2026-01-15 02:25:27

Observed that Bitcoin has formed strong support at 3290, with 3400 acting as a resistance level. Yesterday morning, when it rebounded to 3362, I chose to take profits, and the 97285 short contracts I held previously were also closed. Recently, I have shifted to trend trading mainly, and short-term bearish opportunities are still being observed.

From a timing perspective, the 13th is usually a technical turning point, and on the 15th, a key cryptocurrency regulation bill is expected to advance. These two time windows may bring volatility opportunities. Currently, I prefer to stay in cash and wait for clearer directional signals before re-entering. Under the influence of policy expectations and technical factors, there may be good short-term positioning opportunities.

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LiquidationAlert

· 10h ago

Haha, still holding a vacant position and waiting on the sidelines. Are you tired of this routine... waiting for signals until the flowers wither? --- The two time points on the 13th and 15th... sound quite impressive. I bet 5 dollars that it’s just another false alarm. --- I’d laugh if the take profit is at 3362. Feels a bit early? --- The trend trading adjustment was quite timely, but with the current market looking so bearish, there really aren’t many opportunities. --- Policy expectations are at their peak, but when it actually materializes, it often results in reverse dumping... I’ve heard this logic too many times. --- Holding a vacant position and waiting on the sidelines is the way to go. Anyway, if you can’t make money, don’t bother. --- Can 3400 really be broken? I think it’s doubtful. --- This short opportunity is indeed more stable for observation. Don’t rush to get in.

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hodl_therapist

· 10h ago

The 3290 support is indeed solid, but the 3400 resistance feels a bit weak, and it could break through at any time. Waiting for the 13th and 15th, it will definitely get lively then. Staying out of the market now is the right move. The take-profit move was smart; I damn well wasn't this decisive... The volatility on the day of the regulatory bill will probably be off the charts. Watching the show.

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GasWastingMaximalist

· 10h ago

As long as 3290 holds, it's all good. What if 3400 can't be broken? Waiting on signals with an empty position is a good move; I think so too. Whether the turn can really happen on the 13th and 15th depends; policies are too unpredictable. Trend trading is indeed much more reliable than short-term trading, it's more hassle-free.

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GasGuzzler

· 10h ago

If 3400 can't be broken, then we have to wait and see. Let's see how the policies unfold on the 13th and 15th.

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airdrop_huntress

· 10h ago

It's really embarrassing that 3400 can't be broken, still have to wait and see on the 13th.

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SmartContractPhobia

· 10h ago

3290 support is indeed solid, but I have some reservations about the operation on the 13th. Waiting for the regulatory implementation on the 15th seems to be the real active moment. Holding a vacant position and waiting is wise, but don't miss out. Is 3400 really that difficult to break? The technical aspect feels a bit虚. I think there's a lot of hype around policy expectations; it depends on actual progress. Taking profit at 3362 is a relatively稳健 move. Trading contracts really requires caution. Focus on short-term observation; don't let FOMO cloud your judgment.

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StakeOrRegret

· 10h ago

3362 take profit is really stable, not greedy this time, which is good. I'm just worried that if the two time points on the 13th and 15th trigger a surge, staying in cash and waiting is indeed wise... By the way, can the 3290 support level hold? It feels like recent policies are coming one after another, making it a bit hard to predict. On the day the regulatory bill advances, you need to keep your phone close; when volatility hits, seize the opportunity. Days in cash are the hardest to endure, just waiting for signals... But taking profit and exiting is always better than being trapped; I admire your approach.

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