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#BTC走势分析 👉币安策略群 👈Click to join the group December 9th BTC/ETH market analysis BTC is consolidating in a range, if it moves in a matrix-like upward trend, the target for this segment remains at $95,000, but be aware that after reaching it, a new round of 4-hour level pullback may occur.
ETH is relatively strong, successfully holding the key support at 3060 in the early hours and regaining most of the lost ground, showing clear signs of accumulation at the bottom. The view of maintaining a rebound remains unchanged before Thursday. It is recommended to patiently wait for breakthrough signals at key resistance and support areas.
Macroeconomic reasons: The probability of the Federal Reserve lowering interest rates in December is only 42%, while expectations for the Bank of Japan to raise interest rates are rising. If the interest rate meeting on December 10 releases hawkish signals, it may reverse the rebound.
Operation suggestions: BTC buy on dips in the range of 86000-87000 with a target of 95000 ETH buy on dips in the range of 2860-2900 with a target of 3200
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In December, the crypto market first dipped then rebounded. BTC bounced from $84,000 low to $92,000 before falling below $90,000, while ETH broke $3,000. Rate cut expectations and ETH Fusaka upgrade fueled recovery, but ETF outflows and unclear macro data keep it volatile; direction hinges on Dec 10 Fed rate meeting.
In 2020, a decentralized lending platform called "Aurora Lend" suddenly became a sensation. The team claimed it used a "dynamic collateral algorithm" that could automatically protect assets during market fluctuations, even boasting that it would "never face liquidation." A large number of newcomers were attracted, treating it as a safe-haven tool. Young Li also invested a significant amount of money at the urging of friends. Initially, the returns were stable, and the numbers on the platform's interface kept growing, leading him to mistakenly believe he had found a wealth "safebox." However, during a sudden market downturn, the contracts of Aurora Lend failed unexpectedly, and many positions could not be adjusted in time, resulting in a rapid depletion of the fund pool. Worse still, the platform's "never face liquidation" mechanism had not made its code public, and external audits had never been completed. After the incident, the team only released a brief statement: "The system encountered a black swan." They then vanished completely. Li ultimately understood: the more a project exaggerates risk control, the more distance one should maintain. Warning: History in the cryptocurrency space tells us — technology can be packaged, returns can be disguised, but transparency cannot deceive people. Any project that does not make its code public, has not been audited, and promises "no risk" is highly likely to collapse at critical moments. Risk management is always in one's own hands.