2026-01-08 03:22:45

Recently, influenced by geopolitical factors, market risk aversion has increased, and Bitcoin, as a risk asset, has been sold off, with the stock market decline dragging down the crypto sector. From a technical perspective, BTC price continues to stay below the moving averages, with clearly insufficient rebound momentum, showing a sideways and weak trend.

Based on this assessment, my trading strategy is divided into two approaches:

First, mainly shorting from the top. If the rebound reaches the moving average resistance zone of 91800-92500, and encounters resistance at this level, consider taking a light short position, targeting the key support at 90000-89800. Second, supplement with long positions at the bottom. Once the price drops to the support level of 90000-89800, as long as there are clear signs of a stop in the decline, you can try short-term long opportunities.

Specific suggestions are as follows:

Regarding Bitcoin, the resistance level is at 91800-92500, with a target of 90000-89800. Ethereum's resistance is at 3250-3300, with a target of 3150-3100. Overall, at this stage, it is advisable to focus on defense and wait for clearer directional signals before increasing positions.

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MoonlightGamer

· 01-10 15:46

Here we go again, shorting and covering from high to low? I just want to know if 89,800 can hold steady. If it can, then we can talk about other things.

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StakoorNeverSleeps

· 01-10 00:19

Once again, the market is volatile. No wonder I've been getting slapped back and forth within the 89,800-92,500 range recently. Playing it safe sounds nice, but honestly, it's just waiting and watching. The geopolitical tensions are exhausting everyone's patience. Waiting for clear signals? We've been waiting so long we're fed up. Might as well just gamble that 90,000 can hold. I've been waiting at 3,150 for Ethereum all along, just watching to see who blinks first. Honestly, I’d give this move a passing grade — at least I didn't call a reckless trade.

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AllInAlice

· 01-09 08:47

You're trying to cut my leeks again... I was already trapped by this operation from 9.18 to 9.25 last time, and it just shot up afterward.

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GateUser-2fce706c

· 01-09 06:34

Others fear, I greed. This wave of pullback has long been identified as the best entry point. If the 90,000 support level can't be broken, it's the bottom; a quick reversal can turn the tide. Don't miss this opportunity. --- Defensive approach? The opportunity is right in front of you, yet you hesitate and hold back, waiting for clear signals? By the time the signals are clear, it's already too late. --- I told people three years ago how to handle this kind of situation. If you're still debating whether to go long or short, it means you haven't suffered a loss yet. --- I've marked the 89,800 level long ago. Once a sign of stabilization appears, jump in immediately—time waits for no one. --- Looking at this trend, the opportunity to position for the future is right in front of you. Don't wait until it's too late and regret it. --- Is supporting with low leverage? I see that as a trap. The high ground is the commanding point of this market move. Those who seize the opportunity early have already made a fortune. --- The overall trend is downward correction, which is a shakeout, not a bear market. Wake up, everyone. --- Many people are still questioning, but the logic is right here. Just look at the support strength between 89,800 and 90,000.

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ImpermanentPhilosopher

· 01-08 03:52

It's another round of risk aversion and geopolitical tensions... I'm tired of hearing these excuses. The key point is that Bitcoin really doesn't have much momentum right now. Bro, I think the 92,000 resistance level is questionable. It feels like it needs to break to breathe easier. I agree with focusing on defense. Anyway, going long now is suicidal. It's better to lie low and wait for signals.

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Frontrunner

· 01-08 03:52

Once again, it's mainly defensive, waiting for signals... I'm tired of hearing this rhetoric, the key is whether it can accurately pinpoint that support level.

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AirdropChaser

· 01-08 03:52

Defense first, I like this approach, but can 91800 really hold? Feels like breaking through is as easy as breaking paper. This wave of volatility is a bit annoying, let's wait for a clear sign of bottoming out before acting. Long positions at the low, hold steady, don't let it fall below 89800. I'll try a short position at the high, just a light position, don't be greedy. Every time it reaches this critical level, it tests people's mentality.

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GasWhisperer

· 01-08 03:51

mempool's been absolutely chaotic lately... watching btc bounce between those levels feels like tracking gas waves during network congestion, honestly. precision timing > size rn. 89800's the sweet spot tho 🔍

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tx_or_didn't_happen

· 01-08 03:50

Here we go again with this routine, high-altitude low-buy... sounds stable, but it's actually just gambling on the direction. Always hear "defensive first," but isn't it just going to lose again when the time comes? Can the 90,000 support level really hold? I doubt it. Rather than waiting for signals, it's better to go all-in directly; it's all about luck anyway. Bitcoin still needs to keep falling; the geopolitical situation isn't over yet.

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WenMoon

· 01-08 03:25

It's the same high-risk, low-reward setup again... Where's the clear signal we were promised? Feels like we're just gambling on probabilities.

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