From the weekly perspective, BTC and ETH have seen a brutal stretch of consecutive declines, but the closing positions basically align with previous expectations—Bitcoin at 84,000 and Ethereum at 2,800 are indeed serving as support levels. This week will likely continue as a consolidation phase; whether the trend continues downward or reverses will need to be evaluated step by step.
On the daily chart, BTC closed with a bullish candle around 86,800. Although the body did break through the 86,500 mark, the momentum isn't strong. The key now is whether the resistance at 87,500 can hold; support below is at 84,500. If it breaks upward, watch the 90,000-92,000 range; if it breaks downward, keep an eye on 82,000-80,000. ETH closed near 2,800 and is still consolidating. Resistance above is at 2,820-2,850; a breakout targets 2,950. Support below is at 2,760; if that breaks, look to 2,660.
On the 4-hour timeframe, BTC is currently climbing steadily. Watch 87,500 above; if that breaks, look for 89,000-92,500. Support below is at 85,000-84,000. ETH is following the trend but is slower to react. Resistance above is at 2,850-2,880; if that breaks, target 2,980-3,030. Support is in the 2,760-2,680 range.
Yesterday's analysis mentioned that the bearish trend should be temporarily over, with a suggestion to build long positions at lower levels. Unfortunately, BTC didn't provide the expected pullback opportunity, but ETH did offer some good space to work with, so this approach can be continued going forward.
As for trades: consider going long on BTC at 85,000-85,500, targeting 86,500-88,000, with a stop loss below 83,000. For ETH, go long at 2,760-2,790, targeting 2,850-2,950, with a stop loss below 2,700. These strategies are time-sensitive and for reference only.
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BlockchainBouncer
· 2025-11-27 11:47
We need to keep a close eye on this hurdle at 87500, it feels like we need to grind for a while longer.
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OffchainWinner
· 2025-11-27 02:25
The non-farm payroll favorable information can't hold back the fall, this wave of decline is indeed a bit fierce. But as long as the positions of 84000 and 2800 can hold, it's fine, otherwise it would really be panic.
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If 87500 can't hold, we'll have to reassess, it feels a bit precarious.
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ETH's response speed is indeed a bit disappointing, why is it still dragging its feet?
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The idea of holding a low-position long order is still correct, it's just that BTC always seems to miss the timing a bit, while ETH has given the opportunity.
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Let's try entering a long at 85000, after all, it won't keep falling forever, it has to rebound eventually.
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Anon4461
· 2025-11-27 00:57
87500 is really a bottleneck position; if it breaks, it might really rise.
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Lonely_Validator
· 2025-11-26 04:38
It's again the hurdle of 87500. Watching these few numbers every day makes me feel like my eyes are going to go blind...
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OnchainGossiper
· 2025-11-24 13:50
Haha, this wave of ETH is indeed impressive, while BTC is still just dragging its feet.
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Why is that barrier at 87500 so tough? It feels a bit difficult to break through.
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The US Non-farm Payrolls (NFP) favourable information didn't even pump it up, everyone seems to lack confidence.
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Buying the dip at low levels is a good mindset, just afraid of buying in the middle of the climb.
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ETH around 2760 is indeed worth a try, anyway the stop loss isn't far.
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The market trend indeed meets expectations, but the execution always seems to be slightly off.
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BTC is still hovering around the 85 area, when will it truly stand above 87500?
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Let’s keep watching, anyway there’s no rush.
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rugpull_survivor
· 2025-11-24 13:49
Hmm... it's another round of "let's take it one step at a time". I hate hearing that phrase, haha.
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FlashLoanLarry
· 2025-11-24 13:36
The key position at 87500 is really stuck, and BTC's rise this time is a bit weak. We still have to wait for the moment of breakthrough.
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BearMarketLightning
· 2025-11-24 13:33
If 87500 can't be broken, then don't mess around, just honestly see if 84000 can hold.
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bridge_anxiety
· 2025-11-24 13:32
Can 87500 really hold? Feels like this rebound is a bit weak.
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TommyTeacher1
· 2025-11-24 13:28
This wave of analysis is still stable; the key is still to wait for the 87500 position. If it doesn't break, we need to seriously consider the risks below.
From the weekly perspective, BTC and ETH have seen a brutal stretch of consecutive declines, but the closing positions basically align with previous expectations—Bitcoin at 84,000 and Ethereum at 2,800 are indeed serving as support levels. This week will likely continue as a consolidation phase; whether the trend continues downward or reverses will need to be evaluated step by step.
On the daily chart, BTC closed with a bullish candle around 86,800. Although the body did break through the 86,500 mark, the momentum isn't strong. The key now is whether the resistance at 87,500 can hold; support below is at 84,500. If it breaks upward, watch the 90,000-92,000 range; if it breaks downward, keep an eye on 82,000-80,000. ETH closed near 2,800 and is still consolidating. Resistance above is at 2,820-2,850; a breakout targets 2,950. Support below is at 2,760; if that breaks, look to 2,660.
On the 4-hour timeframe, BTC is currently climbing steadily. Watch 87,500 above; if that breaks, look for 89,000-92,500. Support below is at 85,000-84,000. ETH is following the trend but is slower to react. Resistance above is at 2,850-2,880; if that breaks, target 2,980-3,030. Support is in the 2,760-2,680 range.
Yesterday's analysis mentioned that the bearish trend should be temporarily over, with a suggestion to build long positions at lower levels. Unfortunately, BTC didn't provide the expected pullback opportunity, but ETH did offer some good space to work with, so this approach can be continued going forward.
As for trades: consider going long on BTC at 85,000-85,500, targeting 86,500-88,000, with a stop loss below 83,000. For ETH, go long at 2,760-2,790, targeting 2,850-2,950, with a stop loss below 2,700. These strategies are time-sensitive and for reference only.