2025-12-15 02:26:09

BTC's rebound today performed quite nicely, perfectly forming a higher low at the short-term diagonal support level. From a technical perspective, the current momentum is good.

The next key point is whether this support level can hold. Especially considering the potential rate hike by the Bank of Japan, the next few days will be an important observation period. Once this level is broken, the downward pressure will increase.

Additionally, it is worth noting that CME futures currently do not have any obvious downside gaps that need to be filled, which to some extent alleviates the technical downward pressure. Overall, close attention should still be paid to the performance of this support level.

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MechanicalMartel

· 2025-12-17 18:18

It looks like it's going to test your mental resilience again.

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SchrodingerAirdrop

· 2025-12-17 14:12

Is it really that important whether the support level holds or not with this set of arguments again? The Bank of Japan raising interest rates? Let's wait and see, it's all just talk anyway. I've never believed in CME gaps, wake up everyone. This rebound is just a trap for shorting, I bet five dollars. Once the support level breaks, retail investors will have to cut losses again, old trick.

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GasGuzzler

· 2025-12-15 02:56

If you can't keep it, it's that simple

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SatoshiChallenger

· 2025-12-15 02:51

It's another diagonal support level and a CME gap... Data shows that the analysts who predicted this with such precision have now switched careers. Can the support hold? History teaches us that the most dangerous times are often when technical indicators look the best. Ironically, when the Bank of Japan moves, these beautiful support levels become as fragile as paper. Interesting, every time they say "this time is critical," the next time they say the same thing. Objectively speaking, not having a downside gap is actually a concern. Don't you understand what that implies? I'm not trying to criticize, but anyone who has waited for a support level to be thoroughly broken wouldn't be so optimistic. Data speaks for itself. When was the last time we were this confident in a cycle? The momentum looks good? I think it seems a bit fake. If the support level breaks down, how should we interpret that? Are they saying it's part of an internal shakeout plan?

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Token_Sherpa

· 2025-12-15 02:47

ngl the BoJ catalyst angle is overblown... macro headwinds matter but tbh support holds or it doesn't, no amount of central bank tea leaves changes that reality

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ser_ngmi

· 2025-12-15 02:43

Will the support level really hold? To be honest, I have some doubts. --- The Bank of Japan raising interest rates... Now this is getting interesting, let's wait and see. --- It looks good, but I'm just worried about a sudden crash back to zero. --- Is it reliable that gaps don't need to be filled? Feels a bit too optimistic. --- It's another observation period, and investors hate this kind of waiting the most. --- Is a beautiful rebound enough? Technical analysis looks great, but in reality... you know. --- Whether the key support holds or not is truly anyone's guess. Feels not much better than gambling. --- Does the absence of gaps on CME mean safety? Wake up, everyone, crypto risks never follow the rules. --- Let me guess, next week it will give you a big plunge. --- This rebound is probably just a flash in the pan, that's how I see it.

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