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Operational views of BTC, ETH, Sol on December 1st at 11:40 PM
The afternoon rebound is like a paper cat, once hit it immediately collapses, it can never stand upright, patiently waiting for trading on the left side, tonight all views are simplified.
BTC
Open a buy position around 83500-83700 on the left, position size 3%
Target 85000-86000. Stop loss 8300.
ETH
Open a buy position on the left side 2720-2700, with an allocation of 3%.
Target 2800-2850, stop loss 2670.
sol
Open a long position around 121-118 on the left position size 5%
Target 126-130, stop loss 115.
I am Yaoyang, only doing my own trading system, never ambiguous, for friends who like it, please press attention #十二月降息预测
Everyone’s screaming “no news,” but the drop wasn’t random. It was a perfect storm of weak weekend liquidity, overloaded leverage and a macro shock hitting at once.
Here’s the breakdown:
1. Weekend thin liquidity
Fridays and Sundays are notorious. Order books are light, even small sell orders hit the market harder.
2. Record leverage in the system
Markets were packed with aggressive longs. One wave of selling triggered stop losses, then liquidations, then more forced selling.
3. Macro pressure from Japan
Japan’s 2-year bond yield just pushed above 1 percent. Higher borrowing costs there spooked global risk markets, crypto included.
4. Support broke fast
The macro move knocked BTC below key levels, stop losses fired, and the cascade accelerated.
No headline, no drama, just structure breaking for a moment.
BTC didn’t fall because of “fear.” It fell because liquidity, leverage and macro aligned at the worst time.