2026-01-08 04:32:46

A pullback market tests patience rather than emotions.

The recent dip in Bitcoin mainly depends on the range between 90200 and 89800. This area overlaps with Fibonacci retracements from 1.272 to 1.382, combined with moving average resonance points, forming the main defense zone. Only if it stabilizes here can a rebound be justified.

Ethereum's situation is similar. 3050 to 3080 is the core absorption zone—the retracement range of 1.618 to 2 times. The true support after deep retracement is right here.

The technical signals are given; now it depends on whether the market cooperates. Don't hold back the patience you should have, and don't miss the opportunities to act.

BTC1,63%

ETH0,67%

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AirdropDreamer

· 01-09 19:20

Patience? Damn, my patience has been worn out by the price of the coin. It's Fibonacci again, moving averages again, talking so professionally but the market still doesn't buy it. Can 90200 really hold steady? Feels like it will break with just a poke. I've already added to my position at 3050 Ethereum; if it drops further, I really have no bullets left haha.

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ChainDetective

· 01-08 05:02

Patience? Bro, my patience has long been worn down by the price of the coin. Let's see if 89800 can hold. If it can't, we'll just keep falling. Fibonacci is resonating with moving averages, sounds impressive, but the market never plays by the rules. Is the 3050 line really the bottom? Feels just so-so. As long as it doesn't break, I'll hold. Technical analysis is just that—technical. The key is still having bullets. Don't wait for opportunities. When there's a pullback, it's time to get in. Anyway, in the long run, it will rise.

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OldLeekConfession

· 01-08 05:00

Wait a minute, if 89800 doesn't hold, then there's really no hope this year. Let's all pray.

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ChainChef

· 01-08 04:57

ngl the real recipe here is knowing when to let the ingredients simmer vs when to crank up the heat... those fib levels sound cooked but market appetite's been mad unpredictable lately tbh

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TokenomicsDetective

· 01-08 04:35

89800 is the threshold that must be maintained, or else it will really cause panic.

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