2026-01-08 03:30:47

Bitcoin's recent performance confirms a truth — the truly strong are not those who have never experienced a decline, but those who have never been completely overwhelmed by market sentiment. Yesterday's market moved into a consolidation zone as expected, but from a broader perspective, the overall trend remains strong, and there's no need to be troubled by short-term fluctuations.

Currently, the bullish setup for Bitcoin still warrants attention. Aggressive traders can consider entering around 91,000, with a stop-loss set at 90,500. On-chain data shows that the current liquidation scale for longs clearly exceeds that for shorts, which could bring some selling pressure, but the long-term strong trend remains unchanged. The key is to manage risk properly and continue progressing toward the target.

The situation with Ethereum is similar. A rebound has appeared on the hourly chart, and the current pullback is more of a process for longs to accumulate strength. Short-term adjustments should not be over-interpreted. Aggressive traders might consider positioning long around 3,150, with a stop at 3,120.

Overall, although there has been recent consolidation, this is precisely the time to test patience in holding positions. As long as the fundamental pattern remains unchanged, there is no need to be disturbed by noise.

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SmartContractPlumber

· 15h ago

Long positions liquidated surpassing shorts? Here we go, another wave of leverage feast. That said, I've heard this "risk management" argument too many times—every time just before a vulnerability is exposed. At the 91,000 level, we need to first check if there are any loopholes in on-chain permission controls; otherwise, it might turn into another "contract upgrade" drama.

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SelfMadeRuggee

· 01-09 00:45

Are you even willing to buy at 91,000? Bro, your courage is really big. I'm still waiting for confirmation at 90,000.

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TeaTimeTrader

· 01-08 04:00

Uh... this round of consolidation really tests human nature. Seeing the 91000 level, I feel a bit restless.

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FudVaccinator

· 01-08 03:57

The 91,000 level hasn't been broken again. Can it really break this time, or will it be another round?

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ForkMaster

· 01-08 03:54

Ha, it's the same old story. When long positions get liquidated more than shorts, isn't that a risk signal? Over the years of raising three kids, I've learned that the more someone says "don't be disturbed by the noise," the more cautious you should be.

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SandwichTrader

· 01-08 03:36

The 91,000 level feels fake. With so many longs liquidated, how dare they be aggressive? Risk management sounds good, but when it really happens, it's a matter of stop-loss.

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SillyWhale

· 01-08 03:36

Just consolidate if you want, I'm here to be a runner-up anyway. But that 91000 level is indeed tempting, just worried it might be another red carpet laid out for the bears.

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bridgeOops

· 01-08 03:36

91000, I'm still a bit anxious about the mindset. Seeing so many long positions liquidated makes me a little nervous.

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