#以太坊行情解读 878000 Market Crossroads Before the Level: How Will BTC React After the BOJ Rate Hike?
Just now, the Bank of Japan announced a rate hike, and Bitcoin briefly surged to 87,600 before cooling off. This signal is quite interesting—historically, every time a central bank raises interest rates, BTC tends to drop over 20%, but this time it may have been priced in earlier, reducing the risk. Still, caution is necessary.
From a technical perspective, the current situation is a bit delicate. 86,000 is the first line of defense—holding it opens the door for a rebound; resistance is initially at 89,000, with the final pressure zone between 89,000 and 90,000. The MACD double lines are still below the zero axis, indicating that momentum has not yet recovered. A rebound does not mean a reversal, so keep this in mind.
If support below cannot hold, 84,000 is the second line of defense, and a further drop could see 80,500. Once 80,500 is broken, market sentiment could collapse directly.
How to operate practically?
·For beginners, try long positions with small size, set stop-loss below 86,300, and aim for the 88,000-88,500 range. ·Experienced traders can reduce positions on the rebound, and around 89,000-89,500, consider trimming some holdings to keep ammunition for the next opportunity. ·For those out of the market, don’t rush. Two entry signals: either a volume breakout above 89,500 to go long, or wait for 84,000 to stabilize and then gradually build positions.
The bottom range of 81,000-80,000, if reached, would be a good long-term accumulation zone.
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LootboxPhobia
· 2025-12-22 03:07
The Central Bank's move is quite impressive, having preemptively digested the risks... It feels like if we can hold 86000 this time, we will be basically stable.
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ContractTester
· 2025-12-19 11:45
87600, then turn around. The Bank of Japan's move is indeed a bit harsh. However, digesting the risk in advance is actually a good thing, better than a sudden plunge. The 86000 level must be defended, or else the sentiment will really collapse.
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FUD_Vaccinated
· 2025-12-19 05:10
As soon as the Bank of Japan announced, I knew it would be like this. 87,600 was immediately snapped up haha. This wave has already been mostly digested, better than expected.
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TradFiRefugee
· 2025-12-19 05:03
It's the Bank of Japan causing trouble again. The reaction of BTC this time is so calm, indicating that the retail investors have been so heavily squeezed that they've become numb, haha.
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SillyWhale
· 2025-12-19 05:02
Here we go again. Every time the central bank makes a move, we have to analyze for half a day. As I always say, if we can't hold 86,000, let's just run. No need to hesitate.
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PuzzledScholar
· 2025-12-19 05:01
It's the Bank of Japan causing trouble again. Can 88,000 finally break through... I'm a bit annoyed by this rebound and reversal pattern.
#以太坊行情解读 878000 Market Crossroads Before the Level: How Will BTC React After the BOJ Rate Hike?
Just now, the Bank of Japan announced a rate hike, and Bitcoin briefly surged to 87,600 before cooling off. This signal is quite interesting—historically, every time a central bank raises interest rates, BTC tends to drop over 20%, but this time it may have been priced in earlier, reducing the risk. Still, caution is necessary.
From a technical perspective, the current situation is a bit delicate. 86,000 is the first line of defense—holding it opens the door for a rebound; resistance is initially at 89,000, with the final pressure zone between 89,000 and 90,000. The MACD double lines are still below the zero axis, indicating that momentum has not yet recovered. A rebound does not mean a reversal, so keep this in mind.
If support below cannot hold, 84,000 is the second line of defense, and a further drop could see 80,500. Once 80,500 is broken, market sentiment could collapse directly.
How to operate practically?
·For beginners, try long positions with small size, set stop-loss below 86,300, and aim for the 88,000-88,500 range.
·Experienced traders can reduce positions on the rebound, and around 89,000-89,500, consider trimming some holdings to keep ammunition for the next opportunity.
·For those out of the market, don’t rush. Two entry signals: either a volume breakout above 89,500 to go long, or wait for 84,000 to stabilize and then gradually build positions.
The bottom range of 81,000-80,000, if reached, would be a good long-term accumulation zone.