2025-12-30 06:26:44

The Asian trading volume has returned to normal, and the market remains relatively calm. BTC was tested multiple times around 87,000 yesterday, and although there are liquidation data, the intensity was not as expected. The bearish traders' enthusiasm for chasing declines remains high. From the short-term position distribution, the liquidity accumulated by short sellers is mainly concentrated between 88,100 and 89,300, indicating significant pressure. Notably, a major institution has bought over 2,000 BTC in the past two trading days, with a clear increase in trading scale, but this did not trigger a coordinated sell-off, suggesting that large-scale entries are relatively cautious. In the short term, this price range remains the focal point of the battle between bulls and bears.

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WalletAnxietyPatient

· 7h ago

Institutions are quietly accumulating, while the bears are still sleepwalking.

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SnapshotBot

· 7h ago

Large institutions have accumulated 2000 BTC without dumping, indicating a very stable mindset --- The bears are again holding back in the 88100-89300 range. Can they break through this time? --- Is the liquidation strength weaker than expected? Are the bulls secretly rebounding? --- The 88K to 89K range has really become a focal point. It seems we need to test it multiple times. --- I'm relieved that major institutions are buying so much and still holding. --- The Asian session is so calm. Will there be a market move later? --- With such concentrated liquidity accumulation, it will break sooner or later. --- Institutions entering steadily is the best, stop with those false moves. --- Multiple tests around 87K make it seem like the bulls are quite resilient. --- Let's wait and see who will be the last to laugh in this price range.

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LowCapGemHunter

· 7h ago

Big institutions dropping 2000 coins but nothing moved? This atmosphere feels a bit off. --- The bears are holding firm between 88100-89300. I just want to see who will give in first. --- The Asian market is so calm, it feels like the night before a storm. --- Institutions are quietly buying with a steady attitude. I'm actually getting more nervous. --- The margin call data is below expectations, indicating everyone is testing each other's bottom line. --- This tug-of-war in this price range is really boring. When will there be a decisive moment? --- The fact that leading institutions didn't dump the market instead gives me a sense of security? Strange. --- The probing around 87000 doesn't mean much. Waiting to see who breaks 88-89 first.

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GamefiGreenie

· 7h ago

Institutions are quietly accumulating, while we are still struggling with the short-term pressure. How ironic. The big institutions' move this time is quite something; instead of crashing the market, they stabilized the sentiment. 87000 has been tested multiple times without breaking, indicating that the bottom consensus is getting stronger. I just want to know who bought these 2000 BTC; it’s definitely some big players setting up before cutting the leeks. The resistance level between 88100 and 89300 really needs to be broken; otherwise, it will just consolidate again. This calmness is a false illusion; just wait to be harvested, haha. Liquidity concentrated in that range is actually better, making it easier for a surge to break out.

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JustAnotherWallet

· 7h ago

Are big institutions bottom-fishing? Something doesn't seem right.

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OnchainDetective

· 7h ago

Interesting, this institution has been buying 2,000 BTC continuously without dumping? Based on on-chain data tracking, the logic behind this is worth pondering...

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GateUser-74b10196

· 7h ago

The bears are so arrogant, why can't they bring it down? Institutions have bought so many coins, their bottom mentality is steady. Can't hold 87000? A bit disappointing. That wall between 88100-89300 needs to be broken, come on bulls. This wave depends on whether institutions will eat their words and buy back in.

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