2026-01-03 15:22:01

Recently, market volatility has intensified. From a technical perspective, both Bitcoin and Ethereum are showing clear signs of resistance.

For Bitcoin, the price is under pressure in the 90500-91000 range. Shorting from this level could be a good idea, with targets around the support zones of 89500-88500. However, it's important to note that if the 92000 level cannot hold, the risk becomes significant, and defensive measures should be set in advance.

Turning to Ethereum, the situation is similar. The 3120-3150 range is a good entry point for short positions, with the 3050-3000 zone below serving as a target for profit-taking. If the 3200 level is broken above, it indicates that the rebound strength exceeds expectations, and the situation needs to be reassessed.

These short-term strategies are heavily influenced by market sentiment. Actual trading should be adjusted based on real-time market conditions and individual risk tolerance. Trading itself is a dynamic process; rigidly copying strategies often leads to losses.

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GasFeePhobia

· 01-06 11:02

It's the same old excuse again, always saying it's a warning signal and then pulling back. Can't hold 92,000? When you last said that, BTC had already surged to 95,000. Short-term strategies are just for listening, don't take them seriously when trading. When your mindset explodes, your wallet hurts even more than the pressure signals.

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ChainDetective

· 01-06 04:31

It's the same old tune again. If 92,000 can't hold, then we have to run. My ears are so worn out from hearing it. Shorts entering the market sounds easy, but executing it makes my blood boil. Anyway, I don't believe it will go as expected this time. Once 3200 is broken, these people immediately change their tune. Can't we stop always being the chives? Technical pressure signals? Haha, the next second, emotions reverse everything. Every time they talk about dynamic adjustments, but the conclusion remains the same. Truly incredible.

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LayerZeroHero

· 01-03 15:51

You're trying to short me again, huh? Last time, with this idea, entering at 90500, it shot up directly to 92500, losing five points in blood. Wait a minute, can we really short at 3120 now? The day before yesterday, I heard someone say Ethereum is going to hit 3300... No matter how good it sounds, it doesn't change the risk, brother. Rigidly copying is indeed easy to crash, but your "dynamic adjustment" also sounds difficult to operate.

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AlwaysMissingTops

· 01-03 15:50

Another short trap, can we trust it this time? Everyone who shorted at 90500 probably lost, haha. Entering a short position at 3120? I advise you not to mess around. It was said yesterday that it would fall at this level, and now it's reversing. Defense, defense, every time they talk about defense, people are gone. Once 92000 breaks, we really have to run. Honestly, it's still just about the atmosphere; I can't predict it accurately. Copying the plan? My wallet is crying. Market sentiment changes suddenly, and it gets dark—so intense. Can this drop to 88? I bet it will rebound.

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MEVSandwichMaker

· 01-03 15:48

Coming up with a new short-selling idea, let's see if we can avoid the surge this time. Once 92,000 breaks, I'll admit defeat. Is everyone prepared for the defense? Ethereum above 3200, still want to short? That's a bit greedy, buddy. The short-term strategy is just stubbornness; it still depends on the 24-hour support level. No matter how good the reasoning sounds, you still have to bear the losses yourself. Don't copy blindly.

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DeFiAlchemist

· 01-03 15:41

*adjusts alchemical instruments* the protocol dynamics here are fascinating... these resistance levels feel like ancient transmutation points where value seeks equilibrium. 92k as the philosopher's stone, eh? intriguing risk/reward geometry tbh

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MaticHoleFiller

· 01-03 15:28

It's the same bearish mindset again. Last time I followed this approach, I didn't make any money either. Copying numbers blindly is risky; I prefer to wait and see. Let's see if 92,000 breaks first; it's too early to sell now. When people are in a bad mood, they love to chase short positions, but it always results in getting cut in the opposite direction. It feels like 3,200 can hold, so I don't dare to bet on a rebound. The current sentiment is too chaotic; I'll stay on the sidelines for now.

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MrDecoder

· 01-03 15:28

It's the same old short-selling trick, always talking about risk control, but in the end, it's still the retail investors who lose. Copying this strategy blindly makes you foolish; when has the market ever followed the blueprint? If 92000 can't hold, isn't that just saying it might go up? Why beat around the bush? Once 3200 breaks, we have to admit defeat. Where are the stop-loss promises, everyone? Short-term strategies are just gambling. Don't listen to those "dynamic adjustments" nonsense.

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tx_or_didn't_happen

· 01-03 15:25

It's the same old bearish approach, always warning about high risks and setting up defenses, but as soon as the market rallies, it gets crushed. Wait, if 92000 really breaks, I'll admit defeat. Anyway, short-term is just a gamble with mentality. Ethereum is even more uncertain; once it stabilizes above 3200, it's time to sell. Don't be greedy.

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