2026-01-08 02:31:09

The recent market has been quite volatile in the past few days. The bears continue to exert pressure, pushing the price downward, and it looks like it's about to touch the lower Bollinger Band, with limited room for a rebound.

From the indicators, whether it's various technical indicators or trend assessments, all point in one direction—the bearish trend is dominant. The market has not yet shown any clear reversal signals, and the bearish pattern remains very stable.

The trading strategy is also quite clear: follow this strong bearish trend, and the core tactic is to go short during rebounds. Only when the key support levels below truly stabilize should you look for long opportunities.

Specific plan for the morning of January 8:
- Enter short positions in batches within the 91,600 to 92,000 range
- The first target is around 90,000; if there's a strong break, look toward 88,000
- Trading discipline is very important; follow the trend, control position size and pace, patiently wait for market signals, and never rush to buy the bottom.

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MetaverseHermit

· 01-10 17:44

Starting to crash again? I knew it, this wave of bears is really solid, not daring to buy the dip. The 88,000 level is really risky, can it hold? Honestly, I’ve been using the strategy of shorting on rebounds, and it really works. Why does it feel like they always hit like this? Don’t reverse and smash me again. Waiting for stabilization signals, no rush to get in.

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TooScaredToSell

· 01-10 06:17

The bears are so fierce, I'm still hesitating whether to cut my losses... Every rebound I sell, this rhythm is really uncomfortable I don't dare to chase the short, feeling like it's not the right time to bottom fish, just watch and wait If 88,000 really breaks, that would be truly terrifying Wait, why do I always lose the most when I operate in the opposite direction

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GasFeeCrier

· 01-10 05:49

Hmm, this wave of bears is indeed fierce, the Bollinger Bands are almost touching. Going short again, but I always feel a strong rebound might come. 88,000? Feels risky, but managing position size is definitely important. Entering short at 91,600? Alright, let's see if we can catch the bottom. Can it hold this time? I'm worried it might be a false break again.

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ShibaOnTheRun

· 01-08 03:00

Once again, the market is crashing. Can it really stop this time? 88,000 feels a bit aggressive. Will history repeat itself? The bear is fierce, but anyone can rebound into a short. I'm just worried this wave is a trap. The bottom-fishers are probably going to get screwed again, haha. The Bollinger Bands can collapse suddenly. Without mental preparation, I really can't handle it. Entering short at 92,000, I think it's a gamble. Waiting for a signal? Might as well wait until the Year of the Monkey and Horse.

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Rugpull幸存者

· 01-08 02:58

Here comes the bearish talk again. Can 88,000 really be reached? I remain skeptical. --- The lower band of the Bollinger Bands has been hit, and you're still daring to short repeatedly? How large must your position be? --- How are the people who bought the dip doing now? You know, right? --- Entering a short at 91,600? I'm waiting to see how you hold up. --- Don't speak until the key support level stabilizes; all the calls are just empty talk. --- I hear this theory every week. Why hasn't there been a reversal yet? --- Following the trend is correct, but if the rebound space isn't big, are you still going all-in? --- I bet five moons that 88,000 won't be reached. --- Wait, why is it always "patiently waiting for a signal"? Where's the signal, bro? --- Shorting is fine, but don't tell me it's just about controlling the position.

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PrivacyMaximalist

· 01-08 02:54

Starting to dump again, the bears are really fierce this time... The lower Bollinger Band is almost touching, still want a rebound? That's a bit difficult. Follow the trend and go short, this idea is fine, but I'm worried that a sudden pullback during the rebound might trap people. Enter short at 91,600? Let's wait and see if 88,000 can hold first. Don't try to bottom fish, I need to keep this phrase in my mind. When the market has no signals, just stay idle—that's true trading discipline...

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MetaMisery

· 01-08 02:48

In this market condition, bottom fishing is just giving away money; I need to control my hands. That's right, shorting is safer, and rebounds hit even harder. Breaking 88,000 is the key; let's see again. Starting to sleepwalk into longs again; I need to change this bad habit. Why does it feel like every time I get the direction right, my operation fails... When the Bollinger Bands are at the bottom, I should run; this time I’ve learned my lesson.

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OnchainFortuneTeller

· 01-08 02:38

The bears are so fierce, are the bottom-fishers all crying? It's another support-based market, so annoying. Enter a short at 91600? I'll just wait for a break below to decide. The lower Bollinger Band is almost touching, and it crashes on rebounds—nothing more to say. Trading short with the trend is indeed stable, just worried about a sudden reversal. Dare not bottom-fish, too timid, just hanging out with the bears. Can 88000 really break? I can't bet on that.

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