Looking at the Bitcoin trends over the past two years can give us a lot of insights. Currently, the 98,000 level is a bit stuck, and the bulls need to be cautious—don't rush to chase the high. The short-term strategy should still revolve around fluctuations, which is more prudent.
From a technical perspective, the resistance levels are quite clear: 95,000, 98,000, and 100,000 are key zones that need to be broken through one by one. The support levels are at 89,000, 85,000, and 81,000. Both long and short positions have profit potential; the key is to act only at the right levels—this is the core of trading, with no need for complicated tricks.
As for the news, it doesn't matter much whether we look at it tomorrow or not. The real significance is to focus on the price itself, follow the rhythm, and maintain a healthy risk-reward ratio to keep moving forward.
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MoneyBurner
· 01-20 01:43
98,000 got stuck? I knew it, we're heading into震荡地狱 again
Exactly, don't chase the high. I've been burned by that before. This time, I'll wait and see the profit and loss ratio before taking action
89,000 can hold? That's the real test
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LayerHopper
· 01-19 20:54
98000 this level really feels a bit tough, just looking at it makes me want to chase but I’m too scared
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Exactly, don’t chase blindly, volatility is the way to go at this stage
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The key is still the risk-reward ratio, everything else is nonsense
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Waiting so long just to break through these three points one by one, feeling exhausted
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News is really useless, price is the real boss
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Both bulls and bears have opportunities, it all depends on who can hold back from acting
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This wave stuck at 98k feels like it will consolidate for a while
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I agree with the statement about returning to the price itself, don’t listen to those messy news
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BrokenYield
· 01-19 19:31
nah the whole "wait for the right spot" thing sounds good until you're watching it pump 15% overnight lol. seen this movie before—people get paralyzed, miss the move, then chase at 105k. risk-adjusted returns don't mean sitting on your hands forever fr
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PhantomHunter
· 01-18 05:52
These 98,000 calories are really annoying here. Just looking at them makes me want to chase after them, but don't get carried away.
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DegenWhisperer
· 01-18 05:51
98,000 is just stuck like this, chasing highs will only lead to losses
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A sideways strategy is more solid, don't be blinded by FOMO
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The key is to wait for the right levels, there's nothing fancy about it
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Compare the risk-reward ratio, everything else is虚的
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News really doesn't matter much, the price speaks for itself
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If 89,000 can't be broken, it's a bit risky
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Both bulls and bears have opportunities, it depends on who can endure loneliness
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This wave definitely requires some patience, don't rush
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Follow the rhythm, it sounds simple but it's hard to do
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100,000 feels like we still need to wait
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ProbablyNothing
· 01-18 05:50
98000 is truly stuck, no need to chase this wave. Wait for a more stable opportunity during the fluctuation.
Wait, it's that same profit and loss ratio argument again... It's easy to say, but the actual difficulty of operation doubles.
Just oscillate around support and resistance in the short term? Feels like the套路 isn't necessarily less fancy.
The news is indeed garbage; it's more honest to look at the candlestick charts.
Every day 100000, 98000, 95000, should I get in now, everyone?
Basically, it's about controlling desires and waiting for the right levels. But who can really do that...
Is 89000 really the bottom? It feels like it might test lower.
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SmartContractPhobia
· 01-18 05:41
98,000 is stuck, so don't force it; just prepare for consolidation.
Don't believe any news, just watch the chart.
Wait, why insist on chasing the high? The real deal is at 89,000 below.
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WalletDetective
· 01-18 05:40
The 98,000 is stuck on this issue. The bulls really need to slow down a bit, don't be aggressive.
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ChainMemeDealer
· 01-18 05:34
98000 this level is quite tough, better be patient and wait
Wait, is it really not advisable to chase the high? Feels like it could break 100k at any moment
It's the same old story, oscillation trading is more stable, I believe it
Both bulls and bears have opportunities, the key is to hold steady and not move
The news definitely doesn't matter, price is the real boss
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MetaverseLandlord
· 01-18 05:31
98000 this level is really a barrier, I'm just waiting for the fluctuation to eat some profit.
Looking at the Bitcoin trends over the past two years can give us a lot of insights. Currently, the 98,000 level is a bit stuck, and the bulls need to be cautious—don't rush to chase the high. The short-term strategy should still revolve around fluctuations, which is more prudent.
From a technical perspective, the resistance levels are quite clear: 95,000, 98,000, and 100,000 are key zones that need to be broken through one by one. The support levels are at 89,000, 85,000, and 81,000. Both long and short positions have profit potential; the key is to act only at the right levels—this is the core of trading, with no need for complicated tricks.
As for the news, it doesn't matter much whether we look at it tomorrow or not. The real significance is to focus on the price itself, follow the rhythm, and maintain a healthy risk-reward ratio to keep moving forward.