2026-01-09 02:30:13

Recent market traffic has been relatively sluggish, and many traders are in a wait-and-see phase. However, for those with the intention, this is a good opportunity to refine trading strategies. Today, I have prepared a real-time reference ETH and BTC trading plan for everyone.

**ETH Technical Analysis**

Last night, ETH tested the key support level at 3050 again, followed by a slight rebound. From the 4-hour K-line, Fibonacci ratios indicate that the resistance level above is around 3200, while the support is at the 0.382 retracement level, approximately 3020.

If you want to short high and buy low, consider gradually positioning within the 3150-3175-3200 range. Conversely, if you anticipate a rebound, the area around 3050 to 3030 is a good entry point for long positions. Both strategies are worth paying attention to in terms of current trend alignment.

**BTC Low-Range Buying Opportunities**

For BTC, focus on the 4-hour moving averages (MA60-MA120). Once the price pulls back to this level, consider a moderate rebound to go long. Specifically, around 89,000 is a good signal area to gradually build positions between 89,000 and 89,500.

Looking upward, 92,000 is a key resistance. Once broken, there could be opportunities for short positions between 92,000 and 92,500. The key is to wait for a clear breakout signal before acting.

Overall, the volatility during Black Friday provides us with more options. Whether shorting high or buying low, identifying the right entry points and gradually building positions can significantly improve success rates.

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MysteryBoxAddict

· 01-10 10:33

Alright, I've been accumulating at the 89,000 level for a while, just waiting for a breakout signal.

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SatoshiHeir

· 01-09 02:56

It should be pointed out that this batch-by-batch layout argument has obvious flaws. Looking at the Fibonacci 0.382 level—it's clear that this is still using technical analysis frameworks from the fiat currency era and has not truly returned to the fundamental on-chain data perspective. I agree with the 89,000-89,500 range, but according to the principles of the white paper, the key is to observe the on-chain movements of large wallet addresses, rather than just relying on moving average signals. Undoubtedly, the current volatile market is indeed a testing ground for traders, but the question is—how many of you truly understand that Bitcoin is not only a technological revolution but also a reflection of value consensus?

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TradFiRefugee

· 01-09 02:50

Black Friday market conditions really make it easy to buy the dip near the middle of the mountain; I agree with the strategy of deploying in batches.

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rug_connoisseur

· 01-09 02:44

A sluggish market is indeed a time for cultivation; deploying in phases with this approach is still reliable.

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just_here_for_vibes

· 01-09 02:42

Black Friday market is like this; deploying in batches is the way to go, and sticking to discipline is the key to making money.

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FarmToRiches

· 01-09 02:42

3050 how many times have I jumped over this pit, I'm really tired --- Splitting the layout sounds good, but in practice it's the opposite --- Bearish market? I feel like it's more intense than before --- Listening to the 89000 long position is enough, don't go all in brother --- Fibonacci is back again, does this thing really work? --- Black Friday volatility is just a leek harvesting machine, don't fall for the tricks --- I bet the 3200 resistance level will break today, is anyone with me? --- It's another batch, waiting for signals again, all talk is just because they don't dare to go in --- That 92000 barrier, I don't know when I'll have to wait until the Year of the Monkey --- Refining ideas is good, but don't refine after losing everything

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SilentObserver

· 01-09 02:40

Black Friday's volatility is indeed a good opportunity for practice, but I still think it's more prudent to wait for signals before taking action. --- I've been eyeing the 3050 level for a while, just didn't dare to chase the high, got cold feet. --- I've heard this idea of stacking positions in batches too many times; the key is to grasp the rhythm, otherwise it's just slow chronic loss. --- Is it really that easy to break through 92,000? I doubt it. Better to stick with the bulls around 89,000. --- Feeling out the market during a downturn? I feel like I'm just honing my losing experience, hahaha. --- The three price points for ETH are quite clear, but the real question is whether it will break down, that's the gamble. --- Waiting for a clear breakout signal before acting—easier said than done. By the time the signal comes, it's already up a hundred points. --- The Fibonacci sequence again. I've used it for so long but still don't quite understand it; it's mostly luck. --- Instead of stacking positions in batches, better to observe a three- or five-day cycle first. Short-term market noise is too much. --- Selling high in the 3150 to 3200 range? I'm afraid if I sell, it'll just shoot straight up. Are you cursing me? --- The idea of entering low buy points is the most dangerous because there's always a lower one waiting for you.

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AirdropAnxiety

· 01-09 02:37

When the market is sluggish, you should go all in; otherwise, how can you call yourself a trader? --- Buy at 89,000 and explode, waiting to get rich --- The support level at 3050 keeps breaking and not breaking, I really want to smash myself --- The most feared thing in a choppy market is being squeezed, no matter how good the position is, it's useless --- Black Friday market is really hard to trade, I've tried the batch-building approach before --- If 92,000 breaks through, I’ll follow; otherwise, I’ll keep lying flat and watching the show --- Can ETH rebound to 3200 this wave? I’m skeptical --- Finding the right position sounds easy, but can you really find the right one? --- It's actually easier to get caught in a trap when the market is low, be more cautious --- BTC is the king, ETH has nothing much to look forward to in this wave

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