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#美SEC推动加密创新监管 Let's take a look at the market data tonight, November 29.



Bitcoin is currently fluctuating within a range, and the 89000 level has been tested several times, but it just won't drop. This indicates that the buying pressure is quite stable here. Although everyone is watching from the sidelines, trading volume is starting to pick up a bit, and the MACD is about to turn bullish. It feels like momentum is slowly building.

How to do it in practice? My thinking is still bullish.

You can enter in batches within the range of 89200 to 90000, don't go all in at once. Set the defense position below 88800, if it breaks, just accept it. The initial target is 91500, if it breaks through, aim for around 92200.

The approach over there is similar, consider positioning between 2960-3000, with a protective level set below 2930, targeting the line from 3030 to 3060.

At this stage, it feels like the calm before the storm. The key is to keep an eye on those resistance levels and see if the volume can keep up. When volume and price work together, the probability of a breakout increases.
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failed_dev_successful_apevip
· 9h ago
89000 this key level is indeed holding up, it looks like the market makers don't want to fall down. It's rational to enter in batches, don't get carried away with a single throw.
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TestnetFreeloadervip
· 9h ago
89000 is really holding strong as a key level, and the buying power is quite resilient. I just want to see if it can truly break through 91500.
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TokenomicsPolicevip
· 11-29 12:56
The position at 89000 is really holding strong, but I still have some doubts about whether this wave can really break through, it depends on whether the volume supports it. If the price and volume don't cooperate, it's just nonsense; MACD turning bullish isn't necessarily useful. It feels like we are waiting for the SEC's movements; if the regulation eases, it might directly pump. It's not wrong to enter in batches, just don't go all in during this kind of market, it's too risky. Is 88800 really the last line of defense? If it breaks, I will really take the loss.
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WalletDivorcervip
· 11-29 12:55
89000 this hurdle really can't hold anymore, once the volume comes up, it has to break through This wave feels a bit anxious, if I had known earlier, I would have hoarded more Waiting for the SEC to settle down, feels like that's when the real show begins It's right to layout in batches, don't go all in at once
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ProposalManiacvip
· 11-29 12:55
The fact that 89000 has been sustained for so long indicates that there is still a bottom Consensus. However, what I care about more is whether the incentive mechanism for this rebound is designed reasonably enough. In other words, why should retail investors follow the rhythm of institutions? I haven't seen enough volume to support this, so I am somewhat reserved.
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LiquidationWatchervip
· 11-29 12:43
89000 is really a tough hurdle, but I think this actually indicates that the bottom is holding. 89000 is about to break, right? If the volume keeps up, I bet it will surge to 92. It's the calm before the storm again, always saying this, but can it really rise this time? Gradual positioning is the right way, don't just go all in. Has the MACD turned bullish? I still don't quite understand.
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Frontrunnervip
· 11-29 12:39
89000 is really a tough hurdle, the buying pressure is holding strong, it feels like it's about to rise. If the volume increases, there will be hope, now it's just a matter of waiting for that breakthrough. Entering a position in batches is definitely the right move, going all in is truly a gambling behavior. Let’s see how it performs on the 30th before settling the accounts.
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fork_in_the_roadvip
· 11-29 12:33
89000 is really a solid position, long positions are holding up well. Old ginger is not spicy; just look at whether the volume is strong or not. Gradual deployment is the way to go; those who play all at once are all warriors. The calm before the storm? I think it might just be calm for a while. Let's talk about going long on the MACD after it flips; it's too early to make claims now. Can 91500 really break? I’ll believe it halfway for now. Good volume-price coordination is the hard truth; just looking at the charts is too superficial. If 88800 can’t hold, those who need to cut losses will be crying again. Saying to deploy in batches is easy, but maintaining the right mindset during actual operations is difficult.
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MetaverseLandladyvip
· 11-29 12:32
89000 is really holding strong at this level, quite interesting It seems that the trade volume is accumulating, but we need to wait and see if it can achieve higher trade volumes and break through Before the MACD turns bullish, I will wait and observe, no need to rush.
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