I recently came across a clearer trading idea and want to share it with everyone.
**Bitcoin's key levels are very important.** Currently, the 90800 level is supporting the price below, while above there is a Fibonacci 0.786 resistance at 91300. So the idea is straightforward—if it breaks above 91300, consider going long; if it falls below 90800, think about shorting. These two levels are the current dividing lines.
**Ethereum follows Bitcoin's rhythm.** There’s little need to enter long positions below 3100, but once it breaks above 3130, you can follow the trend and go long. Conversely, if it fails to break 3130, consider shorting opportunities.
The benefit of setting levels like this is that the logic is clear, and there’s no need to overthink. The key support and resistance levels are right there, and you just follow the chart.
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MoneyBurnerSociety
· 6h ago
Ah, is the position clear? I thought the same last time, but when 90800 was broken, I didn't react in time and now I'm the king of negative alpha.
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Ser_APY_2000
· 01-09 04:02
I saw these two points early on; the key is disciplined execution.
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BakedCatFanboy
· 01-09 03:58
It's the Fibonacci setup again, but this time the levels are clearly marked.
If 90800 breaks, just admit defeat—it's a bit interesting.
Ethereum really has no room for action right now; let's wait for 3130.
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BlockchainNewbie
· 01-09 03:56
90800 and 91300, these two levels are locked in, clean and crisp.
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DaoTherapy
· 01-09 03:44
90800 really held up, kind of interesting
Break through 91300 and then talk
Ethereum is still a follower, the rhythm is completely led by Bitcoin
Waiting for the moment of 3130, feels like hanging in the balance
Point-based analysis, no matter how you look at it, is correct, but executing that one move is the hardest
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GasWhisperer
· 01-09 03:43
ngl the fib levels here are giving me those mempool clarity vibes... clean support/resistance structure, but have we checked the transaction timing on these breakouts? 90800 and 91300 feel almost too textbook lol
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HorizonHunter
· 01-09 03:34
If 91,300 can't be broken, I think we still have to wait.
I recently came across a clearer trading idea and want to share it with everyone.
**Bitcoin's key levels are very important.** Currently, the 90800 level is supporting the price below, while above there is a Fibonacci 0.786 resistance at 91300. So the idea is straightforward—if it breaks above 91300, consider going long; if it falls below 90800, think about shorting. These two levels are the current dividing lines.
**Ethereum follows Bitcoin's rhythm.** There’s little need to enter long positions below 3100, but once it breaks above 3130, you can follow the trend and go long. Conversely, if it fails to break 3130, consider shorting opportunities.
The benefit of setting levels like this is that the logic is clear, and there’s no need to overthink. The key support and resistance levels are right there, and you just follow the chart.