2025-12-29 02:31:03

#美联储回购协议计划 The Federal Reserve's repurchase agreement movements have sparked a lot of imagination in the market. From a technical perspective, $BTC has already touched a key support level, and in the short term, it needs to confirm the 1800-point defense line before continuing to break upward. Once it stabilizes above this level, the 90,000 USD target is no longer a dream.

$ETH is also following the overall trend, and now the key is whether Bitcoin can hold steady. The improvement in macro liquidity indeed gives risk assets a chance to breathe. Next, it depends on whether the market can continue this rebound under policy expectations.

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TokenDustCollector

· 12h ago

1800 point defense line? Laughing out loud, every time they talk about a defense line, it always turns out to be a buying point. I really don't know if this rebound can continue; it all depends on whether the Federal Reserve is in a good mood. Can 90,000 really be reached? I don't even dare to think about it now. What exactly is improved liquidity? It feels like a paper prosperity. BTC needs to stabilize for ETH to have a chance, but who dares to go all-in right now?

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CryptoHistoryClass

· 12h ago

lol "9万不是梦" - dude this is literally the 2021 playbook running again. check the charts from may '21, exact same copium pattern before the dump. history doesn't repeat but it sure does rhyme hard 💀

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MemecoinTrader

· 12h ago

ngl the real alpha is watching sentiment before the charts even move... fed repos always cascade into narrative plays 👀

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ZKProofEnthusiast

· 12h ago

The 1800 level must be held firmly, or else reaching 90,000 will be truly out of reach. --- The Fed's recent actions have indeed created opportunities; now it depends on whether BTC can hold up. --- Liquidity improvement is good, but don't forget the possibility of policy changes at any time. --- ETH is following the trend so closely, it feels a bit passive. Maybe go all in on BTC directly. --- Can the key support hold? It feels like this rebound is a bit weak. --- $90,000 sounds good, but we need to get past the 1800 level first. --- A positive macro outlook is good, but I'm worried about a sudden news event causing a total wipeout. --- Whether Bitcoin is stable or not doesn't really matter; what's important is whether the Federal Reserve will continue to flood the market with liquidity.

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DegenGambler

· 12h ago

Can 1800 points really hold? It feels like this rebound is a bit fake. --- As soon as the Federal Reserve loosens, they start dreaming. Is $90,000 real... Anyway, I don't believe it. --- Still looking at policy faces, same old story. Can it be different this time? --- Waiting for Bitcoin to stabilize first, everything else is fake right now. --- Liquidity improvement? Ha, here we go again. In the end, it's just the bagholders losing everything. --- Just listen to $90,000, first hold the 1800 line and then boast. --- ETH is still following the trend. When will it have its own ideas? --- No matter how good the macro environment is, it can't withstand a dump, buddy. --- Is this really different? I don't believe you. --- Defense line, defense line, always talking about the defense line, but in the end, it still breaks.

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ser_ngmi

· 12h ago

Is 1800 really such a critical threshold? It feels like we've been talking about this support level since the beginning of the year, haha. --- The Federal Reserve's approach is basically a liquidity game—who can run faster. --- Wait, is it really that easy for BTC to reach 90,000? Policy expectations can change just like that. --- Following the trend with ETH is fine, but what about your own rhythm, brother? --- Improved liquidity is indeed a positive, but how far this rebound can go still depends on the upcoming real data and hard numbers.

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DaoDeveloper

· 12h ago

ngl the macro liquidity tailwind is real, but let's examine the game-theoretic implications here – does 1800 hold as a true support or are we just seeing cascading liquidations? been auditing some smart contracts around this stuff, the composability breaks down pretty fast when fed policy shifts. curious what the merkle tree looks like on this bounce tho

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