2026-01-08 05:24:41

From the candlestick trend, the price has just broken out of the recent consolidation range but did not continue the upward momentum. Instead, it quickly fell back to the upper boundary of the original range. In the short term, after yesterday's continuous decline, this morning's session is testing downward again, repeatedly confirming that the previous breakout point has become a support level.

Overall, the market still appears to be oscillating back and forth, and this rhythm may continue for a while. Intraday trading opportunities might repeatedly emerge around this critical point.

From a trading perspective, consider long positions around the 90,000 to 90,500 region, with the first target at 92,900. If this level is broken, then look at the 95,000 level. These cryptocurrencies have been performing well recently, with BTC leading, followed closely by ETH and SOL. Watching their interactions at these key levels will be very interesting.

BTC3,25%

ETH2,4%

SOL3,33%

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ChainWallflower

· 01-11 00:34

Is this the same old trick again? After a failed breakout, do you still want to keep buying the dip? I see the 90,000 level as a trap 🪤. Last time, everyone who did this got caught. Is it really going to be different this time?

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TopEscapeArtist

· 01-10 23:57

Another false breakout, same old trick. Buy the dip at 90,000? I already got trapped betting fifty cents. --- This wave of MACD looks like a death cross on the eve, technical warning signals are at their maximum. --- Multiple validations of support points are a good thing? I think it's a dangerous signal; repeated testing indicates market indecision. --- That target of 92,900, I dream about chasing it, but when I wake up, I realize I've already lost. --- BTC leading the way? Just here to grab the first release, but when the decline follows, it won't be so polite. --- Here comes the "repeated trading near key points" routine again, those who heard this last year are still reviewing it now. --- The bearish signals are obvious, yet they have to find bullish reasons; that's probably why I keep losing money haha.

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FallingLeaf

· 01-09 22:26

Repeated fluctuations are really annoying, let's wait for a confirmed signal --- Around 90000 is indeed a good point, but I still want to see a break below before making a move --- BTC leading the pack this time isn't surprising, the key is when ETH can become a bit more powerful --- It's both breaking through and pulling back; I'm tired of this routine --- The 95000 target is a bit far; can it hold in the middle? --- I really don't have the energy to watch the intra-day fluctuations; just pick a direction and go all in --- SOL is unstable; BTC is still more reliable --- Does multiple validation of support points necessarily mean they are useful? This time feels different --- We need to wait a bit longer before bullish positioning; entering now is too risky

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ConfusedWhale

· 01-08 05:54

Still swinging around 90,000, can we get a clear move already? --- Breaking 92,900 and looking at 95,000? Easier said than done, the key is whether it can stabilize first. --- The most annoying thing about volatile markets is the repetitive chopping and changing. --- I believe BTC is leading, but can ETH and SOL really keep up this time? --- Long above 90,000, add at 90,500. If a black swan happens this wave, I’ll cry. --- How many times has the support level been tested? Still testing. Is someone deliberately breaking through repeatedly? --- What are you waiting for? Just repeatedly harvesting within this range. --- 92900 is the first target. Sounds good, but I don’t know how long we’ll have to wait. --- Interesting to see interaction at key levels? Then it’s just more passive turbulence.

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LightningSentry

· 01-08 05:51

Here we go again with the endless tug-of-war. I'm tired of this routine. 90000 is about to be bottomed out again. Stop obsessing over these few numbers. If I really wanted to buy in, I would have done it already.

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OfflineValidator

· 01-08 05:49

It's another cycle of fluctuation, really exhausting. I've had my eye on the 90,000 level for a while now, just waiting to see if it can hold. BTC is still reliable; other coins are a bit risky to follow. Break through 92,900 and run directly; don't want to get trapped. Key levels are indeed prone to repeated fluctuations, short-term intraday profits are okay. 95,000 is too far; don't think about it too much for now. When will this wave of volatility finally settle down?

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GateUser-74b10196

· 01-08 05:42

Still testing the waters around 90,000 again, this wave is really a bit annoying. Alright, continue waiting for a breakdown, just worried it will just fake out and come back. BTC is holding firm there, while SOL has recently started to stir up some activity.

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PanicSeller69

· 01-08 05:39

Still testing around 90,000 again... BTC is really frustrating; if it can't break through, it just can't break through. This rebound feels very weak, with no real momentum. SOL's recent performance has been quite interesting, much more honest than BTC. Still, let's wait and see, no need to rush.

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RamenStacker

· 01-08 05:37

Are you testing repeatedly again? I've seen this routine too many times; I've been lurking at the 90000 level for a long time. When it comes to BTC, you still need to see what the main funds are thinking. Will it really break through this time? The 92900 level is a bit risky, but since we've been oscillating here for so long, a direction has to be chosen sooner or later. I bet it won't break out and will have to come back for repeated tests. ETH and SOL are indeed following the trend strongly, but I still only watch BTC's moves; the others are just supporting roles.

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