$BTC has shown obvious downward pressure in this wave. The range of 90500 to 91000 is a good entry point for short positions. If it breaks below, focus on 89500 to 88500, as these two price levels are clear profit targets. The key level to defend is 92000; once broken above, it generally indicates a need to close positions.
$ETH's movement follows Bitcoin, and short positions can be considered between 3120 and 3150, with targets around 3050 to 3000. The support level is at 3200; a break above this indicates a reversal in direction.
This short-term strategy requires real-time monitoring, and specific execution depends on the actual market trend and your own risk tolerance.
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LiquidationTherapist
· 01-05 18:00
Let's wait and see before entering a short position. In my opinion, 88,500 is the true bottom price for this dip.
That's quite a number. I still prefer to follow my instincts.
Close the position if it breaks below 92,000. This stop-loss setup is quite smart.
The 3000 line must be held; if broken, it truly reverses.
Watching the market in real-time is too exhausting. I still prefer to set my orders and sleep.
This kind of short-term strategy can really drive people crazy, honestly.
See you at 88,500. Hope I won't get trapped.
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SeasonedInvestor
· 01-05 03:11
90500 went in short, really betting that this wave can break down; otherwise, 92000 will have to run.
ETH follows BTC; those who entered short at 3120 need to watch closely. A rebound could be the end.
Short-term battle, the risk is really not small. It still depends on how the real-time trend performs.
Old comrades, what do you think about this wave? Feels like it can't break that level.
Always making such precise predictions, why is actual trading so difficult, huh?
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PanicSeller
· 01-04 06:01
90500 short position? Bro, did you come up with that number on a whim? It’s hard for me to watch.
This round of decline isn’t that simple; don’t get shaken out.
Is ETH following suit? We still have to watch BTC’s move.
The indicators are speaking again; whether you believe it or not this time is up to you.
Feels like I’m about to get trapped again; I’d rather wait and see.
Breaking above 92000 would be troublesome; we definitely need to hold that level.
Is the 3000 line a psychological price? It keeps hovering around there every time.
Monitoring the market in the short term is exhausting; long-term is still better.
Risks and all have been calculated long ago; it’s not that particular.
But these few numbers are indeed analyzed quite convincingly, thumbs up.
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AirdropworkerZhang
· 01-03 15:10
I entered at the 90500 level last time, but I got slapped in the face right after haha
Short-term predictions are really unpredictable; I think it still depends on the overall market trend
Did the 89500 level break? I need to check the real-time data
ETH following the trend isn't wrong, but I think the 3200 barrier will be very tough
Watching the market all the time is exhausting; dollar-cost averaging is more comfortable
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Tokenomics911
· 01-03 15:10
I’ve had my eye on the 90500 level for a long time, but I just don’t dare to go all in.
Following the trend with ETH always works, and it’s starting again today.
Staring at the screen all day has made my eyes go blind, but I still can’t make a move.
If 92000 breaks, I’ll just vomit blood; I’ve already lost money for two months.
In the short term, this stuff is purely based on luck; it’s better to just lie back and hold long term.
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NFTArchaeologis
· 01-03 15:09
Short-term technical analysis is essentially about identifying patterns in the repetition of history—somewhat like distinguishing the texture differences in pottery shards. The cyclical nature of digital assets is indeed well-documented, but the phrase "risk tolerance" hits the core issue. Most people overestimate themselves and underestimate the randomness of the market.
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NFTBlackHole
· 01-03 14:56
90500 short position is a bit early, I feel like it will test 92000 again
Bro, how likely is this break below? It sounds a bit like gambling
Staring at the chart until I go crazy, I’d rather wait for a clear signal before taking action
3050 is indeed a good target, ETH has been closely following Bitcoin these days
Who can keep watching the chart in real-time? Office workers passing by
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OnChainSleuth
· 01-03 14:40
It's the same old number game again. I'm watching the 90500 short position—don't let retail investors be the ones to get liquidated in the reverse move.
Can it really reach 88500? Feels a bit optimistic.
This price level for ETH is indeed worth a try, but be sure to set a stop loss.
Watching the market all the time is exhausting; I'd rather just play it passively.
If that 92000 hurdle is truly broken, then we'll admit defeat.
#2026年比特币行情展望 Evening Market Trading Strategy Sharing
$BTC has shown obvious downward pressure in this wave. The range of 90500 to 91000 is a good entry point for short positions. If it breaks below, focus on 89500 to 88500, as these two price levels are clear profit targets. The key level to defend is 92000; once broken above, it generally indicates a need to close positions.
$ETH's movement follows Bitcoin, and short positions can be considered between 3120 and 3150, with targets around 3050 to 3000. The support level is at 3200; a break above this indicates a reversal in direction.
This short-term strategy requires real-time monitoring, and specific execution depends on the actual market trend and your own risk tolerance.