January 24, 2026, 12:39 AM Weekend Summary of This Week's Operations

This week: 10 trades, 1 break-even, 2 losses, 7 take profits. Review as follows:
On the 19th, started with a long position on BTC at 94,250 and 92,350, average price 93,300. On Monday morning, immediately advised to preserve capital and exit. The market hit 93,300 three times, especially on Monday night between 92,800-93,000, we repeatedly suggested reducing positions significantly. After breaking 92,425, a large downward vacuum zone opened, clearly advising to preserve capital. If not exited, break below 91,800-92,300, add back at 92,350 to reduce position.
On the 19th, both long and short were possible; the rebound on Monday was too weak to take a short.
Starting from the 20th, long positions were entered at key support/resistance levels, such as 92,250 and 3,175. If broken below 92,000 and 3,170, stop loss and exit. Because on Monday and weekend, the initial position was trapped with a 1% loss, or if the initial position was not exited, it was within the acceptable range. Replenishments were made decisively to exit after adding. No strategy was given during the day on the 20th; wait until North American trading in the evening to decide, repeatedly emphasizing controlling position size.
In the evening of the 20th, the live broadcast told everyone that 88,300 must be replenished. No orders were placed that night; on the 21st, the market was volatile, and a new account was used for T trading.
On the 21st, Wednesday morning, clearly advised to seize the T trading opportunities on the 21st and 22nd. The best time to recover losses was these two days. Early morning, the market hit 88,300, then a wave of orders at 88,165, and 2,927.5 on Bitcoin. Late at night, told everyone that regardless of how it falls, there will be a V-shaped demand. That day, BTC hit 90,600, and ETH hit 3,070. With two waves of T trading during the day and evening, if caught, it would have recovered the losses. No worries if missed; just continue T trading.
On the 22nd, Thursday, sold long at 89,235 for a profit at 90,000; sold long at 2,962 but did not hit the 2,995 take profit, so exited at break-even. RIVER long at 45, took profit at 47.5; some took profits and reduced positions to break-even, others gained $50-66 in profit.
On the 23rd, Friday, BTC at 88,355 missed by less than $200; ETH hit 2,925, with a high rebound to 3,020, this wave was captured. SOL entered at 125.7 in the evening and took profit; advised that if it hits around 125.8, another trade could be made. The lowest was 126.5 at midnight, missed.
These are the strategies officially released this week and the trades made during live sessions. Overall: 10 trades, 7 wins, 2 losses, 1 break-even (including last weekend's uncounted). Currently, holding 1 BTC T position from last weekend, this week: 7 wins out of 10 trades (Wednesday: BTC 88,300/88,165, ETH 2,927.5; Thursday: BTC 89,235 and RIVER 45 long; Friday: ETH 2,925, SOL 125.7, break-even on 1 position (Thursday ETH 2,962 long, exited at break-even Friday morning); 2 losses (Tuesday: BTC 92,400 long, broke below 92,000, loss 3,180; some were stopped out, others recovered in subsequent T trades). Last weekend's BTC T position and Tuesday's BTC T trades are combined.
Summary: 10 trades, 7 wins, 2 losses, 1 break-even, or recovered after 2 stop-losses! Overall, if each trade was followed, the profit and loss should offset to a positive result this week.
Weekend: both long and short are possible; continue the game of long and short. Currently, sideways with no significant trading opportunities; look for high and low points and neckline references to add longs or shorts.
BTC support/resistance levels: 94,225 / 91,600-92,000 / 87,800 / 86,670
ETH support/resistance levels: 3,170 / 3,100 / 3,025 / 2,915 / 2,835 / 2,749
SOL support/resistance levels: 142.5 / 133 / 126 / 122.5
At these levels, with reduced profit expectations over the weekend, there are opportunities to "eat pig's feet" (take profits). Focus on tracking these moves. Before Sunday afternoon, be bold in long and short positions but lower profit expectations. Sunday night and early Monday should leave room for liquidity grabbing. Watch for short-term opportunities during Monday's market and European-Asian midday sessions. Monday night is also a key period. At least three trading opportunities are expected in the next three days. Lower profit expectations make 3-4 small trades manageable. Take this weekend to learn from the experience of the "骚哥" (Sao Ge) and grow your skills!