2026-01-07 17:26:54

Holding 91,500 and over 3,180 tokens, don't rush to sell yet. Getting trapped? It’s normal to see oscillations within the range—drop and then rise, rise and then drop, this is standard operation. As long as the range isn’t broken, the strategy remains the same—no chasing until it breaks.

For Bitcoin, support levels are at 90,500 and 90,000. Once broken, the rebound ends, and the bears will start to perform. Resistance is around 94,500; whether it can break above this is crucial—if it does, the bulls can continue, heading straight for 98,000; if not, expect repeated fluctuations.

For those not in the market, two opportunities: around midnight at 3,120 and near 91,000 for low buy-ins, or more aggressively, entering around 3,170 and 91,500.

Honestly, a rebound after a series of bullish days is normal. The previous high resistance is there, but the key support is still intact, so there’s no need to chase short positions. When it’s time to go long, go long.

Short-term target levels are 3,220, 3,280, and 3,350 for coins; for Bitcoin, three targets—92,500, 93,500, and 94,500, watch for each breakthrough one by one.

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YieldWhisperer

· 01-09 08:53

nah hold up, the math on these support levels doesn't actually check out... did they even backtest this zone properly?

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StakeOrRegret

· 01-07 23:51

Damn it, it's another round of repeated shakeouts. I just can't understand why I always get cut. Is 94500 really that crucial? It seems like every time they say it's a key level, it never breaks.

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AirdropCollector

· 01-07 17:51

94500 that key resistance is really crucial. If it can't break through, it will just keep fluctuating. The bulls need to stabilize. No chasing without a break, this strategy is the safest and most worry-free. Hold onto that 91500 point, don't panic. It's just a shakeout, a normal rhythm. That 3120 ambush point is indeed tempting. Let's see if it can be achieved by midnight. That 98000 target sounds great, but first we need to handle 94500. Ah, it's that time again when we need more, and I can hear this ten times over.

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MetaverseLandlord

· 01-07 17:49

I admit I can't argue with "no break, no chase," but if 94,500 really can't be broken, let's see how you explain this wave of market行情

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ForkYouPayMe

· 01-07 17:48

If 94500 can't be broken through, we need to prepare for a drop. The bulls aren't that strong.

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RamenDeFiSurvivor

· 01-07 17:32

Breaking 90500 means more longs, simple and straightforward is just more effective. --- It's that same washout theory again, every time claiming it's normal operation, but still getting cut, haha. --- Is 94500 really such a critical threshold? Feels like every level is said to be crucial. --- What about the group that bought in at 3170, how are they doing now? Are there any still alive? --- Low buy ambush sounds easy, but I'm afraid it could be a six-month hold. --- If support breaks, there's no hope. This logic isn't wrong, but support levels never specify when they'll break. --- At this pace, will we see 98000 this year? It's really a bit uncertain. --- I believe in a normal rebound after a bullish day, but normal or not, the account is still losing money. --- Targeting 3220, 3280, 3350, looking at each one, this is just a fancy way of saying there's no precise number.

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BetterLuckyThanSmart

· 01-07 17:32

Hold tight and don't move. This round of shakeout is just eating up chips. If it can't break the support, continue to go long. 94500 is the real watershed. Break above it and head straight to 98k; if you can't break it, keep oscillating. The low buy setup at 3170 and 91500 is indeed fierce, wait for the rebound at 3120 in the early morning. The previous high resistance is really annoying, but as long as the support is still there, don't be afraid. Go long if it's justified. Eat through these points one by one: 92500, 93500, 94500. Don't be greedy. As long as it doesn't break 90000, it's fine. Once it breaks, get ready to watch the bears perform. Consecutive bullish days with a pullback are very normal. Beginners always want to chase short positions, but end up getting cut painfully. The target of 98000 looks good, but first, we need to get past 94500.

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