Recently, Bitcoin's price movement has provided us with some great trading opportunities. From the key resistance level of 95,000 all the way down to the 90,000 integer mark, the decline has exceeded 5,000 points. This has resulted in significant profits for friends who took short signals a few days ago.
However, the current situation has become interesting. According to our previous trading strategy—short at high levels, then look for opportunities to go long after a pullback—we are now exactly at the second step where we should act.
From a technical perspective, Bitcoin has already formed solid support around the 90,000 level. Consider entering long positions here, targeting the 100,000 milestone. If a successful breakout occurs, the subsequent upside potential remains promising.
At the same time, let's look at Ethereum. Around 3100 is a good entry point for going long, with some room up to 3600. The momentum of these two assets is basically synchronized, so they can be considered for coordinated trading.
Market swings are like this—often, they suddenly change direction when people let their guard down. Capturing this rhythm is crucial.
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LiquidityWitch
· 01-10 04:15
90,000 here is indeed interesting, but I'm still a bit hesitant.
Wait, can this really break 100,000? It feels a bit uncertain.
ETH at 3100 might be a bit early to buy in, I'll wait for it to drop a bit more.
I've heard this kind of swing trading rhythm a hundred times, but the key is whether it can withstand the pullback.
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ClassicDumpster
· 01-09 07:42
Supporting this level at 90,000 definitely depends on whether it can hold steady; otherwise, it might continue to fall.
Speaking of this repetitive rhythm, it's really annoying, feels like we're always trapped.
Is it really that easy to break 100,000? I’m a bit skeptical.
It's common for ETH to follow BTC, but this time it feels like the momentum is different.
Wait, who said relaxing vigilance will definitely lead to a reversal? That logic seems reversed.
I tend to be cautious when recommended to go long at these points; I remember last time I said that, and it just broke through immediately.
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Ser_APY_2000
· 01-08 19:39
The 90,000 mark feels like it's about to break through
Starting to guess the market sentiment again, annoying
Entering long at 3100 might be a bit early, let's wait and see
This wave's rhythm was indeed well grasped, but I still prefer to be cautious
The moment of getting proven wrong often happens at this time, I'm overwhelmed
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LightningAllInHero
· 01-08 07:52
90,000 this wave of support is indeed tight, but I'm still a bit hesitant and don't dare to follow, afraid of another flash crash
Wait, if this wave really breaks 100,000, then the brothers with short positions earlier will be crying their eyes out
Entering longs at 3100 ETH? Let me check my funds first...
It's easy to say, but who can really keep up with the rhythm? Anyway, I'm caught again
This routine is always said to be correct, but when it comes to actual operation, it's a whole different story...
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TommyTeacher1
· 01-08 07:46
There is indeed support at 90,000, but I still need to wait and see, afraid it might be a repeated pattern.
I should have gone short a couple of days ago; now entering long feels a bit late.
If you enter Ethereum at 3100, you need to control your position well. This wave of market movement is a bit strange.
The sense of rhythm sounds simple when talking about it, but in actual operation, it's easy to fall into traps.
Only after breaking through the 100,000 threshold can I be at ease. Now is not the time yet.
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NeverVoteOnDAO
· 01-08 07:42
The 90,000 mark is indeed interesting; short-sell brothers, it's time to eat meat.
The bulls still lack confidence; let's wait and see.
100,000 still feels like a dream; let's first hold onto 90,000.
Ethereum can't move; this time it's a bit uncertain.
Swing trading, to put it simply, is about gambling mentality; I can't out gamble it.
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SelfCustodyIssues
· 01-08 07:38
The 90,000 line is indeed interesting, but I always feel that this kind of "perfect support" is the easiest to deceive people.
Those chasing quick money are all hyping it up, only to get caught on the other side. I've seen it happen too many times.
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PseudoIntellectual
· 01-08 07:33
90,000 this threshold is quite interesting, it feels like it's about to start pulling back again
Wait, did I really make money on the short last time? Why am I still trying to catch the bottom?
When will the 100,000 mark finally break? I can hardly keep my composure
How do people who bought ETH above 3100 feel right now? I just want to know
Sense of rhythm? Bro, I just want to know what the market will do tomorrow
Is this rebound real or just a trick? I always feel like a dump is coming
Why do we keep getting stuck at critical levels every time? Do they have such a set of tactics?
Recently, Bitcoin's price movement has provided us with some great trading opportunities. From the key resistance level of 95,000 all the way down to the 90,000 integer mark, the decline has exceeded 5,000 points. This has resulted in significant profits for friends who took short signals a few days ago.
However, the current situation has become interesting. According to our previous trading strategy—short at high levels, then look for opportunities to go long after a pullback—we are now exactly at the second step where we should act.
From a technical perspective, Bitcoin has already formed solid support around the 90,000 level. Consider entering long positions here, targeting the 100,000 milestone. If a successful breakout occurs, the subsequent upside potential remains promising.
At the same time, let's look at Ethereum. Around 3100 is a good entry point for going long, with some room up to 3600. The momentum of these two assets is basically synchronized, so they can be considered for coordinated trading.
Market swings are like this—often, they suddenly change direction when people let their guard down. Capturing this rhythm is crucial.