2026-01-03 14:22:05

Yesterday's market performance was very typical——first it rose to the 4380-4400 range, our bullish target was precisely hit, and the long positions smoothly secured the first wave of profits. But then, encountering resistance around 4400, the price began to decline and entered a consolidation mode.

The current question is, how will Monday unfold? This day is very likely to become a watershed for short-term direction. From the market performance, the bears have been somewhat powerless in recent days, and those rapid dips are mostly just shakeouts. Moving to the six-hour chart level, the support around 4300 has basically been solidified, and it looks like the bulls are gathering strength. Once a signal of momentum appears, the probability of a breakout is quite high.

Honestly, Monday will definitely be another big market day. My trading logic is very simple—wherever the market moves when the white session opens, I follow that direction. Breaking above 4400 and stabilizing is only a matter of time. On the bullish side, we continue to hold our ground.

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MysteryBoxAddict

· 4h ago

This crucial level at 4400 is really stuck, and Monday's direction depends entirely on the momentum at the opening moment.

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AllInAlice

· 15h ago

First: Precise hits are satisfying, but I'm worried that Monday will bring another reversal drama. Second: Is the 4300 level really stable? Honestly, I'm a bit scared of being washed out. Third: Let's wait for Monday's opening. Going with the trend still depends on how the market moves. Fourth: I believe the bulls are gathering strength, but I'm afraid it might just be a false alarm followed by a plunge. Fifth: Will it break 4400 sooner or later? Should I add to my position now or wait and see?

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PessimisticOracle

· 01-05 12:03

It's both a shakeout and a buildup, making my scalp tingle. Can Monday really bring a big market move?

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StablecoinGuardian

· 01-03 14:52

Whether 4400 breaks or not will be known on Monday, it feels like it's about to move.

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HalfPositionRunner

· 01-03 14:51

Accurately hitting the first wave, this skill is still there. I'm just worried that Monday will be another false breakout, always tricking people.

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RunWhenCut

· 01-03 14:50

4400 pressure is so high, I feel like I need to try multiple times to break through --- Looking at the direction on Monday's opening? I've heard this routine too many times --- The bulls have been gathering strength for a while, just want to see who will cut losses first --- Is the 4300 support solidified? We said the same thing last time --- Following the trend when the white chart opens, is this called trading logic? I don't believe it --- Breaking 4400 sooner or later, right? Then I'll wait and see --- Claiming helplessness is just that, the bears are not that simple --- Another big market move, every day is a big market move

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airdrop_whisperer

· 01-03 14:50

This hurdle of 4400 is indeed a bit tough. Let's see on Monday.

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CryingOldWallet

· 01-03 14:27

Is that a precise hit? Yesterday's move was indeed satisfying, but that 4400 resistance is a bit annoying. Just follow the trend on Monday, anyway, the bears don't have much strength, and they'll have to push up eventually. The 4300 support is so solid; if the bulls are going to make a move, it's in the next couple of days. I'm also waiting for a signal.

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