#BTC #ETH Trend Analysis

Institutional Price Structure Analysis & Market Outlook — January 15

1. BTC/USDT Perpetual (Based on the previous view):
As long as the price remains above 91,010, BTC is expected to continue oscillating upward, with a short-term resistance level near 98,889.
The short-term trading strategy follows the “Institutional Strong Turning Point Model” (detailed explanations are available in the K-Line Digital Code live sessions).
Focus on buying at lower levels and prepare to deploy short positions near high levels according to the model.
If the price falls below 95,375, spot positions and high-level contract longs should be properly adjusted. Stay alert to systemic risks caused by sudden bearish momentum.

2. ETH/USDT Perpetual (Based on the previous view):
As long as the price remains above 3,090, ETH is expected to continue oscillating upward, with a short-term resistance near 3,446.
The short-term strategy follows the hourly cycle of the “Institutional Strong Turning Point Model” (detailed explanations can be found in the K-Line Digital Code live sessions).
Focus on buying at lower levels and prepare to deploy short positions at higher levels based on the model.
If the price drops below 3,316, long positions should be defended promptly. High-level longs should be managed carefully and hedged in time to avoid major losses caused by sudden bearish strength.

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