2026-01-10 00:24:57

Recently, Bitcoin and the entire market's performance have indeed been somewhat discouraging, with prices fluctuating repeatedly and no clear trend direction forming. But at this moment, I am reminded of an old trading adage—patience.

Many people ask whether now is the time to get in during this kind of market, but my observation is: sometimes doing nothing is the best action. Waiting is also a form of trading.

Let me share my current view. I still see potential for a rally in Bitcoin Cash (BCH). As for Bitcoin itself, I think if it can rebound to the $92,700 to $93,500 range, that would be a good entry point for shorting. I will continue to share my observations here as the situation develops.

At this stage of the market, it’s all about who can stay patient.

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FlashLoanLarry

· 53m ago

honestly the "sitting still is trading" bit hits different when you understand opportunity cost... most retail just can't handle the basis points bleeding away while they wait. that 92.7-93.5k range tho? classic value extraction setup if liquidity depth holds. bch moonbois never learn do they

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GasGuru

· 23h ago

I'm tired of hearing "stay put," I just can't sit still. Cutting losses until bankruptcy is the way to go. I'm a bit annoyed by this idea that "not moving is the best move," feels like just an excuse for not making trades. BCH? Honestly, I'm still a bit skeptical, but indeed some people are making money from it. I've noted the range of 92700-93500, we'll see how it performs later. Wait, wait, wait, I've become numb from waiting; the market hasn't given any clear answer yet. I can never truly believe in shorting; it's much more comfortable to think about catching the bottom. Actually, this article is well written, but the chicken soup vibe is a bit heavy. Stay put? I've already laid back; let's see what happens by morning.

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RektButAlive

· 01-10 00:54

Being able to hold your position is the true winner. Most people have already blown themselves up during this wave of volatility. Doing nothing is the best action. That's so true—just hold back and resist the urge to chase. The BCH chart is indeed interesting. We'll see how you choose to operate when the time comes.

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GweiWatcher

· 01-10 00:52

It's indeed hard to sit still, but at least we're still alive compared to those chasing highs. Let's wait and see if BCH can really rise, and we'll talk then. I'm also watching the 92700 level, just not sure if I can reach it. This market is testing patience; those who panic will get wiped out. Sometimes, doing nothing is actually winning.

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SquidTeacher

· 01-10 00:51

Those who can't sit still have all been washed out; this is the market.

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AirdropAutomaton

· 01-10 00:50

Can't sit still, I want to trade as soon as I see the market. This habit needs to change. Really BCH? I'll check and decide. I've noted the level at 92700-93500, I'll copy you when the time comes.

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ChainPoet

· 01-10 00:50

Staying calm is the key, this wave of volatility truly tests your mindset. Wait and see, plan again around 92700, those in a hurry have been cut. The BCH idea is good, I'm also watching to see if this wave can rise.

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SorryRugPulled

· 01-10 00:45

Lying flat and waiting for the rebound, I won't move this time. Let's see who breaks first.

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WhaleInTraining

· 01-10 00:39

Being able to hold your position is the true winner; this wave of volatility indeed tests your mindset. The best move is to do nothing; I have to give this statement a thumbs up. The 92700 level is indeed worth paying attention to; we'll see how it develops. I'm also watching BCH, just waiting for the right opportunity. Everyone's asking when to get in, but I'm actually thinking about when to get out. Patience is truly the most scarce resource in trading.

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