2025-12-20 01:30:11

#数字资产市场洞察 12.20 Morning Analysis: $BTC and $ETH Technical Signal

The recent performance of Bitcoin and Ethereum shows quite a few bearish technical signals. In the short term, the rebound lacks momentum, and the downward trend remains difficult to change.

Specifically for Bitcoin — RSI has rebounded but has not broken through the 50 neutral line, indicating that the bulls' energy has not truly accumulated. Ethereum is even weaker; the 3000 level has been broken, and on the hourly chart, a "false breakout followed by engulfing" pattern has appeared. The Bollinger Bands are still expanding downward, with resistance at 2985 and the four-hour middle band forming a double suppression, leaving little room for the bulls to breathe.

Based on this assessment, my strategy is:

Bitcoin: Short between 88500-89000, targeting 87500-87000

Ethereum: Short between 2990-3010, targeting 2910-2890

$BTC $ETH

BTC2%

ETH1,54%

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TommyTeacher

· 2025-12-20 01:50

Ah, the RSI hasn't even crossed 50 yet, the bulls are indeed out of the picture... If 88500 drops, let's wait and see when to buy the dip.

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SatoshiLeftOnRead

· 2025-12-20 01:50

Uh, RSI hasn't even broken 50, this bearish signal seems a bit too obvious, feels like a trap? --- ETH 2985 double resistance, I've heard this explanation many times, but it always rebounds haha --- Wait, do you really dare to short when the time comes? I think 99% of people are just armchair strategists --- If this wave really drops to 87,000, I would kneel. It actually feels like a bottom-fishing signal, right? --- Losing the 3000 level is indeed a bit uncomfortable, but honestly, this kind of pattern analysis is just armchair psychology after the fact --- Double resistance sounds impressive, but in reality, the market just loves to hit your stop-loss points, right?

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