2026-01-21 15:24:41

Tonight at 9 PM, I judged that the market was basically stable, and BTC long positions can be increased. The key is that one candlestick on the hourly chart—trading volume was indeed very high, but at the close, it was a small wick.

What does this indicate? The significant selling pressure has been fully absorbed, and in the short term, the buyers' strength has overtaken the sellers. It also reflects that although the sellers are fierce, they ultimately couldn't change the outcome (with such huge trading volume, the real body of the bearish candle is so small, which itself is very telling).

So, by the 9 PM close, I can confidently say that the market has stabilized.

This is a classic example of volume and price action working together. Honestly, trading is not about guessing based on intuition, but about learning to interpret what the chart is telling us—using real data like trading volume and candlestick patterns to discover market reversal signals. Do you agree with this reasoning?

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LoneValidator

· 01-24 07:48

The combination of price and volume is so perfect; the moment the small needle stops, I know it's about to take off.

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DegenWhisperer

· 01-24 04:56

Haha, the details of this small needle are indeed excellent. Large orders can't be absorbed, which is a signal. Your volume and price analysis impresses me. It really depends on what the market says. That 9 o'clock candlestick really shows something; absorbing selling pressure is a logical and solid argument. Stop relying on feelings to gamble. Learning to read the market is the right way. The basis for this wave of market stability is quite strong. If the trading volume can't keep up with the sell-offs, it's just bluffing. I agree. The biggest risk in trading is relying on intuition; data is the real thing. This kind of pattern with the small needle going up is indeed easy to overlook. You have good insight.

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DegenDreamer

· 01-23 12:39

The combination of volume and price is quite well explained, just this kind of feeling. This wave is indeed driven by buyers, the signals coming up are too obvious. But I still want to look at the four-hour chart again; that 9 o'clock candle may not be the bottom. Bro, I learned this set of analytical logic, I'll try this approach next time. Volume breakout, definitely. Honestly, it's much better than just looking at K-line charts; I agree that the market can speak. I stopped out at that line yesterday, damn, I wish I had thought of this earlier. This is why I say trading relies on research, not gambling. Being stable is one thing, being able to sustain a rise is another, we still need to see what happens next.

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MissedAirdropBro

· 01-21 15:48

The combination of price and volume is indeed reliable, but I went short again around 9 o'clock haha. I saw the details on this small needle, but I felt it wasn't stable enough, and I ended up eating my words. Next time, I'll try to analyze from the trading volume perspective and stop relying on intuition to make random moves.

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MemeCurator

· 01-21 15:48

I've seen this pattern of the small spike coming up too many times before. The key is whether it can hold in the follow-up; don't let it retest again.

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ChainBrain

· 01-21 15:40

The combination of price and volume is indeed explained clearly, but I still think this kind of judgment is prone to hindsight bias. Take the small needle pattern, for example. It has appeared at the bottom countless times without a rebound, and the ones that actually move up are often some seemingly ugly candlestick patterns. So, it's still necessary to look at support levels on longer timeframes.

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PerpetualLonger

· 01-21 15:36

It's the same story again. Little Needle said it's stable right after coming up? I thought so too, but it broke through directly in the early morning, and the added position is still lying there.

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BearMarketBuyer

· 01-21 15:30

I saw it the moment it was injected, and it was indeed absorbed very cleanly. The combination of volume and price really can't be fooled.

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ConsensusBot

· 01-21 15:28

This pin is indeed excellent; the absorption of momentum is so thorough that there's no suspense in the short-term buying interest.

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