Over the weekend, $BTC showed weak performance. A few observations:
Technical aspect—The price rebound faced resistance as soon as it hit the previous heavy supply zone. The candlesticks have been lining up as small bearish candles, with clearly insufficient bullish momentum.
Sentiment—There are no new catalysts in the market, and the bulls are relatively cautious.
Capital flows—Large funds continue to withdraw, and buyers are unable to keep up. The probability of continued weakness over the weekend is relatively high.
My personal trading plan: Considering looking for short opportunities in the 89,800-90,500 range, with attention to the 88,500-87,000 support zone below.
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OnChainSleuth
· 2025-12-09 06:47
Once again, it's the trapped zone being repeatedly suppressed. This time, it really can't break out.
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Big funds are fleeing so quickly while retail investors are still sleepwalking.
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I'm also waiting around 89,800-90,500, but I feel like it'll eventually break below 70,000.
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That's just how the market is on weekends—no story, no money. The bulls are really exhausted.
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Is this it for the series of small red candles? I thought there would be a big drop.
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Is the support at 87,000 reliable? Honestly, I don't really trust it.
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With such obvious capital outflows, I don't get why people are still picking up the slack.
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Shorting feels like the right move this time, just worried about a sudden reversal hitting you.
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BTC is at its worst when there’s no new catalyst; everything comparable is dropping too.
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Those waiting at 89,800 will probably keep waiting—or maybe the support will just break directly.
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StablecoinArbitrageur
· 2025-12-08 03:24
honestly the 89.8k-90.5k range is textbook resistance, but have you actually calculated the order book depth there? most people just eyeball technicals and ignore liquidity—classic rookie mistake. from my backtesting, the real money's in the microstructure, not the vibes.
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LiquidationSurvivor
· 2025-12-07 16:11
Back to the trapped zone again, I really can't hold on this time.
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A row of small bearish candlesticks, the bears are sharpening their knives.
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Big funds are running away, who are we selling to?
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Shorted at 89800, betting on a break below 88 over the weekend.
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No one's catching the bag this time, feels like it's about to break down.
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The pressure in this dense trapped zone is too high, the bulls just don’t have the momentum.
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Funds are pulling out + no catalyst, this combo is tough to handle.
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Wait for support at 87000, feels like we might get there.
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Weak weekend is highly likely, everyone be careful.
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The short window has opened, but we still need to see how things go tonight.
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LuckyHashValue
· 2025-12-06 09:03
I feel like the 88,500 mark can't hold, I can clearly see that big funds are pulling out.
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MEVictim
· 2025-12-06 09:00
Once again, the trapped zone is getting hammered, there's no hope this weekend.
Big players running away is really brutal, all the bag holders are done for.
Try shorting at 89800, can't lose much anyway.
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ZenZKPlayer
· 2025-12-06 08:56
Large funds pulling out is not a good sign, looks like the drop will continue over the weekend.
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I'm also watching that 89800 level, just worried the rebound might be stronger than expected.
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With so much pressure in the trapped zone, don't count on a rebound in the short term.
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If the buying power can't keep up, then let's just watch from the sidelines.
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With this weekend vibe, there's really nothing to be optimistic about.
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Only if the 87000 line is broken will it be worth paying attention.
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Even the bulls are being cautious, which means everyone knows what's going on.
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wagmi_eventually
· 2025-12-06 08:51
I'm also watching the 89800 level, but I always feel like weekends are prone to wicks, so I'll wait a bit before making a move.
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DefiPlaybook
· 2025-12-06 08:41
Same old trick, the big players have run off and the bag holders haven't even realized it yet.
Hmm, the 88,500-87,000 support zone feels like the rebound point from some previous crash.
The cautious atmosphere over the weekend is real, and the on-chain data confirms it. It's just a bit boring.
As soon as the price hits the dense resistance zone, it starts to turn around. I've seen this trick before, it's not the first time.
The part about capital outflow is interesting, but I want to see whether it's institutions or retail investors selling.
#数字货币市场洞察 December 6 Afternoon Market Notes
Over the weekend, $BTC showed weak performance. A few observations:
Technical aspect—The price rebound faced resistance as soon as it hit the previous heavy supply zone. The candlesticks have been lining up as small bearish candles, with clearly insufficient bullish momentum.
Sentiment—There are no new catalysts in the market, and the bulls are relatively cautious.
Capital flows—Large funds continue to withdraw, and buyers are unable to keep up. The probability of continued weakness over the weekend is relatively high.
My personal trading plan: Considering looking for short opportunities in the 89,800-90,500 range, with attention to the 88,500-87,000 support zone below.
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