2026-01-12 11:40:11

The market volatility, to put it simply, is like a sieve. Those who can't withstand it get shaken out, and only those who persist have a chance to wait for the answer.

Looking at the recent market rhythm—Bitcoin surged to around 92,500 in the morning and then started to face pressure, subsequently falling back to around 90,400. The daily chart has already shifted from bullish to bearish, with a clear upper shadow, signaling resistance. The key support below is around 89,500; whether it breaks or not is crucial.

The 4-hour chart is more straightforward: bulls are shrinking in volume with consecutive bearish candles, showing signs of a downward crossover. The hourly level already shows increasing bearish momentum, with the midline gradually being broken, and the short-term bears continuing to expand.

**Tonight's rhythm is very clear: there are good shorting opportunities at high levels.**

For Bitcoin, the 91,000-91,500 range is a good entry point, aiming to return to 90,000-89,500. Ethereum follows a similar logic, with short positions around 3,130-3,155, targeting 3,080-3,055 below.

The key is not to be scared by short-term fluctuations. Confirm the trend, pick the right entry points, and every calm short position laid out is paving the way for subsequent profits. The market always tests who has more patience.

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WhaleMinion

· 01-15 03:36

Here comes the dice discussion again. To be honest, I'm a bit hesitant this time. I didn't dare to buy at 91,500, and it looks like it's about to retrace again.

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BoredApeResistance

· 01-14 11:36

92,500 already started bleeding, this wave of shorting is indeed quite fierce. But to be honest, this kind of situation is actually a test of mentality; just hold on. --- Once again, this logic—going short at high levels... Let me see if I can copy it to the end. --- The sieve analogy is too perfect, haha, I am the one being thrown out. --- Key support at 89,500—is this really stable? Or will it continue to drop? --- Don’t be scared or anything... I’ve been scared long ago, now I’m numb. --- Short at 91,000-91,500? I think it will drop further, do you really have that much confidence? --- Patience... my patience and my coins are both shrinking. --- This short-term layout feels like a gamble; the true experts should be the ones who survive the longest in the sieve. --- Good opportunity to short in the evening, but the problem is I have no more bricks.

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GasOptimizer

· 01-12 12:10

It's the same story again... Dice, dice, how many can actually stay? This short-term move indeed presents a good opportunity. Around 91,500 is a good level to try, but it all depends on whether we can hold the 89,500 line. If it breaks, things could get risky.

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QuietlyStaking

· 01-12 12:02

Here comes the dice again. Can we really get some results this time... The 91,000 empty idea is still too old-fashioned, and it might just be a trap to lure more in. Dropped again, holding a short position and laughing to death. If 89,500 breaks, I'll admit defeat, but tonight still feels uncertain. Honestly, this wave of momentum is a bit like Bitcoin's previous pattern, almost getting shaken out again. Patience is easy to talk about, but when you're losing money, who can really stay patient?

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StillBuyingTheDip

· 01-12 11:58

I have been lurking at the 91000 level for a long time, just waiting for this wave of pullback. The market is like this; those who are patient will eventually win. After looking at the chart for a while, the bearish signals are quite obvious, but I still favor the subsequent rebound. Short-term shorting is up to you. The word "dice" is used cleverly, and it has just kicked out a wave of people. It's only been a few months. Really, every time I think I can catch the bottom, I get trapped. This time, I’ll be smarter and follow your pace slowly. By the way, if 89500 really breaks, it will be interesting. Where will the bottom be?

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FallingLeaf

· 01-12 11:51

It's the same old story, calling names, calling names, sounding so nice. I just want to know how the group that got kicked out is doing now. 92500 surged and then pulled back; I'm tired of this routine. How many more chances like this can there be? Short-term positioning is fine, but don't tell me about future profits; the market can change at any time. Short-term volatility? I've been scared stiff for a long time. Betting around 91000—either a big profit or a big loss, it’s just like that. Patience is a virtue, but how can you talk about it without money? Waiting for answers? Might as well wait for the paycheck. If 89500 breaks down, where's the next support? Ethereum is almost following blindly now, 3130? Let’s see if Bitcoin is willing to give an opportunity first.

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