Good morning, traders! I am the market analyst. Yesterday, Bitcoin was quite weak, starting to rebound from around 90,600 in the early hours. It’s now steady around 91,200. To be honest, the bullish outlook I provided yesterday didn’t fully materialize. There were good profit opportunities initially, but greed ruined them—that’s also why we must strictly follow our take-profit plan. The rebound has now begun, and in the short term, the key is to see how far this rebound can go.
From the daily chart, there was a continuous upward move followed by a large bearish candle that retraced significantly. However, based on the candlestick rhythm, a single bearish candle does not yet signal a trend reversal. The short-term correction is just a correction; don’t overinterpret it as a change in direction.
Looking at the 4-hour chart, this decline has already touched the lower Bollinger Band support area and stopped. What does this indicate? The buying support below is still present, and there isn’t much room to chase short positions further. Instead, be cautious of a potential rebound at any moment. At this point, chasing short positions at low levels is not very wise.
**Thursday Morning Strategy:** $BTC should be long in the 91000-90500 range, with targets around 93000-95000. $ETH can follow a similar approach.
There are no shortcuts in trading. What we want is to survive longer and earn steadily, not to achieve overnight riches. The market will test your patience, and volatility will challenge your discipline. Stick to the rules, manage your risks well, and over the long term, you can achieve stable profits.
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TerraNeverForget
· 01-08 00:40
Stopped out again, greed really is the poison of trading. It looks like this rebound still needs to be observed; can we chase the 91,000-90,500 range, or are we afraid of stepping on a landmine again?
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FOMOrektGuy
· 01-08 00:32
Trying to cut my leeks again, is it that simple to buy in at 91,000?
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RooftopReserver
· 01-08 00:23
Talking about the importance of taking profits again, and you're right. Last time, I lost because I was too greedy.
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ClassicDumpster
· 01-08 00:19
Coming to cut us again? That's what was said last time about the bullish outlook.
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BitcoinDaddy
· 01-08 00:12
Got stopped out again. Greed really is the poison of trading.
#2026年比特币价格展望 Thursday Early Morning Market Recap
Good morning, traders! I am the market analyst. Yesterday, Bitcoin was quite weak, starting to rebound from around 90,600 in the early hours. It’s now steady around 91,200. To be honest, the bullish outlook I provided yesterday didn’t fully materialize. There were good profit opportunities initially, but greed ruined them—that’s also why we must strictly follow our take-profit plan. The rebound has now begun, and in the short term, the key is to see how far this rebound can go.
From the daily chart, there was a continuous upward move followed by a large bearish candle that retraced significantly. However, based on the candlestick rhythm, a single bearish candle does not yet signal a trend reversal. The short-term correction is just a correction; don’t overinterpret it as a change in direction.
Looking at the 4-hour chart, this decline has already touched the lower Bollinger Band support area and stopped. What does this indicate? The buying support below is still present, and there isn’t much room to chase short positions further. Instead, be cautious of a potential rebound at any moment. At this point, chasing short positions at low levels is not very wise.
**Thursday Morning Strategy:** $BTC should be long in the 91000-90500 range, with targets around 93000-95000. $ETH can follow a similar approach.
There are no shortcuts in trading. What we want is to survive longer and earn steadily, not to achieve overnight riches. The market will test your patience, and volatility will challenge your discipline. Stick to the rules, manage your risks well, and over the long term, you can achieve stable profits.