#比特币对比代币化黄金 **December 6 Market Scan: Searching for Direction Amid Volatility**
These past couple of days, the market can be summed up in one word—grinding. Major coins are seesawing near key price levels, liquidation data is soaring, but contract positions are actually dropping—a classic standoff between bulls and bears. However, if you look closely, some details are quite interesting.
Let’s start with BTC and ETH. BTC has been bouncing between $89,567 and $91,000, up 0.44% on the day, briefly breaking above 90K before pulling back. On-chain data shows long-term holders are still accumulating. After a 30% pullback from the October high of $126K, coins are quietly changing hands. ETH is relatively more stable, holding the $3,029–$3,100 range and up 0.34%. The technicals are showing signs of breaking out, but confirmation is still lacking.
Among other majors, BCH stood out with a 2.34% daily jump to $575.74 and clear capital inflows. DOGE flashed a TD Sequential buy signal at $0.1394—looks like the doge whales might be brewing something again. SOL, LINK, and ADA are basically treading water, with volatility compressed to a minimum.
**There’s plenty of news too**
The EU just busted a €700 million money laundering ring, with global regulators tightening the screws. Meanwhile, rumors of an XRP ETF are back—if this actually goes through, based on current supply, institutional buying could send the price sky-high.
The RWA sector is seeing new moves: OpenEden secured investments from Ripple and Anchorage Digital, continuing a quiet buildup all year. In Europe, WisdomTree launched the first fully staked ETH product, using Lido protocol under the hood—traditional finance is getting increasingly comfortable with crypto.
One more bit of gossip—big short Michael Burry is still shorting, but historically, liquidations on leverage often precede a rebound. Seasoned traders know the drill.
**Small caps with their own highlights**
TheoriqAI is partnering with Turtle on AI agents, Beldex is upgrading privacy features, and Nesa is pushing an AI + privacy combo. SHIB just formed a golden cross on the charts, and DOGE is also brewing a potential buy zone—signs of an alt season are starting to appear.
ChatGPT’s conservative prediction is that BTC might end the year in the mid-$80K range; the wild $250K scenario is on hold for now. In this market, chasing highs is risky, but from a long-term perspective, pullbacks are buying opportunities. Keep an eye on support and resistance levels—don’t let short-term volatility throw you off.
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ParallelChainMaxi
· 19h ago
The sluggish market is seeing long-term holders quietly accumulating; that's the key point.
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StakeHouseDirector
· 12-06 15:55
I've been racking my brains for two days and my head hurts. When will I finally have a decent direction?
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TaxEvader
· 12-06 14:50
After all the ups and downs, it's still at this price level. When long-term holders are accumulating, we're buying at the top—this logic just doesn't make sense.
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BlockchainNewbie
· 12-06 14:49
It's this kind of sluggish market again. Long-term holders are quietly accumulating, but we still have to chase the highs. It's really unbelievable.
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PrivacyMaximalist
· 12-06 14:43
Bitcoin is still consolidating in this round. Long-term holders are quietly accumulating. I just don't get why there are still people daring to chase the highs...
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WhaleStalker
· 12-06 14:38
After all this time, still can't break 90,000. Feels like institutions are slowly accumulating and waiting for the big move.
If the XRP ETF really passes, it'll take off immediately. Is this wave worth chasing?
Is DOGE about to make a move again? The DOGE whales are really sneaky.
Burry continuing to short is actually a good signal. Once the liquidation is done, it should rebound.
Why did BCH surge 2.34% in a single day? Is there some insider info I don't know about?
Is altcoin season really here? Feels like it's still lying dormant.
The big shorts have been liquidated; a rebound is imminent. This time, institutions are really about to take action.
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governance_ghost
· 12-06 14:35
Are long-term holders still accumulating? This is the real signal, while retail investors are still worrying about whether 90,000 has been broken or not.
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DoomCanister
· 12-06 14:25
Grinding again, same old routine, but it's interesting to see long-term holders accumulating. Feels like it's about to start building momentum again.
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OnchainArchaeologist
· 12-06 14:22
Hesitating again? This is just them doing tasks for us. Long-term holders are accumulating, everyone. Don’t be fooled by intraday fluctuations, seriously.
#比特币对比代币化黄金 **December 6 Market Scan: Searching for Direction Amid Volatility**
These past couple of days, the market can be summed up in one word—grinding. Major coins are seesawing near key price levels, liquidation data is soaring, but contract positions are actually dropping—a classic standoff between bulls and bears. However, if you look closely, some details are quite interesting.
Let’s start with BTC and ETH. BTC has been bouncing between $89,567 and $91,000, up 0.44% on the day, briefly breaking above 90K before pulling back. On-chain data shows long-term holders are still accumulating. After a 30% pullback from the October high of $126K, coins are quietly changing hands. ETH is relatively more stable, holding the $3,029–$3,100 range and up 0.34%. The technicals are showing signs of breaking out, but confirmation is still lacking.
Among other majors, BCH stood out with a 2.34% daily jump to $575.74 and clear capital inflows. DOGE flashed a TD Sequential buy signal at $0.1394—looks like the doge whales might be brewing something again. SOL, LINK, and ADA are basically treading water, with volatility compressed to a minimum.
**There’s plenty of news too**
The EU just busted a €700 million money laundering ring, with global regulators tightening the screws. Meanwhile, rumors of an XRP ETF are back—if this actually goes through, based on current supply, institutional buying could send the price sky-high.
The RWA sector is seeing new moves: OpenEden secured investments from Ripple and Anchorage Digital, continuing a quiet buildup all year. In Europe, WisdomTree launched the first fully staked ETH product, using Lido protocol under the hood—traditional finance is getting increasingly comfortable with crypto.
One more bit of gossip—big short Michael Burry is still shorting, but historically, liquidations on leverage often precede a rebound. Seasoned traders know the drill.
**Small caps with their own highlights**
TheoriqAI is partnering with Turtle on AI agents, Beldex is upgrading privacy features, and Nesa is pushing an AI + privacy combo. SHIB just formed a golden cross on the charts, and DOGE is also brewing a potential buy zone—signs of an alt season are starting to appear.
ChatGPT’s conservative prediction is that BTC might end the year in the mid-$80K range; the wild $250K scenario is on hold for now. In this market, chasing highs is risky, but from a long-term perspective, pullbacks are buying opportunities. Keep an eye on support and resistance levels—don’t let short-term volatility throw you off.
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