2026-01-06 01:23:45

Tuesday morning, Bitcoin maintains a strong momentum, with multiple indicators signaling a clear bullish trend. The MACD indicator has stabilized above the zero line, with the golden cross pattern intact, and the momentum bars are gradually increasing, indicating that the short-term bullish momentum is still online and there are no signs of weakening.

From an operational perspective, the key strategy is to confidently enter during pullbacks. Monitor the support zones below, and building positions in batches can effectively reduce risk. But don’t be too aggressive—when the price approaches key resistance levels above, a correction often occurs, so setting proper stop-losses is essential for steady profits. Risk management should always come first.

BTC specific strategy: It’s advisable to go long within the 93000-93500 range, with the upper target zone set around 94500-95500. Remember, stop-losses are not just for cutting losses but for protecting your principal.

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AirdropHunterKing

· 01-08 18:55

93500 I repeatedly checked the wallet address three times... No, I mean I repeatedly confirmed this point. MACD can't compare to my previous sharp eye for sniping airdrops. Gradual position building is a way to spread risk, just like the strategy I used during airdrop interactions back then—don't go all in at once, or you'll be burning through gas fees. Stop-loss, to put it simply, is about keeping the green mountains intact so we still have a chance to turn things around and catch the next wave. Got it?

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DegenTherapist

· 01-07 01:40

It's a bit late to enter at 93,500 now; it feels like there's no more profit to be made.

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MEVVictimAlliance

· 01-06 21:08

Pullbacks to enter are the truth, but does anyone really have the ability to grasp it, or will they be knocked down again?

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GasWrangler

· 01-06 01:53

ngl macd crossovers are demonstrably sub-optimal for actual execution... if you analyze the mempool data, your entry timing is mathematically inferior to priority fee differentials. 93k support? technically speaking, that's where gas-inefficient retail traders cluster.

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CoconutWaterBoy

· 01-06 01:52

It's another round of pullback and building positions. I've already set up my ambush at the 93,000 level. Wait, will it really rise to 95,500 this time? That seems a bit too optimistic. Where should everyone set their stop-loss? I'm afraid it might get hammered down again.

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