#美国贸易赤字状况 January 9th midday BTC/ETH market outlook
Everyone, it's time to share some technical insights. Getting straight to the point—$BTC remains more stable with a bearish outlook for now. Previously, the short positions around 94500 and the 3260–3300 range have hit the expected targets, and those who took profits can continue to look for larger gains to participate in. Yesterday’s shorts around 90600–91500 saw a low of 89240 before bouncing back. This level coincides with the 0.618 Fibonacci retracement support, but I believe it’s just a short-term rebound, still far from a reversal.
On the daily chart, $BTC touched the bottom of the cloud and the baseline near 89400 yesterday and rebounded. It’s still below the 90-day and 200-day moving averages—indicating the bearish trend has not been broken. The cloud top around 98500 is still pressing down. On the hourly chart, after touching the 200-day moving average, it quickly rebounded. To break through, it needs to surpass several resistance levels: the extension line at 91500, BBI, baseline at 92000, and the 0.618 Fibonacci retracement at 92700. These levels are good for short entries. Support levels below include the minor support at 90500, previous low at 89500, and cloud support. If these break, keep an eye on 88000–87600–86000. Further down are 84600–81400–78500.
Specific entry ideas: Short in the 91500–92000–92700 zone, with a stop-loss above 93300. First target: 90500–89500; second target: 88000–86000; third target: 84600–81400.
As for $ETH, the previous short positions around 3260–3310 were opened at an average of 3280. Those who have already taken partial profits at lower targets can hold further for more gains. Resistance levels are at 3130, 3180, and 3210, where additional short entries can be considered. Key support levels below are 3060, and then 2980–2917–2890. If broken, look at 2750.
All above are personal analyses for reference only. Please make rational judgments. Market trading involves a combination of method and luck—don’t be overconfident. Wishing everyone smooth trading and all your goals achieved.
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OfflineValidator
· 01-11 17:13
It's another bearish trap. I'm also watching the 91-92 range, but it feels like this rebound has some strength.
It would be a real problem if 88,000 is broken. It's a bit early to say it's a decline now.
ETH faces dense resistance levels, so there's not much room for short-term battles.
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GateUser-5854de8b
· 01-09 16:50
Damn, this short-term strategy is really solid. I also followed the move at 91,500. Now I'm just waiting for it to crash down.
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AirdropBlackHole
· 01-09 11:37
Bro, there's some logic to this order, the 89 support is holding tightly
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It's both a short and a rebound, I just want to know who is actually making money
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Is that 92700 line really that stable? The position you mentioned last time didn't hold either
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Stop loss at 93300, it’s over 400 points away, that’s a bit painful
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ETH dropping to 2750 feels a bit harsh, can it go that low?
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Old brother, you speak nicely, but it’s basically just betting on a decline
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This technical analysis looks quite detailed, but I don’t know if the market will buy it
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Can that 89500 level be broken? Feels like there are buy orders guarding it
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I just want to ask, with such aggressive shorting, where is the bottom?
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Scaling out gradually sounds good, but I’m worried a reversal might wipe it all out
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LowCapGemHunter
· 01-09 05:20
This guy's short position setup is somewhat decent, but I don't think the 98500 level can be broken. BTC's recent rebound momentum is quite strong.
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Try 92700, anyway it's all about luck.
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Wait, isn't the stop loss at 93300 a typo? It seems a bit off.
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I see ETH at 3180 as a potential bottom, don't blindly short.
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Following this logic, I hope I won't get stopped out again.
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Analyzing like this every day, if I were accurate every time, I would be financially free by now. It still comes down to luck.
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I just want to know why it's always a bearish outlook. Is the bear market really at the bottom?
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OnChainDetective
· 01-09 05:16
yo wait... 91500-92700 zone looking sus rn, that resistance cluster don't add up with the wallet flow i'm seeing. typical pattern before the rug pull signature hits different 🤔
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OffchainWinner
· 01-09 05:16
The 91,500 range indeed offers good value for money, but we need to see a breakdown before making a move.
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MevHunter
· 01-09 04:53
Oh no, it's another round of bearish rhetoric. It seems this brother is really obsessed with the decline.
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GasFeeNightmare
· 01-09 04:50
The bearish strategy is indeed solid, and this rebound getting stuck at the Fibonacci level is quite interesting. Keep a close eye on the defense lines at 92,700; the cost-performance ratio is pretty good.
Wait, is the target written as 905,000 a typo... should it be 89,500? Haha.
The idea of building positions at 3,280 on ETH and taking profits in stages is fine; just keep chasing it.
#美国贸易赤字状况 January 9th midday BTC/ETH market outlook
Everyone, it's time to share some technical insights. Getting straight to the point—$BTC remains more stable with a bearish outlook for now. Previously, the short positions around 94500 and the 3260–3300 range have hit the expected targets, and those who took profits can continue to look for larger gains to participate in. Yesterday’s shorts around 90600–91500 saw a low of 89240 before bouncing back. This level coincides with the 0.618 Fibonacci retracement support, but I believe it’s just a short-term rebound, still far from a reversal.
On the daily chart, $BTC touched the bottom of the cloud and the baseline near 89400 yesterday and rebounded. It’s still below the 90-day and 200-day moving averages—indicating the bearish trend has not been broken. The cloud top around 98500 is still pressing down. On the hourly chart, after touching the 200-day moving average, it quickly rebounded. To break through, it needs to surpass several resistance levels: the extension line at 91500, BBI, baseline at 92000, and the 0.618 Fibonacci retracement at 92700. These levels are good for short entries. Support levels below include the minor support at 90500, previous low at 89500, and cloud support. If these break, keep an eye on 88000–87600–86000. Further down are 84600–81400–78500.
Specific entry ideas: Short in the 91500–92000–92700 zone, with a stop-loss above 93300. First target: 90500–89500; second target: 88000–86000; third target: 84600–81400.
As for $ETH, the previous short positions around 3260–3310 were opened at an average of 3280. Those who have already taken partial profits at lower targets can hold further for more gains. Resistance levels are at 3130, 3180, and 3210, where additional short entries can be considered. Key support levels below are 3060, and then 2980–2917–2890. If broken, look at 2750.
All above are personal analyses for reference only. Please make rational judgments. Market trading involves a combination of method and luck—don’t be overconfident. Wishing everyone smooth trading and all your goals achieved.