#美联储降息 Bitcoin key price levels for positioning, bullish and bearish battles are imminent
Currently, BTC hovers around $91,000, and market sentiment is extremely tense. If it breaks above $94,830, the $2.5 billion short position might face a chain reaction of liquidations; if it drops below $85,906, the $1.5 billion long positions could also be wiped out. Next week’s US PPI data release will be a turning point in this confrontation, capable of shaking the entire market structure.
The situation with Ethereum is also very delicate—signs of difficulty adjustment among miners usually indicate cooling market sentiment. However, a large-scale liquidation wave has not yet fully released, so this level remains full of uncertainties.
The crypto sector continues to hype hot topics. Some projects follow trends to generate buzz and attract retail participation, but these high-risk assets tend to be highly volatile. Ordinary traders should exercise extreme caution.
What is your judgment? Will BTC break above $94,000 next week or drop below $85,000? The market is waiting for your answer.
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DeepRabbitHole
· 12-13 12:27
91k, this position is really cutting close, feels like next week either we'll be eating steak or noodles.
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WalletWhisperer
· 12-12 04:57
the liquidation cascade math doesn't lie tbh... 25B shorts stacked at that level means one decent pump and we're watching dominoes fall. but here's the thing—whale clustering data suggests accumulation phase hasn't truly peaked. pattern says we're more likely grinding sideways until ppi drops, then all hell breaks loose.
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LayerZeroEnjoyer
· 12-12 03:32
91k this position really feels tight, it seems like it could trigger at any moment
Wish I hadn't looked at my holdings earlier, so exhausting
PPI data will be released this week, should I take a gamble? Feeling a bit anxious
The clearing wave hasn't fully released yet, who dares to go all-in now
Concept coins are quite aggressive this round, but I just don't dare to touch them
94k or 85k, isn't there a third way in between?
This week could change the entire situation, or will it continue to oscillate?
Seeing the 2.5 billion short position makes me want to laugh, just explode already
Miner difficulty has been lowered? Doesn't that mean the signals are getting worse?
Anyway, I won't touch those follow-the-market projects anymore, it's too easy to get liquidated
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MondayYoloFridayCry
· 12-11 20:39
91,000 really can't hold this position anymore; it feels like next week will be a life-or-death battle.
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NFTDreamer
· 12-11 20:38
91,000 at this level is really holding tightly, it feels like dancing on the edge of a cliff...
I bet it'll dip next week; no matter how you look at the PPI data, it probably won't look too good.
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AltcoinTherapist
· 12-11 20:38
The 90,000 yuan level really can't hold anymore. If next week's PPI isn't strong, it will directly plunge, and the scene of 2.5 billion shorts liquidating will be so spectacular.
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MidnightSeller
· 12-11 20:34
9.1K is really a critical level, it feels like we will see the results next week.
Well... to be honest, I think there’s a good chance that the 2.5 billion short position will be liquidated, but don’t be too confident about the 1.5 billion long position.
PPI data that day definitely requires careful stop-loss management; last time, when the Federal Reserve data was released, it directly broke through three support levels.
The signal of Ethereum difficulty adjustment is not very good, it seems like it’s going to decline.
Are retail investors still bottom fishing? Brothers, wake up, this is not the time to be picking up bargains.
It’s really unpredictable; whether it’s 9.4 or 8.5, you should prepare for both scenarios.
The liquidation wave has not yet fully released; I’m just here to watch the show.
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Hash_Bandit
· 12-11 20:11
nah honestly, difficulty adjustments don't lie... been through enough cycles to know when the network's breathing different. that 91k zone is basically where the miners start sweating fr
#美联储降息 Bitcoin key price levels for positioning, bullish and bearish battles are imminent
Currently, BTC hovers around $91,000, and market sentiment is extremely tense. If it breaks above $94,830, the $2.5 billion short position might face a chain reaction of liquidations; if it drops below $85,906, the $1.5 billion long positions could also be wiped out. Next week’s US PPI data release will be a turning point in this confrontation, capable of shaking the entire market structure.
The situation with Ethereum is also very delicate—signs of difficulty adjustment among miners usually indicate cooling market sentiment. However, a large-scale liquidation wave has not yet fully released, so this level remains full of uncertainties.
The crypto sector continues to hype hot topics. Some projects follow trends to generate buzz and attract retail participation, but these high-risk assets tend to be highly volatile. Ordinary traders should exercise extreme caution.
What is your judgment? Will BTC break above $94,000 next week or drop below $85,000? The market is waiting for your answer.