After the weekend close, BTC first dipped last night, then rebounded in the early hours to touch above the 91,800 area but failed to hold, subsequently retreating to oscillate near the current 91,300 level.
From the four-hour timeframe, the price continues to fluctuate repeatedly near the middle Bollinger Band. The last rebound clearly lacked follow-through—it was essentially a technical correction after an oversold move, not a signal of a trend reversal. The current Bollinger Bands are still opening downward, indicating the bearish structure remains unchanged. The trading approach is clear: look for short positions on rebounds.
Specific strategy: Look for opportunities to go short above 91,600, with a target range of 88,400–87,500. If the price reaches the target zone without accelerating downward, consider a short-term long position to speculate on a rebound.
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BearMarketBuilder
· 2025-12-10 23:18
91800 didn't hold again, this rebound really is just a desperate struggle
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Continue holding short positions, I feel like 88400 is the real support
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The Bollinger Bands are so wide open, even a Fed rate cut can't save this situation
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Counterattack long positions? Haha, first let's see if it’s aggressive enough
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Another technical correction, in plain terms, it's just a rhythm of harvesting the chives
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Short at 91600, I bet it can break 88. If you don't believe it, watch and see
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This consolidation is a bit weak, wait for signals before taking action
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SchrodingerProfit
· 2025-12-09 15:14
Here we go again, short as soon as the rebound shows weakness. Honestly, what seems weak to me is this analysis.
Damn, I already bailed when it couldn't hold 91,800. Now you're bringing it up?
Why is nobody optimistic about the Fed rate cut, while the bears are this cocky?
That target zone of 88,400-87,500 is right here. I just don't believe it'll drop that low.
This round of rebound really just vanished suddenly. "Technical correction" is actually a fitting name for it.
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GasFeeNightmare
· 2025-12-08 04:11
It’s that same dead cat bounce pattern again... When it dropped from 91800 last night, I knew it was over. I’ve seen too many situations where the Bollinger Bands open downward—it’s always a bull trap every time.
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IronHeadMiner
· 2025-12-08 04:10
Knew the rebound was over as soon as 91800 couldn't hold, just waiting for short positions now.
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GweiObserver
· 2025-12-08 04:07
Once again, the rebound is weak. It's really frustrating to watch. Is this just another bear trap?
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I've heard about this whole Bollinger middle band tug-of-war so many times, but in the end, everyone gets caught off guard.
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Can't even hold 91800. If it drops this round, will it really go down to 88? Feels a bit exaggerated.
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Shorting at the top sounds easy, but when it comes down to real trading, who's not losing money?
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Can the Fed cutting rates really save the market? I doubt it. BTC still has further to fall this time.
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DeFiCaffeinator
· 2025-12-08 03:59
91800 didn't hold, about to start squeezing shorts again, this move is really pointless.
#美联储重启降息步伐 Monday Bitcoin Trend Forecast: Weak Rebound, Intraday Bearish Bias
After the weekend close, BTC first dipped last night, then rebounded in the early hours to touch above the 91,800 area but failed to hold, subsequently retreating to oscillate near the current 91,300 level.
From the four-hour timeframe, the price continues to fluctuate repeatedly near the middle Bollinger Band. The last rebound clearly lacked follow-through—it was essentially a technical correction after an oversold move, not a signal of a trend reversal. The current Bollinger Bands are still opening downward, indicating the bearish structure remains unchanged. The trading approach is clear: look for short positions on rebounds.
Specific strategy: Look for opportunities to go short above 91,600, with a target range of 88,400–87,500. If the price reaches the target zone without accelerating downward, consider a short-term long position to speculate on a rebound.