#比特币与黄金战争 ❤️ This range is truly a decisive point: Bitcoin is between $78,000 and $92,000, with bulls and bears fighting fiercely.
Let's look at resistance first. There are a large number of stop-loss orders for shorts around $92,200, which is a liquidity black hole that all traders know. Once broken through, shorts are forced to close positions, potentially sweeping towards higher levels instantly.
What about support? $78,000 is very solid, with the 200-day moving average stuck there, and it's also a psychological barrier. If it really breaks down, the correction will likely deepen to the $70,000 region before stabilizing.
📈📉 How to trade
**Short-term operations (1-7 days): Repeatedly profit within the range**
Honestly, the success rate is moderate to above average, around 55%-65%. The logic is simple — until the contradiction is resolved, the price is likely to bounce back and forth within this box.
Above, short: When Bitcoin rebounds to the resistance zone of $88,500 - $90,000, and signs of stagnation appear (such as long upper shadows), lightly cut short. Place stop-loss above $90,500, with a target below at $85,000.
Below, long: When the price falls back to the support zone of $80,000 - $82,000, and there are signs of stabilization, try a small long position. Stop-loss must be strictly set below $78,000, with a target at $86,000.
**Mid- to long-term layout (1-4 weeks): Wait for the wind to blow**
The success rate at this stage can reach 65%-75%, because once the direction is confirmed, there’s basically no turning back. The key is not to guess blindly, let the market choose the direction, and then follow the trend.
Breakout upward: Bitcoin volume increases and stabilizes above $92,200, indicating a short-term sentiment reversal. Enter long positions at this point, with a target of $100,000.
Breakdown and wait: If Ethereum or other mainstream coins follow Bitcoin and effectively break below $78,000 (see the daily close), the correction is deepening. At this point, clear out your positions, then calmly wait near $70,000 for signs of stabilization, and then build positions gradually.
📌 Don’t skip this step in risk management
With such high volatility now, no single position should exceed 5% of total funds. No exceptions — stop-loss must be set, and individual losses should be controlled within 1-2% of total funds. This is not a suggestion; it’s the bottom line for staying alive and making money.
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SeasonedInvestor
· 16h ago
The 92,200 level is really holding tightly, with short stop-loss orders piled up like a mountain, waiting to be swept out.
For the medium term, it still depends on whether 78,000 can hold. Once it breaks, we’ll have to look for a bottom around 70,000. This time, the rebound probably won't be as quick.
Range trading can indeed earn some pocket money, but don’t jump into the 5% position trap. I’ve seen too many little brothers get liquidated.
It might take a bit more time to reach 100k. Entering now seems a bit too aggressive.
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MEVvictim
· 16h ago
I really can't hold back at this level of 92200. The short sellers' stop-loss orders are stacked like a mountain. Once broken through, it feels like it's going to skyrocket.
If it falls below 78000, I think there's an 80% chance it will drop to 70000 before it can breathe. This support level is too critical.
Repeatedly chopping within the range is really exhausting. With a 55% success rate, you have to keep an eye on the market at all times. It's better to wait for the direction to be confirmed before taking action.
Never skimp on stop-losses. I was trapped badly before because I didn't set them properly.
100000 feels increasingly close. It all depends on whether it can truly stabilize above 92200.
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0xInsomnia
· 16h ago
That 92,200 level is really hard to break through. The bears are holding it tightly, betting on a big breakout.
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MoonRocketTeam
· 16h ago
The 92200 position is really a rocket launch pad. Once it breaks through, it will head straight to the moon, but right now it's oscillating back and forth in the orbit...
Let's just farm in this 78-92 range. The success rate is only 55-65%, but it's stable. Anyway, dopamine addicts have to trade every day, right? Haha.
Short at 88500-90000, cut immediately when seeing signs of stagnation, targeting around 85000. I've already entered this wave.
Wait, don't rush to 100000. The booster hasn't fully ignited yet. First, see if 70000 can hold.
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AirdropHunterWang
· 16h ago
Oops, wait a minute. Can the short sellers really hold on at the 92200 level? It feels like we need to test it every time to find out.
#比特币与黄金战争 ❤️ This range is truly a decisive point: Bitcoin is between $78,000 and $92,000, with bulls and bears fighting fiercely.
Let's look at resistance first. There are a large number of stop-loss orders for shorts around $92,200, which is a liquidity black hole that all traders know. Once broken through, shorts are forced to close positions, potentially sweeping towards higher levels instantly.
What about support? $78,000 is very solid, with the 200-day moving average stuck there, and it's also a psychological barrier. If it really breaks down, the correction will likely deepen to the $70,000 region before stabilizing.
📈📉 How to trade
**Short-term operations (1-7 days): Repeatedly profit within the range**
Honestly, the success rate is moderate to above average, around 55%-65%. The logic is simple — until the contradiction is resolved, the price is likely to bounce back and forth within this box.
Above, short: When Bitcoin rebounds to the resistance zone of $88,500 - $90,000, and signs of stagnation appear (such as long upper shadows), lightly cut short. Place stop-loss above $90,500, with a target below at $85,000.
Below, long: When the price falls back to the support zone of $80,000 - $82,000, and there are signs of stabilization, try a small long position. Stop-loss must be strictly set below $78,000, with a target at $86,000.
**Mid- to long-term layout (1-4 weeks): Wait for the wind to blow**
The success rate at this stage can reach 65%-75%, because once the direction is confirmed, there’s basically no turning back. The key is not to guess blindly, let the market choose the direction, and then follow the trend.
Breakout upward: Bitcoin volume increases and stabilizes above $92,200, indicating a short-term sentiment reversal. Enter long positions at this point, with a target of $100,000.
Breakdown and wait: If Ethereum or other mainstream coins follow Bitcoin and effectively break below $78,000 (see the daily close), the correction is deepening. At this point, clear out your positions, then calmly wait near $70,000 for signs of stabilization, and then build positions gradually.
📌 Don’t skip this step in risk management
With such high volatility now, no single position should exceed 5% of total funds. No exceptions — stop-loss must be set, and individual losses should be controlled within 1-2% of total funds. This is not a suggestion; it’s the bottom line for staying alive and making money.