2026-01-06 05:21:25

Bitcoin's battle at the $92,000 mark is becoming increasingly intense. The previous support at 92k seems to be breaking, but the main players quickly accumulated a bunch of chips in the 91,900 to 92,000 range, forcing the price back up. Now, 92k has once again become a line of defense—this tactic is truly seasoned.

For more aggressive traders, considering opening a small position in the 91,900 to 92,100 range to test the bulls could be an option, but be sure to set a stop-loss to avoid getting knocked out by a quick pullback. This tug-of-war between the main players and the bears can reverse in an instant, so always be prepared.

The way the order book fluctuates back and forth really makes people eager to see what happens next. I will continue to watch the movements at this level, waiting to see whether the main players are genuinely trying to defend the market or just trying to lure more longs.

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DeepRabbitHole

· 01-09 01:44

92k is really a tough barrier, and the main force's support tactics are top-notch. I'm just here watching the show. --- It's that old trick again—breakdown, pile up chips, rebound—playing back and forth without getting tired? --- The itch is real, but stop-loss is even more important, brother. Don't be greedy. --- Is it a trap to lure more buyers or support the market? That depends on the main force revealing it themselves. We'll just watch. --- Entering a small position at 91900? I'm still observing, feeling like it's not the right time to act yet.

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MetaverseMigrant

· 01-07 21:26

The main force's tactics are indeed brilliant. I'm tired of the repeated tug-of-war around 92k—sometimes breaking below, sometimes supporting the market. It's really annoying.

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memecoin_therapy

· 01-06 05:50

92k this lousy position is really frustrating. I see through this move by the main force; it's just a trap to lure more buyers. Hmm, that's not right. I'll take another look... Actually, there might be some intention to support the market. Hard to say.

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RatioHunter

· 01-06 05:42

92k this game was really a tug-of-war, the main force's market protection tactics are excellent, and we need to be cautious of the possibility of a trap to induce more buying --- It's the same routine again, piling up chips at critical points every time. If this wave breaks through, it's really going to take off --- Honestly, I think going long now is a bit aggressive. Let's wait and see if it drops to 91800 before making a move --- The main force's tactics are very slick, just worried about a sudden trend reversal --- Try a small position first, anyway, as long as the stop-loss is set properly, it's not a big problem --- Whether 92k breaks or not is the key. It feels like this time a decisive victory or defeat is really coming --- The possibility of a trap to induce more buying is really high. I'm still observing

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SelfMadeRuggee

· 01-06 05:38

92k this barrier, the main force is protecting it so fiercely, it really feels like it's about to take off --- Honestly, this repeated tug-of-war is starting to annoy me. When will we truly break through? --- Is it a trap to attract more buyers or a move to stabilize the market? Bro, your question has me stumped too. The market is just so frustrating. --- Set your stop-loss properly. I've been knocked out once already, if it happens again, there will be no one left. --- Enter with a small position around 92100, just betting that this time the main force isn't lying. Let's pray, everyone. --- The main force's tactics are indeed sophisticated, but being sophisticated doesn't necessarily mean making money. It still depends on who has the stronger psychological resilience.

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SchrodingerProfit

· 01-06 05:33

92k is a tough barrier, and the main force is really guarding it tightly. It seems they are determined. To be honest, I can't quite see through this tug-of-war; the possibility of a trap to lure more buyers is higher, right? Trying with a small position is okay, but you must be ready to run at any time and avoid getting caught.

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GasBankrupter

· 01-06 05:22

92k this threshold, the main force is really guarding tightly, just worried it's a trap to lure more buyers --- Small traders can try long positions, but if below 92, better run, don't get caught in it --- After such a long tug-of-war, I bet on a breakout, the main force wants to scare people --- It’s tempting to go all in, but this position is too risky, I’ll step back and observe first --- The main force’s tactics are indeed old, but I don’t believe they can protect 92k for too long, it will break --- Setting stop-losses properly is correct, to avoid waking up one day back in the old days --- Waiting to see this wave, it feels like the outcome will be clear soon

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