2026-01-08 05:21:08

Recently, market liquidity has tightened again, and the depth of the pullback during the rebound process is still difficult to predict. From a technical perspective, the range between 3100 and 3080 is a favored position for many investors to deploy, and once it reaches this area, decisive action should be taken without too much hesitation. The overall upward trend of the rebound still exists; what is truly needed is patience and waiting.

However, the current sense of direction is indeed blurry, and the overall market shows signs of liquidity scarcity, similar to the situation before New Year's Day. Interestingly, after two consecutive days of gains in the US stock market, the crypto market has instead experienced a pullback. The hidden risks behind this are worth cautioning—it's a situation where both bulls and bears are eating. Those firmly bullish might consider sticking to their stance.

It is also worth noting that currently, the long positions are relatively heavy, and it is necessary to make some adjustments and respond flexibly during liquidity movements.

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ParallelChainMaxi

· 01-08 05:51

Liquidity is so tight and you're still talking about big trends, I just want to know if 3080 can really be touched. US stocks rise while the crypto market moves in the opposite direction, I've seen this routine too many times, both bulls and bears are just harvesting the little guys. Sticking to your position? Bro, I've already cleared my holdings, waiting for a deeper drop before considering re-entry. This move still depends on the Federal Reserve's stance; technicals are all fake. Feels like another shakeout is coming, I'll consider bottom fishing below 3100. When liquidity is scarce, reduce your positions, don't mess around with yourself. The bulls are too heavy, it's indeed time for a cut, or you'll be swept out and be dumbfounded. The rebound is a rebound, but when the direction is unclear, it's wise to be cautious. Those with heavy holdings should reduce quickly, wait for a real opportunity to re-enter.

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0xTherapist

· 01-08 05:49

You're telling me to wait when liquidity is so tight? I've already placed an order between 3100-3080, just waiting to see if it can drop further.

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Fren_Not_Food

· 01-08 05:45

That 3080 is really a trap, don't be fooled by the tricks. With such poor liquidity, who dares to take over? The bulls are already full, it's time to sell some, but be careful of being swept. US stocks are rising while the crypto market is falling. This rhythm is a bit strange. Let's wait and see. It's easy to become a bagholder if you enter the market now.

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SandwichTrader

· 01-08 05:42

Liquidity is so tight, I think it's better not to be too greedy. Clearing out when it exceeds 3100 is never wrong. Wait, US stocks are rising while the crypto market is falling? This pattern is a bit tricky, be careful not to get caught. Your position is too heavy, brother. If you need to reduce, do it. Don't bet on a single side. I think this correction might be deeper than expected. Patience is good, but you also need to keep some bullets. It's ridiculous that both bulls and bears are eating. The market is really chaotic. Clearing out some longs is a smart move. Don't wait until liquidity is wiped out before regretting it.

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AirdropBuffet

· 01-08 05:41

Liquidity is starting to mess around again; I've seen this trick way too many times. That 3100 level really needs to be watched closely, but to be honest, it's still risky to jump in now. US stocks are rising while the crypto market is falling? This situation is a bit sinister, both bulls and bears are getting caught, and retail investors are stuck in the middle. Holdings definitely need to be reduced, or else you'll just be waiting to get swept out.

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