Looking back at this wave of the market, when Bitcoin touched 90, it was judged to move within the 98-102 range. The extreme correction was expected around 87-88, with a high probability of a spike above 89. From the trend perspective, the rhythm basically aligns with the forecast. After reaching the phased target levels, profits were taken in batches, and the overall rhythm of this wave was well managed. Regarding the subsequent market direction, we will continue to follow up with analysis and update our strategies. For interested friends, understanding the key support and resistance levels in the market, as well as the underlying capital flow logic, is often more important than chasing gains or cutting losses.

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Anon4461

· 01-16 15:25

Hey, this rhythm is really on point. It didn’t break 87-88 and was pulled up forcefully. How should I say this, not everyone can see through this wave. --- The move to take profits in batches was the right one, much better than those who go all-in. --- It just feels like most people are still chasing highs, not thinking about studying support and resistance levels. No wonder they get cut. --- Reaching 90 and then inferring 98? That kind of intuition is indeed top-notch. I was still in a daze. --- By the way, the key is to understand the capital flow logic, otherwise even if you look right, it’s useless, easy to get caught in traps. --- Securing profits and taking the chips off the table feels really comfortable, unlike me who always wants to gamble on the last wave. --- Support and resistance levels may sound simple, but few can actually use them properly. Most just guess randomly based on feelings. --- Looking ahead, I will continue to follow your updates. This kind of approach is much more reliable than just calling out trades. --- The detail of pinning above 89 is nailed down tightly, truly professional.

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token_therapist

· 01-16 14:54

This guy's prediction ability is indeed good, but the real key to making money is still that phrase: "Understanding the capital flow logic is more important than chasing highs and selling lows." --- The range between 90 and 102 is tightly controlled, I’m convinced you’re using some kind of cheat. --- Splitting profits in batches is really smart. I went all-in in a panic and ended up losing everything. --- The rhythm of Bitcoin this time is as strange as you said... I feel there’s still hope later. --- Can you make money relying on logic and luck? Can the ending be the same? --- That spike between 87-88 directly washed me out, so frustrating. --- Continuous follow-up analysis is fine, but can you also share some losing cases? That would be more convincing. --- Capital flow is indeed the key; most people just don’t understand this point. --- Few people can predict accurately and execute well. Your perspective is pretty good.

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AirdropBuffet

· 01-16 07:06

Damn, it really played out as predicted, I find that strange. Hmm... why does it feel like every time I’m a armchair strategist after the fact? This wave indeed hit the point well, much better than my reckless all-in. Support and resistance levels are really key; I previously lost a lot just relying on gut feeling. Reasonable take-profit and cash out are real, unlike my dreams of getting rich overnight. Missed the rhythm, still inexperienced. The flow of funds really needs to be studied; just looking at candlestick charts is useless. But will it deceive me into chasing the high again later... Ah, I just want to know what’s next, waiting for your update.

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JustAnotherWallet

· 01-15 08:20

Buddy, your predictions are really accurate. I also sold some at 89. This is true trading art, much more reliable than those calling signals. Take profits and lock in gains—I totally agree with this logic. Don't be too greedy. What’s the outlook? Should we wait for 87 to bottom out again? Capital flow is the key. The chasing-up strategy should have been abandoned long ago. In simple terms: have a plan, know when to take profits, and understand the big picture. This wave's rhythm is indeed impeccable. When will you teach me a trick? Compared to those who talk about 90-200 all day, your approach is much clearer. People who sell in batches tend to live the longest.

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ProveMyZK

· 01-15 03:59

It's just compromise and game theory. Run if you can, don't wait to get trapped.

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OnChain_Detective

· 01-15 03:59

ngl this call looks pretty clean on surface level but let me dig deeper into the wallet clustering around those 87-88 levels... pattern analysis suggests some heavy accumulation happening there which is... honestly kinda suspicious? like why would retail be buying exactly at predicted support unless this was coordinated? always dyor but the data points to institutional manipulation imo

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UnluckyMiner

· 01-15 03:55

Damn, your prediction is really spot on, you nailed the 90 to 98 range so precisely? Getting the market rhythm right is so satisfying. I was still chasing the high... People taking profits in batches are winning big, while I'm still catching flying knives. This wave of Bitcoin really tests the discipline of taking profits. How did you manage it? No hype, no black or white, support and resistance levels are indeed much more important than blindly chasing. Your prediction accuracy is truly impressive. How did you do it? Wait, did 87-88 really test the bottom? I don't remember seeing that. Fund flow is the real key, but unfortunately most people only focus on K-line charts.

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ContractSurrender

· 01-15 03:54

It's the same old theory from you. You always say it's correct, but when it comes to actually placing an order, you change your tune. What's going on?

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AirdropJunkie

· 01-15 03:36

Bottoming out, this time the rhythm was really tight and controlled. --- Brothers who entered at 90 should be laughing to death, directly riding the rocket. --- I've been listening to this support and resistance theory for three years, but I still get caught up in chasing highs and selling lows. --- Those who took profits in batches really made money, while those who went all-in are just waiting for a rebound. --- A bit of overconfidence here, the future trend is highly unpredictable. --- It's easy to talk about capital flow patterns, but how to judge them? --- Hitting the 98-102 range so precisely, try shorting it with a reverse move. --- It sounds reasonable, but what about a major market reversal at the end of the month? --- It's still the same group of people doing the cutting, they always set the rhythm. --- Not losing money is already good; this market has many traps.

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TrustlessMaximalist

· 01-15 03:31

Damn, this prediction really hit the mark. Gradual profit-taking is the mindset of winners; those who don't follow the herd and chase the rise are the ones who end up laughing. The flow of funds is exactly where the line between players and newcomers is drawn, that's right.

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