Bitcoin has long become an aging asset, and the market fluctuations have made life feel hopeless. Remember those days when it was pumped eight times a day? Now, a 8-day rally is considered lucky. The bear market is just this kind of temperament—interest wanes, and the rhythm is completely disrupted.
Instead of shouting buy/sell signals every day, it's better to occasionally provide solid analysis. How do you see the current situation? The rebound top is stuck at the 95,000 level, and the probability of breaking through is low. For traders who don't want to be tortured by volatility, this might actually be an opportunity—opening high-leverage short positions at high levels to get ahead of the game. The key is patience, waiting for a real sharp decline to appear.
Market charts show that we are currently in a clear resistance zone. Bitcoin is unlikely to break through resistance in the short term, and the risk of a pullback is gradually increasing. Remember: the market will always reward those who can endure.
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SellTheBounce
· 21h ago
You're telling stories again. The 95,000 mark has long been tired of hearing about it. The real bottom hasn't arrived yet, so don't rush to get on board.
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CommunityLurker
· 01-08 00:55
95,000, I think this level requires repeated attempts. Don't rush.
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Is it an isosceles cut? I think we should wait for a pullback to clear out.
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This rhythm is really frustrating. It's better to go for a low-leverage short position steadily.
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Patience is the key to being a winner. There's nothing wrong with that.
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Endless grinding is truly torturous. No reason to see a breakout coming.
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Those who are patient will ultimately laugh the most wildly.
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Once you reach 95,000, it's time to run. Don't be greedy.
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CoffeeNFTs
· 01-08 00:55
95,000 is really a tough hurdle, and I'm also waiting for that wave of cut in half.
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MevWhisperer
· 01-08 00:54
I can't break through the 95,000 level yet, might as well go all-in on short positions and cut them in half.
The bear market is really exhausting; I can't get back the happiness of 8 trades a day.
Patience is key, that's true, but who the hell can endure it?
Senior assets are so real; the rhythm is shattered just like my heart.
Start with low-leverage short positions to get a position; there's some value, let's see if I can hold on to the bottom.
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FreeRider
· 01-08 00:51
If you can't break through 95,000, just go short directly. It's idle anyway.
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MevSandwich
· 01-08 00:45
95,000 can't be broken through? I bet five naan it will break next week
Waiting for a sharp drop, patience is the key to making money
Grinding so hard, but short positions are still more comfortable
Eight times a day? Bro, that's from the last century
Just hold your position here, there's plenty of time anyway
This resistance level is really weak, just wait for a reversal
Those who can't resist opening positions are just here to give smart people their money
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PhantomHunter
· 01-08 00:25
The 95,000 mark is indeed a tough nut to crack. Instead of waiting for a breakthrough, it's better to think about how to buy the dip.
Bitcoin has long become an aging asset, and the market fluctuations have made life feel hopeless. Remember those days when it was pumped eight times a day? Now, a 8-day rally is considered lucky. The bear market is just this kind of temperament—interest wanes, and the rhythm is completely disrupted.
Instead of shouting buy/sell signals every day, it's better to occasionally provide solid analysis. How do you see the current situation? The rebound top is stuck at the 95,000 level, and the probability of breaking through is low. For traders who don't want to be tortured by volatility, this might actually be an opportunity—opening high-leverage short positions at high levels to get ahead of the game. The key is patience, waiting for a real sharp decline to appear.
Market charts show that we are currently in a clear resistance zone. Bitcoin is unlikely to break through resistance in the short term, and the risk of a pullback is gradually increasing. Remember: the market will always reward those who can endure.