#策略性加码BTC Yesterday, Bitcoin fluctuated back and forth twice, with each node's operation being quite precise.
Looking at the morning session's rhythm—pulling back from around 92,500 to about 91,000, then turning around and pushing towards the 92,000 level—overall, it’s still oscillating within the 90,000 range, with no major changes. This kind of movement at high levels confirms that a short-selling approach is indeed correct.
In terms of operations, consider shorting within the 93,000-92,500 range, and focus on the support zone between 91,300-90,300 below. The trend itself feels quite testing, but as long as key levels are maintained, there are still opportunities.
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MidnightTrader
· 01-15 18:55
Such a frustrating trend, stuck in the range and repeatedly teasing us. When will there be a decisive direction?
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RetroHodler91
· 01-15 10:24
This pace is indeed exhausting, but I didn't catch the move at 92,500, and I feel a bit regretful.
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PanicSeller
· 01-13 23:17
Another frustrating market situation, I'm really fed up. If you can't keep your composure, just wait to lose money.
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NeonCollector
· 01-12 20:50
Being persistent is really exhausting; yesterday's back-and-forth almost hit the stop-loss.
Just hold at 91,300 and don't overthink it.
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WhaleWatcher
· 01-12 20:48
Hi, this wave really hit the timing perfectly. The 93000-92500 range is exactly what I was thinking yesterday, but I was a bit hesitant and didn't dare to act haha.
The repeated tugging around 92500 completely confirmed the bearish idea. The key is to hold the 91300 line; once it's broken, we'll need to reassess.
Speaking of which, BTC's current frustrating trend is more exhausting than a one-sided market, my palms are sweating from all the tension.
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SandwichTrader
· 01-12 20:47
Repeatedly testing in this annoying box again, it's really exasperating.
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SerLiquidated
· 01-12 20:43
It's indeed frustrating, but this short position hasn't been closed out yet, and they're already bragging. Be careful, they might turn around and hit you hard.
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OnchainDetectiveBing
· 01-12 20:31
Hmm, this round is indeed testing patience, relying on those few key levels to hold. If 93,000 can't be broken, we have to keep waiting.
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SchrödingersNode
· 01-12 20:30
You're teasing me, huh? I got cut at 92,500 yesterday. Now, after seeing your analysis, I'm a bit scared.
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GasFeeCrying
· 01-12 20:23
I placed an order at 91300 yesterday, but I missed out on the rebound. Forget it.
#策略性加码BTC Yesterday, Bitcoin fluctuated back and forth twice, with each node's operation being quite precise.
Looking at the morning session's rhythm—pulling back from around 92,500 to about 91,000, then turning around and pushing towards the 92,000 level—overall, it’s still oscillating within the 90,000 range, with no major changes. This kind of movement at high levels confirms that a short-selling approach is indeed correct.
In terms of operations, consider shorting within the 93,000-92,500 range, and focus on the support zone between 91,300-90,300 below. The trend itself feels quite testing, but as long as key levels are maintained, there are still opportunities.
$BTC $ETH $BNB Continuously monitor the coordinated performance of these three assets.