2026-01-09 09:28:42

Bitcoin has formed a significant resistance at the 91,500 price range, and recently, the bearish momentum has started to show signs, with a decline of over 1,000 points. This price level was actually noticed by market participants as early as a couple of days ago, and the support level at 89,680 last night also confirmed that the ultimate target of the upward trend is around 91,500.

This morning, the market provided two clear signals—one was a rapid surge in spot prices, and the other was a detailed technical analysis, with the highest point even reaching 91,600. In other words, this rally offered ample entry opportunities and reaction time.

For traders who have already entered the market, they can consider gradually reducing their positions and moving their stop-loss levels upward as the price increases, continuing to hold in anticipation of a subsequent breakout. If you missed the early high, there's no need to be frustrated; short-term pullbacks for entry are also feasible. If you don't have time to constantly monitor K-line movements, it’s advisable to wait for the evening market plan announcement. Following the pace of professional analysts will make your operations more confident.

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HodlAndChill

· 7h ago

Back to this damn place at 91500 again. I should have just sold half at 89680...

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TerraNeverForget

· 01-09 22:23

91500 this level is really a barrier, let's see if it can break through It's the same story of phased position reduction, feels like it's always said this way It's quite awkward for us who missed the morning high, right? The market is so fierce, it's safer to follow the professionals A 1000-point drop is a bit scary, retail investors are losing money This wave has provided an opportunity, now it depends on who dares to buy the dip Let's wait for the evening plan, anyway, there's no way to tell much during the day

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JustAnotherWallet

· 01-09 12:58

It's that 91,500 hurdle again. If I had known earlier, I would have just jumped in at 89,680 directly.

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ThatsNotARugPull

· 01-09 09:54

Here comes the 91500 level again. Last time's prediction was quite accurate. Talking about scaling out in batches again. Can you really hold? We even touched 91600 and still dropped so much. The bears are really serious this time. That morning surge was indeed profitable. How do you feel now that you didn't chase it? I'll stay flat before the evening plan is announced to avoid stress. It feels like this move needs to shake out the traders first, then there will be a chance.

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All-InQueen

· 01-09 09:54

It dropped again. I already said that 91,500 is hard to break through.

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MoneyBurnerSociety

· 01-09 09:45

Haha, it's our daily review time as the alpha-negative king again... 91,500 was easily broken through like that. I was still bottom-fishing yesterday. Two signals in the morning? Come on, I didn't catch either one correctly. Professional leek traders are confirmed. We can't play the batch reduction game; we only go all-in and then automatically cut losses... Saying to wait for a subsequent breakout, my liquidation price is the target price. Waiting for the evening announcement? Better not, following the rhythm usually means chasing the high and taking the hit. We're good at contrarian research. Humans are like that—ample entry opportunities are given again and again, but in the end, it still results in stable losses, fitting my persona. But on the other hand, this wave indeed gave me time... I just ran out of money, haha.

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ProbablyNothing

· 01-09 09:31

It's that old friend 91500 again, isn't it really scary?

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OnchainDetective

· 01-09 09:30

According to on-chain data tracking, the 91,500 level has been locked in for a long time. The recent fund flow has already shown the intentions of the main players... It now confirms my judgment that the appearance of bearish forces is nothing more than the expected shakeout. Through multi-address correlation analysis, the fluctuation pattern between 89,680 and 91,600 is a typical market control tactic, giving enough time for retail investors to enter... Several suspicious wallets with abnormal accumulation near 91,500 have been tracked. A surge to 91,600 in the morning? An obvious trap signal. Those who understand the chain can see it clearly. I have seen this trading pattern too many times.

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