Last night, Bitcoin moved upward along with the trend, pushing close to 94,700. The slow upward trend indeed made it difficult for the bears, but this doesn't mean the upward space is truly open—actually, the bulls' momentum has already started to weaken. Chasing longs at high levels? That’s too risky.
From the 4-hour chart, Bitcoin has been climbing along the upper band, with each pullback being forcefully pulled back by the bulls. It looks quite strong, but the real issue is that it can't break through the upper space. This is a typical slow squeeze—price is draining the bulls' energy, and the probability of a breakout upward is decreasing.
Since there's no momentum upward, chasing the rally isn't meaningful.
**Morning Outlook**: A rebound to the 94,000-94,500 range can be considered for short positions, with a target around 92,000-91,000. $ETH is also worth paying attention to in terms of market linkage.
Market sentiment has shifted; we need to adjust our pace accordingly.
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DarkPoolWatcher
· 19h ago
The short squeeze routine is back again. When the bulls lose momentum, it's time to pull back.
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quiet_lurker
· 01-08 10:22
The slow squeeze and gradual rise—I've seen this routine too many times. When the bulls lack strength, they just lack strength; no matter how hard they try, they can't push it up.
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WalletDetective
· 01-07 02:18
They're starting to short squeeze again; the bulls are really out of strength this time.
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GovernancePretender
· 01-06 00:50
I'm tired of the slow squeeze and gradual rise; the bulls are just committing suicide.
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94700 can't even break through, and you still want it to surge upward? Wake up, brother.
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The short position setup is solid this time; just wait for it to drop.
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The bullish momentum is exhausted, and this signal couldn't be more obvious.
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Finally, someone is telling the truth—buying at high levels is really giving it away.
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SerumSurfer
· 01-06 00:47
94700 can't be broken through, the bulls are really out of energy. This wave indeed calls for a short position.
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LayerHopper
· 01-06 00:39
Short squeeze is losing its momentum; taking over at high positions is the real sucker move.
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CryptoHistoryClass
· 01-06 00:30
nah this is literally the 2017 playbook... slow bleed into capitulation, except everyone thinks they're timing it perfectly lmao. 94700 resistance breaking on fumes? *checks notes* yeah we've seen this exact pattern before the knife catches holders
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AirdropHunter007
· 01-06 00:28
Short squeeze slow rise is so disgusting, when the bulls are exhausted, it's time for us to strike
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MEVvictim
· 01-06 00:23
It's the same old short squeeze trick again. The bulls really need to wake up.
#数字资产动态追踪 BTC Morning Trading Strategy Reference
Last night, Bitcoin moved upward along with the trend, pushing close to 94,700. The slow upward trend indeed made it difficult for the bears, but this doesn't mean the upward space is truly open—actually, the bulls' momentum has already started to weaken. Chasing longs at high levels? That’s too risky.
From the 4-hour chart, Bitcoin has been climbing along the upper band, with each pullback being forcefully pulled back by the bulls. It looks quite strong, but the real issue is that it can't break through the upper space. This is a typical slow squeeze—price is draining the bulls' energy, and the probability of a breakout upward is decreasing.
Since there's no momentum upward, chasing the rally isn't meaningful.
**Morning Outlook**:
A rebound to the 94,000-94,500 range can be considered for short positions, with a target around 92,000-91,000. $ETH is also worth paying attention to in terms of market linkage.
Market sentiment has shifted; we need to adjust our pace accordingly.