The recent surge in the market is mainly driven by Solana and positive developments on related social platforms. From a technical perspective, Bitcoin around the 92,200 level is indeed very critical—it's exactly where liquidation is dense. The recent movement also confirmed this, with short positions being heavily liquidated.
But this cannot change the fundamental logic of a bear market; until the bottom is clearly established, there is no room for a rebound. So the strategy remains the same: short on rallies, safety first. The same applies to Ethereum and Bitcoin—don't be fooled by short-term gains. Investors looking to bottom fish need to stay alert, as there are still risks at this level.
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MemeKingNFT
· 18h ago
Here we go again with the argument of shorting at the top... Basically, it's just betting that the bears won't die. The liquidation at 92,200 was indeed quite intense, but if you say the bottom isn't clear, we've been hearing that for half a year, right?
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ClassicDumpster
· 01-12 06:56
The 92,200 level is really a meat grinder. It's satisfying to see the short sellers get wiped out in one wave, but I still don't dare to chase.
Selling on rallies is an old trick, and it doesn't seem to work as well now.
SOL's recent surge has been quite fierce, but I keep feeling something's off.
Friends trying to bottom fish really need to be cautious; risk is not something to take lightly.
Those who get excited about short-term surges often end up trapped, and it's heartbreaking to watch.
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BearMarketBro
· 01-12 06:55
The 92200 level is really a meat grinder, with the bears being completely wiped out. It's satisfying, but can we trust this rebound? The bottom hasn't been touched yet.
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Is Solana pumping again? It happens every time. Once the hype passes, everything disappears. Still, it's better to look at the technicals for a safer bet.
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Going short on every rally won't go wrong. No doubt about it, but you have to be able to withstand the pullbacks.
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Those brothers who are now bottom-fishing are really brave... I'll wait a bit longer.
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If 92200 can't be broken, keep shorting. It's a very clear logic.
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Short-term surges are the most confusing. A bunch of people around me are caught in the trap and still think there's a rebound. It's hilarious.
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In a bear market, you have to bear it. Greed is a big taboo, and there are many risks involved.
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Bitcoin and Ethereum follow the same pattern. Don't overthink it.
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SelfStaking
· 01-12 06:55
The 92,200 level was indeed a strong liquidation point, but I really don't dare to chase higher. I feel it might need to drop further.
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AirdropBlackHole
· 01-12 06:48
The 92,200 level is a liquidation zone; the short-term rebound is a false signal. Don't be fooled.
Sol is hyping up, but it doesn't change the overall bear market logic.
Shorting on rallies is still the most reliable strategy.
Brothers trying to bottom out, now is not the time.
A rebound ≠ the bottom; getting it wrong will lead to big losses.
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MissingSats
· 01-12 06:45
The 92,200 level is indeed fierce, but don’t be too arrogant about the bears; the liquidation wave shows that the bulls still have strength.
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Solana’s recent surge is really fierce, but I still can’t understand who is bottom-fishing. How brave do you have to be to enter now?
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I’ve been saying to short on rallies for half a year, but the question is, who the hell can precisely find the top?
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Before confirming the bottom, claiming there’s room for a rebound? I’ve heard this logic too many times, and it always gets slapped in the face.
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Whether 92,200 breaks or not is the key; don’t talk to me about those trivial technicals—just watch how this level moves.
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The bear market logic is the same every time, but the market always proves it wrong. Forget it, better to play it safe.
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Investors trying to bottom-fish really need to be cautious, but don’t scare people. Is the risk at this level really that high?
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Is the positive news for Solana truly good, or is it just a well-told story? You need to distinguish clearly.
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BagHolderTillRetire
· 01-12 06:44
92200, this critical level is back again, with wave after wave of liquidation... But to be honest, how can there be a rebound when the bottom hasn't been confirmed yet?
Shorting at every high and holding tightly—don't be fooled by these Solana positive news; it's just a short-term rally.
Brothers trying to bottom out, take it easy, there are still traps to fill.
This round of market is just a trap to catch people; the safest move is to stay put and not move.
Until the bottom signals appear, I won't buy anything. Just wait and see.
The recent surge in the market is mainly driven by Solana and positive developments on related social platforms. From a technical perspective, Bitcoin around the 92,200 level is indeed very critical—it's exactly where liquidation is dense. The recent movement also confirmed this, with short positions being heavily liquidated.
But this cannot change the fundamental logic of a bear market; until the bottom is clearly established, there is no room for a rebound. So the strategy remains the same: short on rallies, safety first. The same applies to Ethereum and Bitcoin—don't be fooled by short-term gains. Investors looking to bottom fish need to stay alert, as there are still risks at this level.