2025-12-20 09:40:11

#BTC资金流动性 Why does it always fall back after a big surge? Many people start to mythologize the 0.618-0.65 range. Actually, there's nothing magical about it; it's simply a tug-of-war battlefield between the bulls and bears—some are cashing out, while others are bottom-fishing.

What’s the key to watch? Not the number itself. If $BTC drops to this level, and the previous low doesn't hold, moving averages have already turned, and big funds are withdrawing, then even the most beautiful ratio is an illusion. Conversely, if support holds steady, the decline is controlled, liquidity remains, then this is the real entry opportunity—clear stop-loss points and reasonable odds.

When analyzing the technical chart, the structure is always more solid than the numbers. At the same price level, different environments can lead to vastly different outcomes. That’s why some make money from a pullback, while others get cut.

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BlockchainArchaeologist

· 2025-12-22 05:14

You're right, the ratio numbers are just superficial; the key is still to look at the volume and structure.

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just_another_wallet

· 2025-12-21 19:40

You are right, the ratio is just an illusion, what really matters is the attitude of the funds.

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MetaverseVagrant

· 2025-12-20 10:10

0.618 is just a cover, the key still depends on the movements of big players --- That's right, numbers are useless; liquidity is the real key --- It's the same group getting cut again, sigh --- Enter when the structure is right, if the structure is wrong, just wait to die --- This time the environment is truly different; the previous strategies no longer work --- If the support can't hold, everything is pointless; it should have been said this way earlier --- A moving average turning is a signal, don't hesitate anymore --- Talking about reasonable odds is useless to the little guys --- Can you see big funds withdrawing? Anyway, I can't tell --- Having been cut so many times, I no longer believe in technical analysis

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BanklessAtHeart

· 2025-12-20 10:09

That's right, those superstitious Fibonacci believers need to wake up. Exactly, structure is the key. When big funds withdraw, it's basically over; 0.618 is pointless. It's another bear market cut, really depends on liquidity. Different environments mean different price levels; this time I understand it.

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FlashLoanLarry

· 2025-12-20 10:02

That's so right, the percentage figures are all fake; the key is whether the funds are present or not. Holding the support level is the real deal; once big players start withdrawing, it's over. If the structure is wrong, don't buy even if it's cheap. I'm waiting to see how the big funds move after this drop.

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OnchainGossiper

· 2025-12-20 09:54

That's right, I'm just worried about those retail investors who blindly trust numbers; 0.618 isn't really that sacred. --- Another person fooled by Fibonacci; paying attention to the environment is the real key. --- Structure > numbers, this phrase must be engraved in your mind, or you'll be the next one to get cut. --- When funds withdraw, any support level is useless; that's the most heartbreaking part. --- Why do I always do the opposite and still get cut? Looks like I need to reflect seriously. --- The tug-of-war between bulls and bears works like this: whoever catches the bottom quickly makes money; those who stick to the ratio lose money. --- Moving averages turning are more accurate than any ratio; that's the real signal. --- Liquidity is the real bottom; without liquidity, prices will fall no matter where the bottom is. --- The same price level in different environments is a brilliant point; I didn't understand this before. --- When big funds withdraw, I know I need to run; it's more effective than any technical analysis.

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ForkMaster

· 2025-12-20 09:46

That's right, 0.618 is just a psychological threshold; the real factor still depends on the funding situation—once big players pull out, any ratio is nonsense. My third son asked me again this week why dad keeps watching these numbers. I told him, buddy, you have to stick to your stop-loss points to have money for milk powder. I agree that structure is more important than numbers. I understood this during the bear market mining; at the same price, different cycles mean two different things.

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