The evening economic data did not shake up the market rhythm, and the crypto market is still oscillating within the four-hour range. The real variable is the monetary policy trend in Japan—that's the main focus tonight. Anyway, stop-loss is always the top priority.



Looking at Bitcoin's trend, there was indeed a slight rise in the evening session, but the Bollinger Bands have already turned downward, which sends several signals. The technical structure before the market was somewhat bearish, and by evening, the price had pushed to around 89,000. At that time, I reminded everyone to consider establishing short positions. For those who are already out of the market but still hesitating whether it will continue to rise, you can consider re-entering short positions at around 88,500. Whether it's a 89 or 88.5 short, the target is uniformly set at 86,000. Risk control comes first, and position size is most important.
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ForkMastervip
· 3h ago
Once something happens in Japan, BTC has to follow suit. The U.S. employment data doesn't really shake anything; what really matters is the monetary policy. I've seen this trap many times.
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CrashHotlinevip
· 5h ago
Can the Bank of Japan's move be effective? I've been shorting at 89,000 and I'm feeling a bit exhausted now.
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AirdropHuntressvip
· 7h ago
The Bank of Japan's policy moves are the real variable; US data alone can't move the market. Data shows the Bollinger Bands turning downward, and this signal shouldn't be ignored. Selling at 89,000 points toward 86,000, the logic holds, but risk control must be tight. Once again, economic data has fooled us. Fortunately, paying attention to this analysis, shorting again at 88.5 is somewhat interesting.
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SandwichDetectorvip
· 12-18 17:20
The Bank of Japan is the real daddy, no one cares about US data at all.
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LiquidityWhisperervip
· 12-18 17:17
Japanese policies are the real focus, while the US data is just a false alarm this time. When the Bollinger Bands turn, you have to admit defeat; 86,000 is a trap for holding ground. Buy again at 88.5; I don't believe it can stubbornly push upward. Risk control is something that needs to be emphasized a hundred times; if the position isn't chosen well, no matter how much money you have, it's all in vain.
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TokenSleuthvip
· 12-18 17:10
The Bollinger Bands are turning, let's see if this short position hits 86,000.
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MoonBoi42vip
· 12-18 17:00
The key is actually with the Bank of Japan. The US employment data didn't really shake the market this time, it's hilarious. The 88.5 short position is already in place, just waiting for that 86,000 drop. Risk control is absolutely the top priority. It's true that the Bollinger Bands are turning, and this short opportunity does have a chance. Still, it depends on how Japan acts. Another day of volatility. Stay calm, brother. Set your stop-loss properly and don't be greedy. I mentioned the 89,000 level early on. It's too late to regret now. Keep observing.
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