2026-01-02 15:26:23

BTC is currently finding strong support around 88,300, and the moving average system has not yet fully retested. From a technical chart perspective, the Las Vegas channel has formed a strong resonance at the 88,500 level, making this rebound point quite critical.

From a larger cycle perspective, Bitcoin's take-profit target should be locked in above the 100,000 range. Ethereum is also worth paying attention to, with upward pressure concentrated above the 3,400 region.

In the short-term rhythm, if the momentum accelerates quickly, there is a possibility to surge toward the 90,000 integer level today, followed by a sideways consolidation mode over the weekend. If next week the key resistance at 94,600 can be broken, subsequent targets should focus on the progressive levels of 98,000, 103,000, and 108,000.

Overall, the large-scale take-profit logic remains unchanged. Hold on to this wave of gains, and don’t be scared out by short-term fluctuations. Following the established take-profit plan is the most prudent approach. Wishing everyone a smooth New Year market!

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DevChive

· 7h ago

Is the 88500 level really so sacred? It feels like we're talking about it every day. Las Vegas channel... such a great name. How long have we been shouting the number 100,000, sisters? Can't break 94600 and we're still counting here. Another bunch of numbers, I just want to ask if it can be simpler. Hold on, hold on, why do I keep hearing people shout that? I'm already numb from holding. Short-term push to 90,000, long-term aiming for 100,000, and in between we need to consolidate. I guess I didn't learn this logic well. It seems like Bitcoin just loves playing hide and seek with round number levels.

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LucidSleepwalker

· 7h ago

Is that 88500 level really so magical? Feels like I hear people praising it every time. Las Vegas channel... naming it is a bit exaggerated haha. Is 100,000 really stable? I see many people talking about this number. Can't hold on, already cashed out long ago. Is 90,000 a critical point? If it can't break through, it would be awkward. Horizontal analysis is the most annoying; it's easiest to get washed out during times like this. 94600, 98000, 103000, 108000—these numbers are in a string. Not sure if you believe them or not. Happy New Year, but I still can't figure out how to calculate take profit.

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PessimisticOracle

· 7h ago

88500 is the key point. I keep optimistic about the rebound strength, feeling that this wave is stable. But can the 90,000 threshold really be broken? I always feel there needs to be some fluctuation first. Hold on, don't panic sell. This is a test of your mindset.

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MetaverseHomeless

· 7h ago

Hold on, hold on, the 88,300 level has really held up I haven't really studied the Las Vegas channel resonance thoroughly, but pushing to 90,000 is indeed a bit exciting Taking profit above 100,000 is really not a dream, I wish everyone can profit from this wave of market movement

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MintMaster

· 7h ago

88500 can't break through, what to do... Feels a bit uncertain this time Is 90,000 stable or not, brother? I'm a bit panicked right now Such a high take-profit target, will I have to endure until the end of the year? Las Vegas channel? Can you speak human language, haha Is 94600 really a critical level? Feels like every time it's called critical Horizontal consolidation is just a signal to cut my leeks Hold on, hold on, it's easy to say, can the mentality stay stable? Three target levels, sounds like a dream, jumping from 98 to 108 is so possible Short-term push to 90,000, is it real? Doesn't seem that fierce Happy New Year, no need to wish yet, just not losing money is already good

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