2026-01-08 13:25:48

It's another evening session. After a wave of decline in the afternoon, Bitcoin is now oscillating at low levels with a noticeably sluggish rhythm. Those greedy enough to try to bottom fish will only be worn down by time; smart traders have already taken profits in batches and exited safely.

Looking at the market details: In the afternoon, the price directly broke through the 90,000 level, with the lowest touching around 89,600, followed by a rebound, but it lost momentum at 90,700. This is the core issue—although the decline hasn't accelerated, the rebound is equally weak, lacking any sustained strength.

To summarize the current trend in one sentence: "There is room to fall, but no motivation to rise." This structure clearly indicates that the downward momentum is far from over.

Therefore, the evening trading logic is clear: short on rebounds.

**Reference strategy:**
- Gradually establish short positions around 90,500 to 91,000
- Target the 88,000 to 87,000 range

Follow the market rhythm and avoid fighting against the trend. Be patient and let the market complete this structure.

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BoredRiceBall

· 01-11 00:01

Rebound then crash, I understand this rhythm. 90700 really isn't exciting, I should have been bearish earlier. Brothers trying to bottom out probably will be worn out by time, still need to follow the rhythm. If this wave can reach 87, that would be great, just afraid of repeated fluctuations. There's room to fall but no motivation to rise, very true, I'm just waiting for the rebound to go down. Seeing the rebound strength, it's indeed weak, not very interesting.

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BoredStaker

· 01-09 11:41

The rebound has no strength; this is just giving the bears an opportunity. Breaking through 90700 directly, and still expecting it to rise? Dream on.

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ReverseTrendSister

· 01-08 13:48

The judgment that the rebound is weak is spot on; at 90700, it's dead, and shorting is indeed the right move. People trying to catch the bottom must be feeling exhausted now; time is definitely the best whetstone. I'm also watching the 90500 to 91000 range, trying to test the feel. I'm just worried it might be a false rebound again; if it drops, we'll have to wait for news. This kind of stalemate feeling is a bit annoying; just break the level early.

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UncleWhale

· 01-08 13:36

Rebound is uninteresting, I've seen through it long ago. 90700 is dead, and those still trying to buy the dip are really going to get worn out. My view is that falling comfortably and rising painfully, the bears continue to eat meat, there's nothing much to say. In that move around 89600, I already sold out, just waiting for the rebound to crash. This rhythm, only when it drops to 87000 can we see a real sign of bottoming, otherwise it's all fake rebounds. It's another frustrating oscillation, I said yesterday it would be like this, and today I was right. Waiting for another attempt around 90700, if it doesn't break, then continue to smash, let's see.

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