2025-12-29 18:32:35

Evening Market Review: Analysis of BTC, ETH, BNB, SOL Fluctuation Patterns

Hello everyone, tonight I want to share with you the recent movements of these major cryptocurrencies. Honestly, the market rhythm today was quite intense—prices rose and fell rapidly, which tested our mental resilience.

Let's review the key levels provided yesterday: Bitcoin around 8950, Ethereum near 2990, both set up for short positions. Being caught in a trap at noon was common; such temporary pullbacks are generally not an issue for light positions. It wasn't until the evening that the market truly gained momentum, and the profit-taking phase began—this is the value of patience.

From a weekly perspective, BTC, ETH, BNB, and SOL are all trading within wide-ranging consolidation zones. As long as you grasp the critical support and resistance levels, trading in such conditions is essentially repeating the same process—act when at the right levels, no need for complicated judgments. The advantage of light positions is that during pullbacks, the pressure is minimal, and during rebounds, the gains are significant.

The essence of trading is quite simple: I identify opportunities and guide the direction, and you just follow the rhythm. As long as you control your positions properly in this wave, the chances of losing money are minimal—being caught is only temporary, time will prove everything.

Stay focused on these key levels of the major cryptocurrencies; the next opportunity is just around the corner.

BTC-2,44%

ETH-2,57%

BNB-2%

SOL-4,54%

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MetadataExplorer

· 7h ago

Light positions, light positions, this is the way to go. The dip at noon was terrifying. It's really uncomfortable when you're trapped, but it was worth it to eat meat in the evening. Around 8950, I knew it wouldn't deceive me. Just waiting for the next wave. Hearing you say that, I feel much more at ease. As long as I control my position well, I don't have to be afraid. When the right level is reached, just go for it. Simple and straightforward, I like this logic. I'm just afraid I can't wait, always rushing to enter the market. The conclusion is still that I'm too greedy. The key is to hold the right position, it's actually not difficult. Just repeat doing one thing. This mindset is really more difficult than technical skills. When I got trapped at noon, I just closed the app. This wave is indeed fast-paced. Reacting half a beat slow means losing out. I need to be more alert. I didn't get in at 2990 for ETH, and I kind of regret it. For those with lighter positions, this kind of market is really comfortable. I just can't quite get the timing right. Time will prove everything. Hearing that sounds reassuring. Keep holding on. The next opportunity is right in front of us? You better watch closely, don’t fall for another fake move. The oscillation range is indeed easy to repeatedly eat meat, just worried about misjudging myself.

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Hash_Bandit

· 7h ago

ngl the real play was always waiting for that evening pump, just like how difficulty adjusts after each epoch—patience literally pays the hashrate here. been watching these support levels since yesterday and yeah, light positions hit different when volatility spikes like this. btc and eth doing their thing in that wide range, classic network consensus moment fr.

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RektRecovery

· 8h ago

lol "亏钱情况基本不会发生"... i've literally seen this script before, classic pre-dump copium. the predictable vulnerability here? blind faith in "key positions" that conveniently shift every time price breaks them. remind me how many people got wrekt following similar playbooks during the last cycle

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MEVHunter_9000

· 8h ago

I was a bit overwhelmed when I got caught during noon, but hearing you say that, it doesn't seem that scary after all, haha.

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AirdropFatigue

· 8h ago

The midday position was basically free, but flipping it in the evening was truly satisfying. Wait, you really won't lose money with this light position strategy? It seems like it still depends on luck. Holding onto those key positions is indeed important, just worried about sudden reversals. This rhythm really confused me; I think I'll just keep observing. Getting caught in wave after wave, my mindset really collapsed. Light position is indeed comfortable, and the gains during the rebound weren’t small either.

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4am_degen

· 8h ago

This guy is right, I was really stuck during that midday move, but luckily a small position saved me. Wait, how are the 8950 shorts doing now? The feeling of catching gains in the evening was amazing, patience really pays off. Small positions are the answer, the pressure is so low I don't feel it. Here comes the same theory again, "as long as the position is right, you can't lose," why do I always operate in the opposite way? I feel this round of volatility isn't over yet, I'll keep watching and holding.

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MeltdownSurvivalist

· 8h ago

I really couldn't hold back during that midday dip, luckily I didn't hold a heavy position. It's another light position showing off a sense of superiority, but the logic really isn't wrong. I'm also at that 8950 level, just didn't control my mindset well and cut early. I've heard this set of excuses countless times, but ultimately it's about execution. The rebound in the evening did indeed yield some gains, I have to admit. Looking at the weekly chart, it seems like the volatility will continue, and a breakout isn't happening so quickly. Position control is the key, nothing else.

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