#美联储恢复降息进程 Market data observation on the afternoon of December 1:



The judgment from the morning session has basically been fulfilled - a continuous decline without stopping, hitting a low of around 85500. This wave of decline has allowed many to gain a profit margin of 1500 points.

Now looking at the 4-hour chart, the price has already broken through the lower Bollinger Band, and there is still a momentum to continue moving downwards. Moving average system? Whether it's MA or EMA, they are all pressing down hard, and the bulls can't lift their heads at all. From a technical perspective, there are no obvious reversal signals, and with such large fluctuations, be sure not to rush to buy the dip.

How to operate?
For Bitcoin, consider shorting in the range of 86500 to 87500, with targets around 85500 and 84500. If it breaks below 85000, just hold on.

The same applies to the second pancake; you can position a short order between 2840-2870, looking down at 2810 and 2780. If it breaks 2800, just continue to hold. $BTC
The expectation of interest rate cuts from the Federal Reserve has risen again, which has a significant impact on market sentiment. Everyone is closely watching the movements in the macroeconomic landscape.
BTC-3.28%
ETH-3.53%
BNB-2.05%
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DegenDreamervip
· 12-03 08:36
I missed out on that 85500 wave, and now it just pisses me off to look at it. Feels like it's going to keep dropping.
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PerpetualLongervip
· 12-01 08:02
Buying the dip again? Guys, stop messing around. I went in with a full position yesterday, and today it fell another 500 points... This is the short positions' conspiracy. Once the Fed cuts interest rates, we'll recoup our investment. Faith cannot waver.
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ForkInTheRoadvip
· 12-01 08:01
Wow, it got dumped again. If I had known earlier, I wouldn't have been so timid and would have directly short ordered at 86500. Now, watching others make money, I am just eating vegetables.
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NFTHoardervip
· 12-01 08:00
It has dropped to 85500 again, this wave really makes the short positions feel great. The lower band of the Bollinger Bands has been broken, wanting to go long now is just looking for death. If it breaks 85000, don’t mess around, the Fed is constantly lowering interest rates, making people anxious. Looking forward to the opportunity for short orders at 86500, just follow along with ETH at 2840. Is the expectation of interest rate cuts a good thing or a bad thing? It feels like it’s getting more chaotic instead. The moving averages are deadlocked, and I can't see any rebounds, how to operate, brothers? Those buying the dip, take it easy.
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TooScaredToSellvip
· 12-01 07:48
Did it fall again? I said it shouldn't be so early to buy the dip, and now look, I'm trapped even deeper. After breaking 85000, I really need to hold and not move, otherwise the more I stop loss, the more I lose. Is the Fed's expectation of interest rate cuts playing with me? It’s always like this, whenever the news comes out, it starts to get chaotic. I need to wait a bit more to short this wave, I feel there’s still room for a dip, greed is really the enemy. I’m not interested in 87500, I’ll wait for below 86000 to discuss, otherwise these coins in my hands will really become a burden. They made a profit of 1500 points, and I? One word—loss. The key level of 2800 for ETH really needs to be held; if it breaks, there really won't be any support left.
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