2025-12-27 10:10:11

#数字资产市场动态 Bitcoin shows a strong defensive line at the $86,000 level. Once this price is broken, the bears' celebration will truly begin—yesterday's data is right there, with daily liquidation amounts soaring over $1 billion, causing many leveraged positions to instantly blow up. Conversely, if the price can break through $89,000, those shorting will have to collectively cry foul.

On the Ethereum side, the situation is a bit interesting. Bitmine recently staked 74,000 $ETH, but at the same time, a major whale was reducing its holdings, selling 5,000 coins. It seems some are optimistic about the future, while others are considering taking profits.

The external environment is also worth noting. US stocks dipped slightly today, but more importantly, the Fed—market expectations for a rate cut in March are heating up, which is usually a bullish signal for crypto assets.

But the current market trend is one word:震 (volatility). Buying low and selling high is the art of survival. Don't chase the highs, really.

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ConfusedWhale

· 12-27 10:39

$1 billion settlement? Oh my goodness, someone got liquidated again. This move is really impressive. If we can't hold 86,000, we'll just watch the show. If 89,000 breaks, the bears will really cry. Bitmine is eating up chips, whales are fleeing, who understands this market? Anyway, I'm just going to lie flat. Volatile markets are the most annoying; a careless move can easily lead to being cut. I've learned this lesson well. The expectation of interest rate cuts is so hot, but why does it feel like the US stocks are still falling... Oh, but don't be a reverse indicator. Basically, it's just waiting—waiting to see if 86,000 breaks or not. If it breaks, that's the signal. Now, those chasing the high are brave, either brave or foolish. I dare not judge.

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AirDropMissed

· 12-27 10:39

86,000 breaking or not really determines life or death, I was爆 again yesterday... Whales are reducing positions? Then I better stay alert. The Fed rate cut expectations are rising. Can this wave last until March? It's a bit uncertain. Volatile markets are the most annoying. Not holding any coins makes me uneasy, buying again fears getting trapped... Is Bitmine's 74,000 ETH staking a sign of confidence or a last struggle before cutting losses? I don't quite understand.

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Lonely_Validator

· 12-27 10:38

86,000 is really the life-and-death line; a little more decline and it’s a slaughterhouse. One billion dollars in liquidation... how many leveraged traders will get wiped out, just thinking about it hurts. Whales are staking 74,000 ETH at the same time someone is running... what kind of move is this? Hedging themselves? US stocks are falling, and the Fed's rate cut expectations are heating up... it’s hard to say how long this logic can hold. This round of market movement is indeed turbulent, and I still adhere to the principle of not chasing highs—staying alive is the most important.

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SerumSqueezer

· 12-27 10:35

$86,000 is just a paper tiger; the real show is at $89,000. That $1 billion liquidation yesterday, just thinking about it makes me feel sorry for those margin-called buddies. Bitmine is疯狂吃进, but whales are selling, this is outrageous. Expectations of interest rate cuts in March are heating up? Alright, continue to wait for the chives to be cut. This market now is a gambler's game, I choose to lie flat. Ethereum's recent move was too awkward; I am optimistic but reducing my position. Don't chase highs, that's correct, but you also need to see clearly before buying at lows. The Fed's words can be more deceptive than candlestick charts. It feels like the volatility will continue, dead set on holding cash as king. This round of market, it's all about who has the stronger psychological resilience.

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ShibaSunglasses

· 12-27 10:28

This market really tests whose heart is bigger. If 86,000 can't hold, it will crash directly; breaking through 89,000, the bears are finished. The middle section is really hellish difficulty.

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