Trading Moment

: Japan's interest rate hike boots land, Bitcoin faces a key test of $81000, Ethereum's rebound is weak Although the November CPI data in the United States showed a cooling of inflation, its reliability has been questioned due to disruptions in data collection; The Bank of Japan has raised interest rates to 0.75%, tightening global liquidity; Meanwhile, the largest quarterly concentrated delivery of derivatives in history (with a risk exposure of approximately $7.1 trillion) may exacerbate market volatility. Bitcoin is in a critical consolidation phase, with prices fluctuating between $81000 and $93000, facing multiple pressures such as selling by long-term holders and option expiration (with a maximum pain point of $100000 on December 26th). Analysts have divergent views, with short-term support at $81300. If it falls below this level, it may trigger further selling; The long-term outlook suggests that it is more likely to bottom out in the $70000 to $100000 range in 2026. The Ethereum price is testing the key support of $2800 after failing to break through the downtrend line. If lost, it may drop to $2500 or even $2100. However, at the same time, institutional funds (such as suspected Bitmine addresses) are still actively buying. Market sentiment 'extreme fear' (fear of greed index 16); The cryptocurrency market experienced a general decline, with AI and NFT sectors leading the decline; Within 24 hours, the total amount of online liquidation reached 510 million US dollars. Today's forward-looking and hot topics: including the launch of multiple tokens, removal of trading pairs, and large-scale unlocking events; Hot news involves institutional bottom fishing, huge whale position losses, release of US CPI data, and new proposals for well-known projects.