2026-01-09 02:27:32

The recent market rhythm is indeed interesting. Bitcoin's rally that started on the 2nd has now retraced about half of its gains. Yesterday, there was another wave of long and short traps, with both 700 and @E5@15 levels successfully taken profit.

The current situation is: Bitcoin has broken through the one-hour level of the long-short dividing line, while Ethereum is still hesitating at a critical position. If Ethereum can also break through this line, there is a high probability of continued rebound. Currently, around 93,000, there is still significant liquidation strength, which was the main reason for going long since last night.

Long positions have already been established. The current strategy is to take profits in stages to protect gains. To be honest, the current market volatility isn't large, and risks are relatively controllable, but the returns may not be as ideal. The best approach is to wait patiently, enter precisely at key levels, and avoid frequent operations.

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zkProofInThePudding

· 14h ago

We still need to watch this key level of 93,000; whether Ethereum can keep up is the real test.

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YieldFarmRefugee

· 01-11 14:32

93000 is really a critical level; after yesterday's move, I know it’s fierce. Wait for Ethereum to break through, or this market will be awkward. Frequent trading really isn't meaningful; it's better to hold onto profits.

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governance_ghost

· 01-11 10:03

93000, will that critical level really collapse directly? It feels like the liquidation pressure is so intense... What is Ethereum hesitating for? Just can't keep up, such temper. I understand the logic of taking profits in batches, but with such small fluctuations now, it's really a bit uncomfortable. Wait, wait, the most annoying thing is waiting, but it seems there's nothing we can do about it haha.

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LayerZeroHero

· 01-09 12:26

This data really deserves a review; the double top wave is indeed a good example of technical validation. I agree with precise entry points; frequent trading just gives away fees to the exchange. The detail about 93000 liquidation intensity is interesting; it proves that liquidity distribution at key levels can indeed predict reversal movements. Waiting for Ethereum to follow through with a breakout—this is the real test of interoperability between protocols. Prioritizing profit protection over chasing returns—I've noted down this strategic approach.

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Gm_Gn_Merchant

· 01-09 02:55

It's satisfying to double down, but when it pulls back, that's when the hesitation starts. This round of market movement is indeed a bit dull. Ethereum is still dragging on there; by the time it breaks through, it feels like it's already too late. The tactic of taking profits in batches has been heard so many times, but the key is whether you can really stick to it without frequent trading... it's difficult. The liquidation intensity around the 93,000 level is indeed a signal, but I still think patience is the hardest part. With low volatility, returns tend to fall short; this is probably the true reflection of the current market. Entering at precise levels sounds easy, but in practice, your hands start to shake when actually executing.

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AlwaysQuestioning

· 01-09 02:49

Can the 93,000 level be broken? It feels a bit uncertain. --- Gradual profit-taking sounds good, but I’m itching to act. --- Waiting for key levels again, it’s easy to say but hard to do. --- When will Ethereum catch up? Waiting is getting a bit frustrating. --- The double buy trend is indeed exciting, but the subsequent fluctuations look dull. --- Risks are controllable, and returns are average; this is the current market flavor. --- It's right not to trade frequently, but who can really stick to that? --- The liquidity at 93,000 is so strong, the bulls are under quite some pressure.

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OnchainHolmes

· 01-09 02:46

93000 this level is really interesting, the strong liquidation intensity is like giving us a free stop-loss reminder. If Ethereum doesn't break through again, I might really start to doubt it, especially since Bitcoin has stabilized. I agree with the tactic of taking profits in batches; compared to going all-in and risking everything in one shot, the psychological pressure is much lower. The market is indeed a bit dull right now; small fluctuations mean fewer opportunities, so we still have to wait for that critical point. Not trading frequently has really saved me several times; previously, I went bankrupt because I kept bottom-fishing too often.

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MissedTheBoat

· 01-09 02:45

Ha, I missed out again. Watching you all make money while I wait here. --- The strategy of taking profits in batches sounds easier to say than to do, brother. --- With a liquidation intensity of 93,000, a quick rebound and explosion isn't unreasonable, right? --- What is Ethereum hesitating for? Are you in or not? --- Now with smaller fluctuations, the profits are also smaller. Not trading makes it even smaller, right? --- I just want to know how you guys manage to enter at precise points. I almost always miss it. --- People who can profit from double entries are life winners; I can only lose from single entries. --- Honestly, patience is still necessary, but it seems like my account is missing that.

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DataOnlooker

· 01-09 02:27

Double buy-in achieved, this feel is pretty good. But now this rebound feels a bit weak, let's wait and see if Ethereum can break through. --- Is 93,000 liquidations so fierce? Probably needs another washout before it stabilizes. --- Partial take-profit is correct, greed is the beginning of losing money. --- When the market is like this, you should wait, don't act frequently, impatience will only lead to mistakes. --- Ethereum is still hesitating, BTC is partying alone, this doesn't seem right. --- Yesterday's double buy-in profit was good, now it's time to learn to hold, don't rush to all-in. --- Is strong liquidation intensity actually a good sign? I need to think about this logic some more. --- Low volatility with average returns, so is this market still worth expecting? --- Precise entry is easy to say, but no one can predict the key levels accurately, just try to get a feel for it.

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