2025-12-06 03:42:31

#美联储重启降息步伐 First, let's talk about the bigger picture: The probability of a Fed rate cut has already soared above 90%, and things are even more extreme in Japan—they're not raising rates at all this year, and any move will have to wait until next year. With these two signals combined, it's hard for the market not to rebound this month. Looking at institutional moves, BlackRock has clearly been controlling the pace of selling recently, and market selling pressure is gradually being absorbed. This is definitely good news for the bulls.

Back to $ETH itself, it's currently showing a textbook upward trend—each pullback sees higher lows. The 2720 level is the key bottom line; as long as it holds, there's basically no doubt ETH can push for higher levels afterward. Yesterday, the price pulled back to around 2980 and held steady, so keep a close eye on the strength of this support—whether ETH can keep moving up in the short term depends on whether this level holds.

$BTC was even stronger last night, with the 88000 level showing robust buying support. Although there was a sharp drop during the session, it quickly bounced back, indicating strong willingness from buyers below. 88000 is now the core support; as long as it holds, Bitcoin is very likely to make another push toward previous highs.

There’s not much to say about strategy—pullbacks are opportunities, so focus on buying on dips!

ETH-3,61%

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GasFeeCryBaby

· 2025-12-08 00:49

The 88,000 mark is really holding strong. Let's see how tough the bulls are. Just keep buying on the dips, that's all there is to it.

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DAOTruant

· 2025-12-06 18:10

BlackRock's market control is really ruthless, absorbing the selling pressure this smoothly? The bulls might have a chance. Is BTC really holding 88,000 this steadily? Feels like we still need to watch tonight's US data. Whether 2,720 can hold or not still depends on whether there will be another round of sharp declines. A 90% probability of a rate cut sounds intimidating, but whether it actually happens is another story. ETH's current upward pattern looks good, just worried about a sudden dump. This buy-the-dip strategy has been used for so many years, is it still that effective now? Japan not raising rates is indeed a variable, didn't expect them to be so decisive. If 88,000 breaks, it might be time to run—there aren't many comfortable positions left.

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APY追逐者

· 2025-12-06 04:08

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¯\_(ツ)_/¯

· 2025-12-06 04:06

90% probability? It feels like the Fed is really going to take action this time. The bottom-buying opportunity has arrived.

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DefiSecurityGuard

· 2025-12-06 03:58

ngl, fed rate cuts + blackrock's controlled exit = textbook pump setup. classic honeypot narrative tbh. 88k support looking suspicious tho... where's the audit? DYOR.

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Blockblind

· 2025-12-06 03:54

90% probability of a rate cut, BlackRock is still controlling the market, this round is indeed solid. 2980 is a key support that must hold, otherwise ETH will have more turbulence. The buying strength at 88000 is so strong, BTC is showing some real power. The pullback is here, hurry up and buy the dip, go long. Double rate cut signals from the US and Japan, if the market doesn't rebound this month, it wouldn't make sense. BlackRock is controlling the pace tightly, the selling pressure is really being absorbed. Even 2720 held, how could 2980 not? That's hilarious. 88000 just wouldn't break, the buying power below is really wild. Buying the dip is standard practice, don't miss out on this opportunity. Wait, is BlackRock's slow accumulation a sign they want to push the price higher? BTC flexed its muscles last night, 88000 is indeed a solid bottom.

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PseudoIntellectual

· 2025-12-06 03:51

BlackRock's control over the rhythm is absolutely spot-on; it's definitely bullish for the longs. The probability of breaking through 88,000 this week is indeed increasing. Why does 2,980 not seem that solid? Feeling a bit worried. With dual signals from the Fed and the Bank of Japan, is this really the rebound this time? Buying the dip on long positions is not a loss; it just depends on whether key support can hold. There's so much buying power around 88,000—next week could be interesting. ETH's bottom-lifting pattern is a classic, but this time the breakout risk is a bit high. With rate-cut expectations being hyped so much, will it exhaust the momentum for the next rebound in advance? Just worried that BlackRock is doing a fake consolidation before offloading—need to be cautious.

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