2026-01-08 03:21:58

Consistent with the previous analysis, Bitcoin has already filled the first gap, followed by a rebound rally. However, this rebound is relatively limited in strength.

Currently, Bitcoin is still hovering around the 91,000 level, which is a very critical support line. If this level can hold, there is still a possibility for Bitcoin to continue upward. Conversely, once it breaks below this support, it is likely to test the second gap at 88,000, where the pressure will be even greater.

For traders who are already holding short positions, it is recommended to adopt a phased take-profit strategy and avoid closing all positions at once. Keep some positions open to observe whether the 91,000 level can be broken. This way, you can lock in some profits without missing out on potential subsequent market opportunities. In the short term, the performance of this support level will directly determine the future market trend and requires close attention.

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BlockBargainHunter

· 01-09 14:11

Is it really crucial to hold the 91,000? Or should I sell in batches? I'm a bit unsure.

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MetaMasked

· 01-08 09:31

If I can't hold this critical level at 91,000, I'll just exit directly. Taking profits in batches sounds good, but when the market turns, it can break apart in a second.

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MagicBean

· 01-08 03:51

If I can't hold 91,000, I'll have to cut my losses. This rebound's strength is really weak. --- Continue holding short positions. Taking profits in stages sounds good, but I'm worried I won't be able to stop the fall if it drops to 88,000. --- Key support level, gotta keep a close eye on it. If it breaks, just accept the loss. --- By the way, why is this rebound so weak? It feels like it's about to break through at any moment. --- Taking profits in stages is indeed safer, but it also depends on luck. That 88,000 level is a deep trap.

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DAOdreamer

· 01-08 03:48

The 91,000 level is really a bit risky; it feels like it could break at any time. Wait, is partial profit-taking really reliable? It seems easy to get repeatedly cut. If it breaks below 88,000, it's game over; no one can save it then. This rebound feels like a false alarm; the pressure is obvious. But on the other hand, only if it holds can there be a reason to play.

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MetaverseVagabond

· 01-08 03:48

If I can't hold 91,000, I'll just go all-in on the short position. Anyway, I've already lost everything.

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BTCRetirementFund

· 01-08 03:43

If we can't hold this critical level at 91,000, we'll really start to panic. The previous rebound was indeed a bit exhausting. The suggestion to take profits in stages is good. I have already sold half my position, and I'll see if I can catch the gap at 88,000 before making further decisions.

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RuntimeError

· 01-08 03:43

The 91,000 level is really a bit risky; it feels like it could drop at any moment. Brothers holding short positions are taking profits in batches—no problem there, just worried about greed causing missed opportunities. Is 88,000 the bottom? That would be the real test.

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BetterLuckyThanSmart

· 01-08 03:37

Whether 91000 can hold or not is really crucial; it feels like we'll know within an hour. Gradual profit-taking is indeed more stable; it's much smarter than going all-in and exiting. If that gap at 88000 really drops, it will be tough; let's see how it goes.

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