2026-01-13 00:23:34

The recent crypto market has slowed down, with all coins repeatedly digesting previous gains. Looking back, the long positions placed around Ethereum 3050 and Bitcoin 90100 have already yielded profits — Ethereum reached a high of 3170, and Bitcoin even surged to $92,495, hitting the targets quite precisely.

The current trading approach needs to focus on the range. For Ethereum, the support level has moved up to $3090; as long as this level is not broken, continue to buy low and sell high. Key levels to watch above are $3210 (consider short positions if touched) and the long-term resistance at $3450. For Bitcoin, support has been raised to $89,888, maintaining a volatile stance. Once it hits $92,666, consider shorting.

The core point is: until there is a clear breakout of the range, don’t rush to judge the trend direction. Both upward and downward movements are possible; the key is to control greed. Also, this strategy only works for one cycle, don’t expect to reuse it repeatedly.

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DaoDeveloper

· 5h ago

ngl the range-bound narrative checks out, but have you considered the game-theoretic implications of those support levels holding? feels like everyone's treating resistance like gospel when tokenomics tells a different story...

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BitcoinDaddy

· 5h ago

Precise timing and strategies are just for listening; the truly profitable ones keep silent... --- Range-bound oscillation, but beware of a sudden gap, a single statement from the Federal Reserve can break the defense. --- Positions at 3090 and 89888, it feels like they will be tested repeatedly again, so annoying. --- Controlling greed? Easier said than done. When it comes to swing trading, everyone wants to go all-in, only I can restrain myself, right? --- This strategy only works for one round, but what about the next... Do we have to wait for new ideas? --- Ethereum at 3170 and Bitcoin at 92495, the gains look pretty good, but why do I always chase the high and get trapped? --- Selling high and buying low sounds simple, but executing it really tests your mindset, often leading to counter-trend operations. --- Why does it feel like every precise position taught is a post-event analysis... Real trading is still so hard to predict.

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DeFi_Dad_Jokes

· 5h ago

3050 that wave really hit the mark, but the current range fluctuation is a bit annoying --- Honestly, once 92666 is touched, do you go short? That sounds a bit too absolute --- Controlling greed, that’s so true. I got caught here --- Only effective for one round? Then I guess I need to change my approach and rethink --- If ETH 3090 doesn’t break, keep holding, that’s interesting --- Range trading sounds simple, but in practice, it can really blow your mind --- The feeling of hitting the exact point is amazing, but the key is how to maintain profits afterward

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FudVaccinator

· 5h ago

This wave of hitting the points is quite aggressive, but I have to say, this kind of range trading is most prone to failure. Once the breakout signals are unclear, many people get trapped directly. Repeated digestion? It feels more like preparing for the next wave, that's just how the market is. Can the support levels at 3090 and 89888 really hold? It feels a bit uncertain. By the way, this strategy can only be used for one round... Isn't that just relying on luck? I still think it's better to look at it from multiple angles. Greed is indeed a killer, but you can't make big money without being greedy. Where's the balance point? After one round? Do we need to change the strategy? At that point, we'll probably have to find a new direction. The space between 3170 and 3210 for high selling and low buying feels a bit pointless.

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ShibaSunglasses

· 5h ago

It's the same old story of buying low and selling high, how many times can you really make a profit... When one day a big drop directly breaks through support, that's when you'll regret it. --- Precise timing? Maybe luck, next time could go the other way. --- Don't keep using the same strategy repeatedly, that's true, but unfortunately not many people heed the advice. --- Can 3090 and 89888 hold at these levels... I think it's a bit uncertain. --- Controlling greed is not easy, the real test is not to panic in front of profits. --- Range fluctuations can bring both gains and losses, it all depends on whether you can truly execute this plan. --- This wave of operations has a clear logic, but I feel the next market wave will directly break expectations, it’s always like that. --- Accurate positioning doesn't mean subsequent moves will also be precise, the market is too unpredictable.

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