2026-01-08 10:31:40

Bitcoin and Ethereum have recently been caught in a pattern of oscillation. Although the previous rally was quite sharp, the subsequent correction has been equally intense. This reflects a tug-of-war between bulls and bears, with no clear direction for now. The seemingly strong market is actually weakening, so there's no need to rush into short positions. It's better to wait for a rebound momentum before making any moves.

Specifically, Bitcoin can be cautiously tested for long opportunities within the 89,500 to 90,000 range, with an upper target of 91,500. For Ethereum, consider buying on dips around 3,080 to 3,100, with a target of 3,200. The main focus should be on riding the rebound rhythm and avoiding overtrading.

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BTCWaveRider

· 01-10 23:32

The position at 89,500-90,000 is indeed worth trying, but I still feel it needs to drop a bit more to have a bottom feel.

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ChainProspector

· 01-10 21:15

This wave definitely needs to wait, chasing short positions is too easy to get cut, it's safer to wait for the rebound to get back in. 89500-90000 is indeed a good testing range, just worried that the rebound strength might be insufficient. It's another case of waiting for a rebound, but when the rebound doesn't come, it just drops directly. Who would have thought? I'm already accumulating around 3080, just hoping to hold until 3200. Don't overtrade; it's easy to say, but as soon as a new low is broken, the mentality collapses. This round of volatility is killing people, it feels like both bulls and bears are exhausting each other. Waiting for rebound momentum, in simple terms, just means being unsure.

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MetaDreamer

· 01-10 15:35

Really, this wave of the market is just tormenting people. When it rises rapidly, it falls just as quickly. Both bulls and bears are tormenting each other. Let's wait for more rebound momentum; rushing is not advisable. Those levels around Bitcoin are indeed worth trying. Being both light on positions and trying to grasp the rhythm—it's easy to talk but extremely difficult to do. Trying to go long at 89,500? It looks a bit risky to me. I might get stopped out again. In this kind of volatile market, it's better to go with the flow. Wait for clear signals before entering. The target of 3,200 is a bit far; it will take a long time to reach. When there's no sense of direction, it's the easiest time to lose money. Let's just observe for now.

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SmartMoneyWallet

· 01-09 02:52

89500-90000 this range? Haha, it looks like big funds are stacking chips here. Retail investors haven't even reacted yet and should be washed out soon. Just look at the on-chain data, and you'll see that whales are quietly accumulating. Don't be fooled by the rebound; this is a typical capital game strategy. Around 3080, they dare not move. You have to wait for a bottoming signal in trading volume, otherwise, you'll just be chasing illusions. Don't act prematurely before the rebound momentum appears. There's nothing wrong with being cautious, but the key is to identify who is behind the manipulation.

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Token_Sherpa

· 01-08 11:01

ngl this just looks like another "wait for the bounce" copy-paste that everyone and their mom is posting rn... the whole "accumulate at support" playbook only works if there's actual demand underneath, which tbh i'm not convinced exists yet. the technicals look fine on paper but the macro setup still feels... off? anyway, not touching this until we see some real conviction candles lol

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YieldWhisperer

· 01-08 10:59

It's starting to fluctuate again, this rhythm is really torturous. Try testing the waters at 89,500-90,000 to see if the rebound can get going. Ethereum is indeed a good position right now, just worried it might be a false rebound again. Hold tight and wait for the momentum to develop; chasing shorts is a death wish. Repeated tug-of-war, no one can make money; better to wait for the right opportunity. The most annoying thing now is this directionless market, so dull. Light positions and plan long-term, fish for big gains, don't panic. That 3200 target is a bit far; first see if 3100 can hold steady. This wave is a game of patience; rushing is really not the way.

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SadMoneyMeow

· 01-08 10:58

Here we go again, this market really isn't interesting. Waiting for a rebound, I won't chase this kind of position. --- Try entering a little at 89500, anyway it's all about betting on a rebound, not expecting a big trend. --- 3080 is a bit interesting, but I think it needs to fall more before I dare to add to my position. --- Promised not to overtrade, but who can really do that... --- Just let it fluctuate, hold steady, and talk about the rebound later. --- This time, I really need patience. Don't go all-in at the first sign of a rebound. --- I just want to know when there will be a sense of direction; this tug-of-war is too exhausting.

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MEVHunter_9000

· 01-08 10:55

It's a pullback again, the same old story. I've already lost twice on the 89,500 level. Do you still dare to touch it this time?

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bridgeOops

· 01-08 10:44

You're trying to rebound again, sounding nice, but in reality, you're just gambling on the rebound.

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GateUser-bd883c58

· 01-08 10:35

The most annoying thing about volatile markets is waiting for a clear direction.