2025-12-25 06:00:10

At this stage, before liquidity truly returns, Bitcoin is most likely to continue fluctuating within the range. If BTC fails to hold the $86,000 support level, it may test the support between $84,500 and $85,500.

Looking at the longer-term perspective, the next 1 to 3 months should focus on these key points: how the Federal Reserve will act, where institutional money is flowing, and the inflow and outflow of funds in spot ETFs. Additionally, the RWA track and ecosystems like Layer1 and Layer2 may present some structural opportunities. Mainstream cryptocurrencies are still waiting for new catalysts to break the current pattern. Once there is significant positive news or policy changes, a breakout could occur.

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Ramen_Until_Rich

· 2h ago

If we can't hold 86,000, then we have to watch 84,500; liquidity really is a tormenting thing. Waiting for the Federal Reserve and institutions to give us answers. Can RWA and Layer2 create miracles? Where are the catalysts? Range-bound oscillation is so annoying; when will we break through? Where institutional money flows is the core; everything else is just superficial. Watching ETF inflows and outflows—this is the real weather vane. If liquidity doesn't return, mainstream coins will have to keep taking a beating.

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OnchainHolmes

· 20h ago

If 86,000 can't hold, then it depends on whether 84,500 can withstand it; otherwise, it really needs to be explored further downward.

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Liquidated_Larry

· 12-25 06:30

If you can't hold 86,000, then just wait to go to 84,500. Anyway, we'll just lie in this pit.

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AirdropDreamBreaker

· 12-25 06:27

If 86,000 can't hold, then it's really down to 84,500. The repeated struggles are so annoying.

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GhostWalletSleuth

· 12-25 06:23

If you can't hold the 86,000 level, you really need to seriously consider the 8.45 line, or else you'll be hit again.

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GasFeeCrybaby

· 12-25 06:20

If 86,000 can't be held, 84,500 will really cluster together. We'll see who admits defeat first then.

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SellTheBounce

· 12-25 06:14

Waiting for liquidity again? Wake up, there's always a lower point waiting for you. If you can't hold 86,000, try testing 84,500; after testing, it still needs to drop further. Isn't this the script of repeatedly harvesting the little guys? Sell on rebounds—that's my painful lesson from the past ten years. If you don't believe it, keep holding.

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