches 92,500, I’ll just vomit. --- Key period? Every day is called a key period. I'm already numb to it. --- The mid-line support is pretty good? Last time it was said the same, and it just dove straight down.

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SorryRugPulled

· 2025-12-29 15:43

Alright, I see the MACD golden cross as well, but whether this rebound can hold above 86,800 is really hard to say. Wait, if you go long at 86,200, and it breaks below 85,500, you might get liquidated directly. If your risk tolerance isn't enough, it's better not to play so aggressively. I actually want to join this wave, but I got beaten badly last time, so now I have a bit of PTSD about rebound signals.

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SchroedingerGas

· 2025-12-29 15:30

Golden cross and golden cross again, could this wave be a false breakout... Last time I heard this explanation, it dropped straight down from 86500, and I was mentally shattered for a while.

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