2026-01-09 03:33:15

Recently, I have developed a clearer understanding of the market.

Looking at Bitcoin, on the hourly chart, it is oscillating near the boundary between bulls and bears. The 90800 level has formed a solid support, while the 91300 level above corresponds to the Fibonacci 0.786 resistance, which clearly suppresses the price. From a trading perspective, as long as it effectively breaks above 91300, it should be considered a bullish entry. Conversely, if it falls below 90800, it’s better to go short. This range has become the most critical battleground at the moment.

Ethereum mainly follows Bitcoin’s rhythm. Don’t rush to go long below 3100; wait until it breaks above 3130 before considering a long position. If it cannot break through consistently, then it’s time to consider short opportunities. The overall strategy revolves around these key levels.

BTC0,37%

ETH1,18%

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MerkleMaid

· 2h ago

The 90800 to 91300 range is really a dead zone, stuck here every day. When will it break out? ETH is even more ridiculous, stubbornly refusing to move below 3100. This rhythm is really a bit frustrating. Let's see if it breaks through; for now, it's all just oscillation and gas fees.

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LiquidityNinja

· 4h ago

It's really frustrating that 91,300 can't be broken. It feels like it's just being tested repeatedly there.

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NFTArtisanHQ

· 8h ago

ngl the fibonacci resistance framing here feels almost like you're choreographing price action through aesthetic theory... 91300 as this inevitable threshold, but what if the market's refusing your narrative? that's the real art piece

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AirdropFreedom

· 01-09 04:01

If 91,300 can't be broken, we have to wait. This range is really stuck.

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GateUser-9f682d4c

· 01-09 03:59

It's really frustrating that 91300 can't be broken; it feels like this resistance level is sticking. Just hold your position, anyway 90800 is right there. Is the 3130 line really that magical? It feels like we're testing it every day. Let's wait and see; only consider shorting if 90800 is broken. I'm really afraid to touch below 3100. The thrill of breaking through versus the frustration of being trapped—which one to choose? If this range continues sideways, I'm going to sleep.

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IfIWereOnChain

· 01-09 03:55

Breaking 91,300 is impossible, really suffocating. Just waiting for that moment.

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GasFeeNightmare

· 01-09 03:50

It's really frustrating that 91,300 can't be broken through; it always gets stuck here.

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shadowy_supercoder

· 01-09 03:45

Bro, this analysis feels quite on point. The box between 90800 and 91300 really needs to be defended. --- It's Fibonacci again, and a key level. The pattern is the same old, just depends on whether we can really break through. --- Wait, are you saying that as long as it breaks 91300, we go all-in long? Isn't that a bit risky? --- When will ETH stop following the trend? I always feel like I can't break free. --- This line of thinking feels like I've heard it a thousand times, but the key is that I always can't hold my position when executing.

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