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Christmas holiday liquidity is tight, and it cannot be ruled out that another deleveraging action may take place before Old Trump takes office, with strong market risk aversion.

The rebound of the big pie yesterday did not form a continuation, so it is still in the correction phase of the rebound decline, and at least the market has not given a short-term upward signal. After the collapse of the upper range last week, the short-term bears naturally formed obvious pressure, coupled with the upcoming Christmas holiday, some external factors also led to strong bearish sentiment in the market.

Yesterday's rebound in the 98000 area did not continue to break upward, showing a tendency to pull back. After being pressured back, the four-hour line tested the 93500 position, which has not been lost. If it breaks down effectively, the bears will naturally further decline, and attention needs to be paid to 92000 below; if the subsequent non-farm data is negative, it may directly drop to the 90000 area to find support.

Currently, the support for the big pie is at 93500, with resistance at 98500; Ethereum's resistance is at 3500, with support at 3200.