2025-12-27 10:22:53

From the daily technical perspective, KDJ and MACD are still oscillating near the midline, with no clear direction. The Bollinger Bands continue to trend downward, with the lower band gradually opening, indicating that the range of volatility is expanding. Switching to the 12-hour cycle, KDJ and MACD are also fluctuating repeatedly without any definitive signals. Looking at the moving averages, the three MA lines still maintain a bearish alignment, and the trading volume is relatively weak, which is a bearish signal.

Overall, the market rhythm remains mainly sideways with occasional downward probes. Therefore, the trading strategy is not complicated—consider short positions after a rebound and avoid chasing highs.

Specifically, for Bitcoin, the range of 88,000 to 88,500 is a good entry zone for short positions. If the price can stabilize above this level, look towards 86,000 as the target below for stop-loss placement. For Ethereum, shorting around 2,950 to 2,980 is more prudent, with the downside target at 2,870.

This is just a technical outlook based on current conditions; market fluctuations are rapid and unpredictable, so this is for reference only. When trading, you should also consider your own risk tolerance.

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MetaEggplant

· 1h ago

It's the same old trick again, opening the Bollinger Bands means taking action, rebounding means cutting short positions, simple and straightforward, I like it. Can it really hold at 88000? Feels like it's about to break at any moment. With such weak volume, still daring to short? Brave warrior. Waiting for a rebound? The market doesn't even give a chance to rebound, it just drops directly. Shorting Ethereum at 2950, what's the point of being so cautious? This cycle has already gone haywire. When the Bollinger Bands open up, it means there's going to be some excitement. Retail investors, are you ready to stop-loss?

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PumpingCroissant

· 10h ago

Shaking again near the midpoint, this rhythm is really exhausting. Let's wait for the rebound, don't follow the trend and chase the high, you'll lose everything. I'm a bit skeptical about whether 88000 can hold steady. With such weak volume and such a neat bearish arrangement, it feels as simple as eating when it drops. Enter a short position at 2950, a solid and safe plan, just wait for the market to give an opportunity.

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SchrodingerProfit

· 10h ago

It's the same old trick again, buy the dip and then sell off. Feeling numb about it all.

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NeverPresent

· 10h ago

It's another frustrating fluctuation, waiting for a rebound to short. I'm familiar with this tactic.

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Lonely_Validator

· 10h ago

It's another volatile market again; this time, there's really no clear direction. I need to keep a close eye on the 88,000 level; I have a feeling it might break through.

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CryptoPunster

· 11h ago

It's another bearish arrangement and constant messing around, sounds just like my life. When the rebound hits the 88,000 mark, short? Fine, I bet five bucks it will shoot straight to 90,000. This Bollinger Band opening rhythm is as steady as my wallet shrinking. Don't chase the high. Sounds nice, but when the rebound comes, aren't we all getting carried away? Short ETH at 2950? I bet this is the last stubbornness of the bears haha. The market changes in an instant, and that's true for me too—my stop-loss is the same. Forget it, I'll smile and lose this trade. Anyway, only I am the one losing money.

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MetaDreamer

· 11h ago

It's the same old trick again—tons of bearish signals, but then it rebounds and everyone gets proven wrong. Do we still have to wait for the 88,000 rebound? I just want to know if this time will be another false breakout.

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