2025-12-26 00:10:20

#美联储回购协议计划 Bitcoin has been weakening from the early morning to the early trading session. Based on the 4-hour and 1-hour candlestick charts, the KDJ indicator has already shown a synchronized death cross and continues to move downward. In this situation, the trading strategy for the early session should be to follow the trend.

Friday morning's expected range:
$BTC faces resistance around 87600-88100, with key support levels at 86500-85000 below.

$ETH is under pressure near 2925-2950. If broken, it is expected to test the lows of 2870-2820.

The Federal Reserve's liquidity policy changes often influence market risk appetite. Recently, such macroeconomic variables are indeed worth close attention from traders.

BTC1.4%

ETH1.06%

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quietly_staking

· 4h ago

Death cross is coming again. Can it hold until the support level this time? --- It's all about going with the trend, easy to say. --- As soon as the Federal Reserve makes a move, you’ll know if it’s serious. We need to stay alert. --- If 87600 can't hold, should we head straight to 86500? Feels a bit risky. --- ETH is even worse, can't even hold 2925, expected to drop to 2820? --- I saw the KDJ death cross early, but the question is when will it rebound? --- Liquidity policy sounds simple in theory, but when it comes to actual trading, everyone is clueless. --- Falling from midnight through the early session, this rhythm doesn’t look good. --- These support levels don’t give me much confidence. --- The Federal Reserve is stirring up trouble again. My stop-loss orders are already set.

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potentially_notable

· 4h ago

Another death cross and trend-following... sounds like we still need to keep watching downward. What is the Federal Reserve up to this time? It seems like macro factors are the real trump card. With the KDJ showing a clear death cross simultaneously, should we short or hold off in the early trading, brother? Breaking 87,600 will decide everything. If it truly drops to 85K, I think that will be the real bottom. ETH is more anxious; around 2850 is where the bottom feels somewhat solid.

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ForkItAllDay

· 4h ago

It has crossed the death line again. Should we really follow the trend and dump this time? --- The old trick of KDJ death cross, I wonder how many people it has fooled. --- The Federal Reserve is up to something again. Will this drop below 85? --- If 86500 can't be broken, there's still a chance. Once broken, it's time to admit defeat. --- I'll buy in when ETH drops to 2820. Now it's too volatile. --- Following the trend sounds nice, but it's really just riding the wave to get cut. --- The market was so weak in the early session, it feels like it will continue to drop in the afternoon. --- Once the Federal Reserve's liquidity loosens, all these data become useless. --- The 88100 resistance level feels weak. Whether it can really hold remains to be seen. --- Breaking support levels is a nightmare. At that point, you'll have to cut losses again.

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FromMinerToFarmer

· 4h ago

Is it dead cross again? I’ve been wondering why it’s been following the Federal Reserve’s rhythm lately. If 87600 doesn’t break, I’ll continue to be bearish. This wave is really a bit annoying.

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MemeCoinSavant

· 4h ago

ngl the kdj deathcross thesis is giving "i actually read the charts" energy but fed policy moves always hit different... btc testing support levels while macro uncertainty peaks, classic setup fr

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