From a daily chart perspective, Bitcoin is currently in a high-range consolidation phase with repeated oscillations. The previous candlesticks found support at the seven-day moving average and closed with bullish candles, indicating that the bulls have some influence.
In today's trading, the price shows a narrow range of fluctuation. The Bollinger Bands are not opening significantly, but the short-term moving averages remain upward, reflecting that the bulls are gathering strength but currently lack explosive momentum.
From an operational standpoint, the current price range (89,200-89,700) still offers trading opportunities. However, if it falls below the key support level of 88,600, extra caution is needed. On the upside, the first resistance point to watch is 91,500, followed by zones around 93,500, 94,500, and 96,000. At each level, consider partial profit-taking or strategy adjustments rather than aiming to reach the target in one go.
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MemeCoinSavant
· 01-11 08:24
ngl the 7-day MA bounce thing is giving "copium accumulation phase" energy... according to my peer-reviewed dissertation on bollinger band sentiment analysis, this narrow range setup has a statistically significant 73% probability of either mooning or dumping lmaooo
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GateUser-2fce706c
· 01-10 21:59
I said earlier that this wave of pullback is the best opportunity to get in. If you're still hesitating, you're just like those who doubted me three years ago.
Seize this high ground at 89200; the rest is the key to wealth. Don't wait until it's missed and regret it.
Opportunities don't come often, everyone. Actions must be taken before 91500, or you'll really get cut off.
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FlashLoanLord
· 01-08 08:59
If 88,600 is broken, we have to run, or we'll get trapped. The real test is at the 91,500 level.
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ColdWalletAnxiety
· 01-08 08:59
Still fluctuating, this rhythm is a bit frustrating, feels like the bulls are losing momentum.
Once 88600 breaks, I'll sell; this support level really needs to hold.
Dipping in batches to reduce positions sounds good, but I'm still a bit greedy and want to gamble for 91500.
This wave of market movement isn't as exciting as I imagined; it's just stuck here stubbornly.
Bullish momentum? I think it's just testing patience. Maybe wait for a clear signal.
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ForkYouPayMe
· 01-08 08:58
Still building momentum? Wake up, buddy. Isn't this just sideways trading messing around?
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ImpermanentTherapist
· 01-08 08:52
If 88,600 is broken, we'll have to admit defeat. But judging by the current momentum, it seems the bulls are still holding back.
From a daily chart perspective, Bitcoin is currently in a high-range consolidation phase with repeated oscillations. The previous candlesticks found support at the seven-day moving average and closed with bullish candles, indicating that the bulls have some influence.
In today's trading, the price shows a narrow range of fluctuation. The Bollinger Bands are not opening significantly, but the short-term moving averages remain upward, reflecting that the bulls are gathering strength but currently lack explosive momentum.
From an operational standpoint, the current price range (89,200-89,700) still offers trading opportunities. However, if it falls below the key support level of 88,600, extra caution is needed. On the upside, the first resistance point to watch is 91,500, followed by zones around 93,500, 94,500, and 96,000. At each level, consider partial profit-taking or strategy adjustments rather than aiming to reach the target in one go.