2025-12-26 18:27:02

BTC Ethereum BNB SOL Night Market Technical Analysis

From today's trend, after experiencing a full-day rally, Bitcoin showed a clear pullback at midday, followed by another surge towards previous highs in the evening. The current technical outlook is worth paying attention to.

According to technical analysis, the short-term resistance level for BTC is around 8890, while ETH faces significant resistance at approximately 2980. The key support below depends on the performance of the white line—if the price breaks below this level, a decisive stop-loss is necessary; conversely, if it holds, you can continue to hold the position.

BNB and SOL also exhibit similar trend characteristics. Recently, prices have retreated from highs and are currently in a correction phase.

Key reminder: Set up moving stop-loss orders to prevent profits from turning into losses. When market volatility increases, strictly following trading discipline is more important than chasing gains. Light positions are also a necessary risk control measure.

Periods of consolidation often contain opportunities for the next directional move; the breakout situation will determine the subsequent trend.

BTC0,04%

ETH0,31%

BNB0,22%

SOL-0,98%

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CoffeeNFTs

· 16h ago

Is it starting to retrace again? Can this wave hold the white line? Set your stop-loss and go to sleep; there's no need to stay up all night watching the market. 8890 still feels too tight; I only exit after a breakdown. This kind of consolidation phase is the most uncomfortable, feeling stuck and unable to move up or down. Light positions have really saved me several times; heavy traders might be feeling a bit anxious. ETH 2980 is really a tough obstacle. Night trading is the most annoying, easy to get caught. If the price drops a bit more, I will add to my position and see if it can rebound. Moving stop-loss orders is easier to talk about than to actually do.

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0xSoulless

· 12-26 18:56

Here we go again with this routine, white lines, white lines. Whether it breaks or not, big funds make the call. What use do we small investors have in analyzing charts... Stop-loss? Haha, even if set, it's just in the rhythm of being precisely cut. Are the levels at 8890, 2980 real or not? Anyway, my coins have long been trapped. This consolidation phase, in my opinion, is just deciding how to more efficiently harvest the next batch.

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MEVHunterWang

· 12-26 18:53

Waiting for the breakdown again, I've already been watching the white line position.

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ChainMaskedRider

· 12-26 18:44

Is it really that important whether the white line holds or not with this set of arguments? Isn't it all about how the big players play?

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ReverseTrendSister

· 12-26 18:40

Here we go again with this set, the issue of whether the white line holds or not. To put it nicely, it's an opportunity; to be blunt, it's a 50-50 chance. Let's wait until the breakdown before discussing support levels; it's a bit early to talk about that now. BTC's recent surge and pullback look a bit shaky. Having a small position is correct, but when losses actually happen, no one is willing to cut losses, including myself. When will we break through the resistance at 2980? It feels like we've been stuck here for a while. No matter how well you set your stop-loss, it's useless if you can't execute it properly. That's the hardest part. What is SOL doing? Why is following the trend so uninspiring?

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LiquidatedAgain

· 12-26 18:36

Once again, it's time to watch the white line. Every time, I say as long as I hold on, I can make it, but last time I held my entire position until liquidation... This time, I’ve learned my lesson and will keep my position light. Just consider it an insurance to teach myself a lesson.

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SocialAnxietyStaker

· 12-26 18:27

It's starting to retrace again. Have you set your stop-loss?

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