Bitcoin and Ethereum are now both worth building positions in batches. These days, good news is everywhere, but the market has instead dropped a bearish candle—typical of a "good news realization" rhythm. This kind of situation is actually a good entry point, and you can gradually increase your positions. Especially if BTC really falls below the key support of 85,000, the downside space will open up, which would be a true acceleration of decline. But we're not at that point yet; the current level is actually relatively safe. Don't be too extreme on either long or short positions; both bulls and bears have opportunities.
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NFTBlackHole
· 2025-12-19 07:05
The idea that positive news is being cashed out is really getting old; every time there's a sell-off, a reason is made up.
But to be fair, if 85,000 really breaks, it would be quite interesting. At this level, it's definitely a good time to add some.
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AltcoinMarathoner
· 2025-12-19 05:29
honestly that 85k support break would be the real gut-check moment... been here long enough to know these "accumulation windows" usually hit different when macro sentiment shifts. but yeah, dca through this noise makes sense—like mile 18 of the race, everyone's hurting but that's exactly when patience wins. not rushing it.
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GigaBrainAnon
· 2025-12-16 15:54
The tactic of bullish dumping has really been overused, but this time is indeed a good time to bottom fish.
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SmartContractPhobia
· 2025-12-16 15:54
The routine of bullish news causing a sell-off is getting old, doing this every time.
Wait until BTC breaks 85k before talking. It's not really necessary right now.
Buying in batches is fine, just don't go all-in at once.
This brother's advice is prudent, leaving some room for both bulls and bears.
Another bullish signal has been realized. Will it happen again next time?
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HodlAndChill
· 2025-12-16 15:52
The idea that good news will lead to a rally has been heard too many times, but the market still gets trapped.
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Breaking 85,000 is the real test; it's a bit early to say it's safe now.
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Dipping in gradually sounds good, but I'm just worried about buying halfway up the mountain.
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This wave of market movement is really torturous; it feels like neither bulls nor bears can make money.
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Is it really safe to enter now? Why do I still feel a bit hesitant?
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Let's wait until it breaks below support; I prefer to stay on the sidelines for now.
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Here we go again, every time claiming this is the entry point, but what happened?
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I don't believe your nonsense; I'm about to get cut again.
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Avoid extremes, that's right, but it seems no one can really do that.
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When will we see through the fact that good news often causes prices to fall?
Bitcoin and Ethereum are now both worth building positions in batches. These days, good news is everywhere, but the market has instead dropped a bearish candle—typical of a "good news realization" rhythm. This kind of situation is actually a good entry point, and you can gradually increase your positions. Especially if BTC really falls below the key support of 85,000, the downside space will open up, which would be a true acceleration of decline. But we're not at that point yet; the current level is actually relatively safe. Don't be too extreme on either long or short positions; both bulls and bears have opportunities.