Hello traders, continuing to share market observations. Based on last night's price action, Bitcoin faced strong resistance around 8770, while Ethereum repeatedly encountered obstacles at 2980. The market remained consolidating at high levels throughout the night, with resistance levels never broken.



Currently, the market environment lacks obvious short-term bullish signals, with interest rate policies becoming the main bearish pressure. The bearish outlook initiated on the 11th continues to this day, and we maintain this judgment.

**Bitcoin Market Observation:**

The key level to watch is the 87000 mark. If this level is broken, the 4-hour rebound will be considered failed, and subsequent support levels at 85240, 83630, and 82170 should be closely monitored.

Conversely, if 87000 holds, the rebound trend may continue. Minor pullbacks are normal consolidations, and upward movement should pay attention to resistance zones at 88000, 89050, and 90000.

**Ethereum Market Observation:**

2935 is today’s support line. If broken, the 1-2 hour rebound will fail, with support levels at 2906, 2870, and 2820.

If 2935 holds, the short-term rebound pattern can continue, and focus should remain on resistance levels above.
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CryptoTarotReadervip
· 5h ago
Is it really that difficult to reach 87,000? It feels like it's been stuck for a long time. It's another case of interest rate policies causing trouble. When can we finally catch a break? If we can't hold 2935, then we're probably heading for a dive. Feeling a bit anxious. It seems like the bear market mentality is still prevailing.
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HorizonHuntervip
· 12-17 07:56
87,000 break or not, that's the key... Rearranging again and again, when will there be some real action? Holding above 2935 still has hope; if it breaks, watch out for the pitfalls below. Interest rates, this thing, really feels like it's squeezing the air out. This 87,000 level, feels like it needs multiple attempts to break through. Accumulation, accumulation, everyone talks about accumulation; when will the real surge come? The 2935 support line, I bet it can hold. Back to watching the market again, so tiring.
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New_Ser_Ngmivip
· 12-17 07:52
Another night of being trapped again. Is it really that hard to break 87,000? Sell, sell, tired of hearing this same excuse. How likely is it that 2935 can't hold... I genuinely want to know. Here we go again with support and resistance talk. I just want to ask, when will it go up? Consolidation is just the prelude to chopping the leeks; stop fooling yourself. Whether 87,000 breaks or not doesn't matter; I've already exited haha. Feels like this wave of market movement is really dull. Let's wait and see.
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GasFeeCriervip
· 12-17 07:43
It's both整理 and压力, when will there be a breakthrough BTC 87000 this hurdle must be broken quickly, otherwise it will need to explore further down 2935 if Ethereum can't hold, it will continue to be hammered Continuing to be bearish is the only way, anyway interest rates haven't turned yet, it's all just空气 This wave of shakeout is a bit fierce, small investors are about to be割 again Once 87000 breaks, it will directly go to 85000, no suspense Ethereum太拉胯了, when will there be a rebound Staying up all night grinding, just not wanting to rise, a典型的熊市节奏
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StableCoinKarenvip
· 12-17 07:38
Is it really impossible to hold onto 87,000? It feels like it's about to break again.
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