$BTC surged to around 89,000 yesterday and then quickly pulled back. Currently, it is oscillating between 87,000 and 88,000, with a decline of about 3.2%. Gold and other precious metals have surged across the board in the past two days, attracting a large amount of capital outflows. Coupled with the upcoming Federal Reserve minutes release, risk aversion is strong in the market, and bears are clearly dominant.
From a technical perspective, bullish momentum has significantly weakened. Resistance at the highs is heavy, and failure to break through could easily trigger a one-sided decline in a low-liquidity environment. With continuous inflows into precious metals and the year-end capital repatriation pressure, it is uncertain whether Bitcoin can move higher.
The Federal Reserve minutes will be released tonight, and the market generally expects a hawkish stance. If this expectation is reinforced, bearish sentiment will quickly intensify.
**Trading Suggestions**: - Short at 88,800-89,500 range, with a downside potential of 1,000-3,000 points - **Key Time Point**: One hour before the Federal Reserve minutes release (before 3 a.m. the next day). Be sure to reduce or close positions; do not hold through the news to avoid losses from sudden volatility.
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MoonMathMagic
· 11h ago
It's starting to fluctuate again, really annoying. Precious metals are bleeding heavily, and Bitcoin still has to take more hits.
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RugDocDetective
· 11h ago
Still fluctuating again, precious metals are really fierce, bloodsucking machines.
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GetRichLeek
· 11h ago
It's the same old story again. I knew it would turn out like this if I didn't hold the 89,000... Precious metals do attract a lot of money, but clearing out before 3 a.m.? I listened to this advice last time, and it immediately rebounded. Now looking at the K-line, it's all tears.
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BridgeJumper
· 11h ago
Precious metals vampires are truly ruthless this time. Bitcoin hasn't even reacted yet and has already been drained... Not reducing positions before the Federal Reserve minutes is really asking for trouble.
#数字资产市场动态 12.29 Market Analysis
$BTC surged to around 89,000 yesterday and then quickly pulled back. Currently, it is oscillating between 87,000 and 88,000, with a decline of about 3.2%. Gold and other precious metals have surged across the board in the past two days, attracting a large amount of capital outflows. Coupled with the upcoming Federal Reserve minutes release, risk aversion is strong in the market, and bears are clearly dominant.
From a technical perspective, bullish momentum has significantly weakened. Resistance at the highs is heavy, and failure to break through could easily trigger a one-sided decline in a low-liquidity environment. With continuous inflows into precious metals and the year-end capital repatriation pressure, it is uncertain whether Bitcoin can move higher.
The Federal Reserve minutes will be released tonight, and the market generally expects a hawkish stance. If this expectation is reinforced, bearish sentiment will quickly intensify.
**Trading Suggestions**:
- Short at 88,800-89,500 range, with a downside potential of 1,000-3,000 points
- **Key Time Point**: One hour before the Federal Reserve minutes release (before 3 a.m. the next day). Be sure to reduce or close positions; do not hold through the news to avoid losses from sudden volatility.