There is a very key issue in this round of Bitcoin market. The 95,000 resistance line has been there for nearly two months. To be honest, it’s like a wall, making it very difficult to break through in the short term. The market trend is actually quite clear: either break upward and stabilize to trigger a true reversal; or fall back.
Another thing to watch out for — the short positions placed at high levels a few days ago have now almost floated a profit of over 5000 points. This is a good profit window, but don’t be too greedy. When it’s time to take profits, you should take them. Especially for orders that have already gained significant space, timely profit-taking is the proper move. The market changes rapidly, and taking profits when the situation is good will never lead to losses.
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NotFinancialAdvice
· 01-11 04:20
95,000 is just a paper tiger; if it can't break through, it will fall back, no suspense.
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LiquidationWizard
· 01-08 16:41
The wall at 95,000 is indeed tough. It's been there for two months, and this time we really need to see a breakthrough or a pullback.
The short position has a floating profit of over 5,000. There's nothing wrong with taking profits when the time is right—don't fight with your money.
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StablecoinArbitrageur
· 01-08 07:54
actually, been running the numbers on that 95k level—the order book depth there is absolutely brutal. two months of rejection? classic supply zone behavior. resistance coefficient is textbook at this point.
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SerNgmi
· 01-08 07:54
95,000 this wall is really tough, it hasn't broken through in two months. I bet it will take some more time to break it.
Short positions with a floating profit of 5000 points are indeed tempting, but those who are greedy for this have all been trapped... Those who take profits in time never regret it.
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TokenomicsTinfoilHat
· 01-08 07:51
The 95,000 wall is indeed stubborn, but taking a 5,000-point floating profit on short positions should be stopped appropriately. Greed is the easiest to be slapped in the face.
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DefiEngineerJack
· 01-08 07:39
honestly the 95k resistance thing is so overdone at this point... like we've been hearing about it for months and it just sits there. technically speaking if you actually ran the order flow analysis instead of just staring at charts you'd see the real pressure is coming from derivatives positioning, not some arbitrary line on your screen
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CryptoSurvivor
· 01-08 07:30
The 95,000 hurdle is indeed tough; it's been two months stuck there. Breaking through depends on subsequent momentum, and a pullback is also possible.
The short position has a floating profit of 5000 points, which is really comfortable, but don't be greedy. If it's time to exit, just do it. Don't wait for the market to throw a tantrum.
There is a very key issue in this round of Bitcoin market. The 95,000 resistance line has been there for nearly two months. To be honest, it’s like a wall, making it very difficult to break through in the short term. The market trend is actually quite clear: either break upward and stabilize to trigger a true reversal; or fall back.
Another thing to watch out for — the short positions placed at high levels a few days ago have now almost floated a profit of over 5000 points. This is a good profit window, but don’t be too greedy. When it’s time to take profits, you should take them. Especially for orders that have already gained significant space, timely profit-taking is the proper move. The market changes rapidly, and taking profits when the situation is good will never lead to losses.