2025-11-22 23:40:19

#ETH价格走势解读 The market has been eerily quiet over the weekend. The jump in US stocks yesterday is still sending aftershocks. The crypto market? Continues its slow decline, with the deleveraging trend showing no signs of stopping. There are no new black swan events—it's purely a tug-of-war between sentiment and capital.

BTC is currently locked in a fierce battle between 83,000 and 85,000, while ETH is struggling to hold the 2,800-2,900 level.

Dropping all the way from 126,000 to 80,000 at this speed is quite something—some are calling it the "fastest bear market." But in my view, this is more like a typical high-level shakeout and deleveraging, not the end of the bull market. Retail panic selling is basically over, and large players are increasingly stepping in to buy the dip.

My outlook hasn't changed: 80,000 is the bottom. Below 85,000 could be the last entry window for this year. If US stocks don't collapse again next week, I think there's a 70% chance BTC will return to above 95,000. The real climax will have to wait until after the December Fed meeting.

Now is not the time to panic—it's the time to quietly accumulate. If you cut your losses now, you'll probably be kicking yourself by year-end.

Hang in there. The main bull run for 2025 hasn't even started yet. Hold on, or accumulate in batches in the 83,000-85,000 range, and that's all you need to do.

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OvertimeSquid

· 2025-11-25 04:03

Hey wait, this guy says 80,000 is the bottom? Why do I feel like it will still break... Those who cut loss are regretting it, why still advise people to increase the position, where's the risk awareness, brother? I guess it will still fall during the Fed's time, don't be too optimistic. Main rise in 2025? Let's survive until next year first, haha. But indeed, just hold on and wait, if we get through it, we'll profit.

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LightningWallet

· 2025-11-24 16:28

80,000 is really the bottom, betting 50 cents --- When U.S. stocks jump, they all fucking shake, it’s pointless --- People who cut losses will regret it by the end of the year, I'm just averaging down waiting for a rebound --- Retail investors have already been scared off, now just waiting for whales to get full --- Fastest bear market? Just a whipsaw, I've seen worse --- Buying from 83 to 85, anyway it’s going to fly by 2025 --- Next week watching the Fed's face, but I’ll still hold on --- This de-leveraging is indeed disgusting, but opportunities come like this --- From 126,000 to 80,000, the timid have already run away, it’s our turn to enter --- Hold 2800, don’t be cowardly, the real market hasn’t started yet

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SigmaBrain

· 2025-11-23 00:09

Hey, those who get out of positions at 85,000 are all suckers. I bet that if the U.S. stock market doesn't crash next week, BTC will definitely reach 95,000. --- Hold tight, don't get washed out, the real To da moon is still ahead. --- This wave is just a chip game, retail investors Cut Loss while large investors make money, it's always this routine. --- If 2800 can't hold, then it's meaningless, we'll see the outcome after the Fed meeting. --- Those of us buying the dip now are already making money; by the end of the year, no one can save you from that regret. --- Fastest Bear Market? Pfft, it's just a pure bluff. --- If the U.S. stock market bounces again, I'll buy in; 80,000 is already a solid bottom, I'm betting against you.

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SignatureDenied

· 2025-11-23 00:09

Damn, it's this same old rhetoric again... Last year they said 80,000 was the bottom, and what happened? The real buy the dip was at 60,000, and now everyone entering the market is just the last dumb buyer. The Fed will definitely bring some favourable information in December, and then we'll see another round of plummet; I bet five bucks.

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ZKProofEnthusiast

· 2025-11-23 00:09

Hi, I just want to say, this drop feels a bit like a repeat of late 2017. It's definitely scary, but the opportunity is real too. I'm actually going crazy buying the dip at this price. Retail investors are panicking, but that's when the big players are laughing. Let's wait and see—if the US stock market stabilizes next week, that'll be the real signal for a rebound. 80,000 really is the bottom, right? That's my bet. Honestly, selling at a loss now is just plain stupid—you won't make any money that way. This 83-85 consolidation is a bit annoying, but it also shows that the buying power is building up. Keep holding, don't overthink it, and we'll see the results in December.

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ChainPoet

· 2025-11-23 00:07

Hold tight, don't panic. Follow up at 8.5, and you'll thank your current self later.

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PumpAnalyst

· 2025-11-23 00:01

Is 80,000 really the bottom, or is it just another excuse to Be Played for Suckers? The market maker's operation this time is too obvious, and retail investors are always the last to catch a falling knife. Being bearish is one thing, but there is indeed something going on this time; the technicals still have support. Enter in batches? I can't shake the feeling it's a batch play people for suckers. It's not that I'm trying to discourage everyone, but the Fed is a hurdle that can't be crossed; any bottom is useless. If the 2.8 line can't hold, then directly look at 2.5. No matter how nice it sounds, it can't change the fact that we are in a downtrend; risk control comes first. What’s with the talk of the main rise in 2025? Let’s survive this winter first.

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ser_ngmi

· 2025-11-22 23:55

Oh man, it's the same old shakeout narrative again. Does it really work every time? But 80,000 does look pretty tempting... Those who panic sold must be regretting it like crazy now, haha. If the Fed really manages to stabilize things, a rebound is pretty much guaranteed. Wait, you’re saying the main bull run is in 2025, so is this the last chance to get in? Stop blindly bottom fishing—let’s see if US stocks stay volatile this week. Don’t regret getting out at 85,000; you might not see that price again later. Is it really that hard to hold 2,900? It’s like it keeps disconnecting. Sentiment is the best tool for cutting out retail investors—I believe it now. Staggered entry is good anyway. 80,000 is the floor, no doubt about it.

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