2026-01-13 12:50:20

#美国贸易赤字状况 January 13th BTC technical rebound, can short positions still be held

All on-chain data for Bitcoin has returned to normal levels, what does this mean? It indicates that the extreme emotions caused by the previous decline have been fully released.

Short positions at the 3140 level can be fully held, it's basically stable. On the Ethereum side, there is actually an opportunity to look for a short—after all, the rebound driven by BTC often causes altcoins to react late, with some lag.

The key is to keep an eye on on-chain data, not just the K-line. Once the data shows anomalies, cut losses immediately; when the data is normal, continue earning interest. This logic has proven effective in volatile markets.

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MerkleMaid

· 01-16 12:26

I believe in the on-chain data returning to normal, just worried that retail investors might get too excited looking at the K-line haha. But I am indeed still holding the short position at 3140, anyway, there are no abnormal signals on the data side. It's very true that altcoins react slowly; once BTC rebounds, ETH should follow. The key is really to watch the data closely, don't be fooled by candlestick charts, discipline in stop-loss is the most important.

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GweiWatcher

· 01-14 10:51

On-chain data is feeling happy again, don't get off too early, buddy. I'm also holding the short position at 3140, just waiting to see how ETH follows up.

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SmartContractDiver

· 01-13 13:20

As long as on-chain data is normal, keep going with it; this logic makes no mistake... But how long can the 3140 short position hold? --- Focusing on on-chain data is definitely better than just looking at K-line charts; you don't know how much stronger it is. --- This copycat lagging set is indeed often seen, but what if it suddenly freaks out... Can your method withstand when the drop is fierce? --- Wow, still continuing to hold short positions. Why do I feel this rebound is a bit suspicious? --- Normal data and continuing to earn interest sounds great, but in actual operation, there are always various surprises. --- Looking bearish on Ethereum? Are you really optimistic or just fishing... --- The key is to distinguish which data is truly abnormal; with so many on-chain indicators, which one should you look at?

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Token_Sherpa

· 01-13 13:19

nah, the on-chain data normalization thing checks out tbh... but this "keep shorting alts lag" narrative feels like copium when btc finally catches a bid. seen this movie before lol

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GasFeeSurvivor

· 01-13 13:17

On-chain data has stabilized, so now you can say it's steady. Bro, will you be able to make a profit this time?

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ChainDoctor

· 01-13 13:14

On-chain data turning positive again is when they dare to continue shorting, their courage is really big. I'm also watching the 3140 trade, just worried about a reversal hitting back. It's true that the response from the copycat projects is delayed; they wait for BTC to react before Ethereum moves, and the time lag definitely exists. But is just focusing on on-chain data really enough? Market sentiment can change in an instant. Continuing to earn interest sounds comfortable, but you must set a proper stop-loss threshold and not be greedy.

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YieldChaser

· 01-13 13:09

On-chain data returning to normal signals the start of earning interest, I accept this logic. I'm just worried about data being deceptive, after all, that's what was said last time too haha

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ParallelChainMaxi

· 01-13 13:02

On-chain data is bouncing back, and I just want to go all-in. I respect this mindset. You can continue holding short positions, but don't forget there are variables on the Federal Reserve side. It's correct that the altcoins are lagging in response, but I can't predict ETH...

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