2026-01-08 02:50:18

#数字资产行情上升 Due to the fluctuations in the global geopolitical situation, recent risk assets have experienced a sell-off, and Bitcoin has not been spared, declining along with the broader market. Observing the candlestick chart reveals a problem — $BTC has been consistently under the moving average, with each rebound appearing weak and feeble. The entire market shows a typical oscillating and weak trend.

From a trading perspective: if the rebound hits the moving average resistance zone (around 91,800-92,500) and stalls, consider gradually establishing short positions, with risk control being the most important. But don’t be too greedy; after all, there is a key support level at 90,000-89,800. If clear signs of a bottoming out appear here (such as bullish candlestick patterns), short-term bullish opportunities are also possible.

The situation with $ETH is similar — resistance at 3,250-3,300, with a downside target of 3,150-3,100. $BNB is also in a similar technical pattern. Overall, in this market phase, a strategy of mainly shorting high and buying low is more prudent, but only if you keep a close eye on those key technical levels and don’t rush into action.

BTC1,36%

ETH0,38%

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DegenWhisperer

· 01-11 01:39

Once again, we're stepping on the moving averages. This wave is really a bit exhausting... 92500 is just a paper tiger, the rebound is weak I agree that the main strategy is to go short, but it depends on whether 90000 can hold Wait, is geopolitical tension stirring things up again? Forget it, I’d rather go short for safety ETH dropping to 3100? That's a bit harsh, but the technical charts do look that way... Don’t rush to buy the dip, everyone. Wait for clear signals The key support levels are just a few, keep an eye on them so you don’t miss out This market is like a hot potato, anyone who touches it will get burned Going short at high and long at low sounds simple, but execution is full of pitfalls Controllable risk, that’s what they say, but I’m still feeling anxious

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GasFeeCrier

· 01-08 18:03

It's the same old technical analysis again, 91800-92500 is just a paper tiger, it was pierced long ago. I think this wave is mainly due to the extremely poor funding situation; the geopolitical issues are just an excuse. The real panic is among large holders fleeing. I can't even guarantee whether the 90000 level will hold. Instead of studying candlestick patterns, it's better to keep an eye on on-chain data and see how big players move. After so many years of bear traps, some people still really try to catch the bottom. I'm amazed. I'm not surprised if ETH breaks 3100, but the question is, do you dare to buy?

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TopBuyerBottomSeller

· 01-08 11:45

Once again, stepping below the moving average, I’ve already said this wave isn’t as simple as it seems... --- Can 91800-92500 really block the rebound? I’m skeptical. --- The key support is at 90000; only by breaking this line can we see clearly. --- ETH is in the same situation; there’s no chance to breathe. --- Being mainly bearish sounds simple, but in practice, it’s not easy to avoid getting trapped. --- Don’t be too greedy—that’s the truth. Last time, I got liquidated just because of a few hundred bucks. --- Consider going long only when a bullish candlestick pattern appears; it’s a bit early to enter now. --- The BNB pattern is exactly the same as Bitcoin’s; it’s boring. --- Claiming risk is controllable sounds good, but no one can predict how the market will move.

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RektDetective

· 01-08 03:18

Here comes another stampede, BTC this wave is really weak Clinging stubbornly below the moving average, the rebound is like squeezing toothpaste... need to consider whether to short at 91800 Whether 89800 can hold is the key, that's the real focus ETH isn't doing much better, can't 3250 really top out? Now it's just waiting, don't act recklessly, there are too many traps

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NFTRegretter

· 01-08 03:16

If you can't break 91,800, just keep shorting. Anyway, I haven't made any money.

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AirdropHuntress

· 01-08 03:13

Stuck below the moving average for so long, unable to rebound... Data shows that this wave is indeed a weak oscillation. I think we still need to wait for a signal to stop the decline before taking action.

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SignatureVerifier

· 01-08 03:07

tbh the whole "tighten stops at support levels" narrative here feels insufficient without actual volume validation... like, are we even auditing the real liquidity behind these bounce attempts or just watching price action theater? 🤔

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NFTHoarder

· 01-08 02:55

It's the same old story again, weak rebound with no strength. I think people's confidence has dispersed. Waiting for the critical support at 90000 to see if the blood can be stopped. Is it high-level buying and low-level selling? Easier said than done, one plunge and it's all gone. Better wait for clear signals before going long. Bitcoin is so stagnant, just watching it is tiring. There are only a few key levels, does anyone really have control over 888?

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rekt_but_vibing

· 01-08 02:52

Once again, I’ve stepped on the moving average. This lousy market is really annoying. Feeling weak? That’s just me waiting to buy the dip haha. If 91800 can’t hold, I’ll sell off. Anyway, I’m not in a hurry. If the 90000 level can hold, I’ll consider going long; otherwise, I’ll stay flat and be comfortable. Why isn’t ETH breaking through despite so much pressure? It’s messing with my mindset.

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