Once again, it's the end of the year. Looking back at the report card I gave myself this year, there are regrets as well as gains.
$BTC's rhythm over the past few weeks has been quite interesting—first a one-and-a-half-months of unilateral decline, then another one-and-a-half-months of oscillation. Currently, no one in the market dares to confidently say whether the bull market is still ongoing. But from the macro perspective, the Federal Reserve is still in a rate-cutting cycle, and there hasn't been any substantial progress in geopolitical tensions. These factors actually give me some confidence in the upcoming market trend.
Speaking of yesterday's operations, the idea of a protected long position with a stop-loss seemed prudent, but it was later proven wrong by the subsequent surge—market prices shot up to 89,000, and I didn't hold onto my position. Thinking about it now, I still feel a bit frustrated.
From a technical standpoint, after this wave of rally and pullback on the one-hour K-line, the price didn't break through the middle band of the Bollinger Bands as support. After touching the middle band, it started to rebound. The key point now is whether this rebound can break through last night's high. If it can't, the market will continue to oscillate within this range, and I will consider short positions once it rebounds to higher levels. The current focus should be on the 89,000 price level.
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AirdropF5Bro
· 5h ago
89000 this threshold really can't hold up, I also slipped yesterday during that wave.
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DaoTherapy
· 5h ago
Hi, we indeed didn't hold onto the 89,000 this time, which is a bit unfortunate. But on the other hand, the easing cycle is still ongoing, so shouldn't we be well prepared?
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Ser_Liquidated
· 5h ago
Haha, I felt that slap in the face, handshake! The crucial level at 89,000 really needs to be watched closely, or else you'll suffer again.
#战略性加仓BTC Opening Remarks for 2026
Once again, it's the end of the year. Looking back at the report card I gave myself this year, there are regrets as well as gains.
$BTC's rhythm over the past few weeks has been quite interesting—first a one-and-a-half-months of unilateral decline, then another one-and-a-half-months of oscillation. Currently, no one in the market dares to confidently say whether the bull market is still ongoing. But from the macro perspective, the Federal Reserve is still in a rate-cutting cycle, and there hasn't been any substantial progress in geopolitical tensions. These factors actually give me some confidence in the upcoming market trend.
Speaking of yesterday's operations, the idea of a protected long position with a stop-loss seemed prudent, but it was later proven wrong by the subsequent surge—market prices shot up to 89,000, and I didn't hold onto my position. Thinking about it now, I still feel a bit frustrated.
From a technical standpoint, after this wave of rally and pullback on the one-hour K-line, the price didn't break through the middle band of the Bollinger Bands as support. After touching the middle band, it started to rebound. The key point now is whether this rebound can break through last night's high. If it can't, the market will continue to oscillate within this range, and I will consider short positions once it rebounds to higher levels. The current focus should be on the 89,000 price level.