2026-01-13 02:23:16

Yesterday's trading approach was indeed good. The short positions around 92300 and the long positions around 90500 both profitably closed. As long as the resistance levels above and support levels below are not effectively broken, this high-short and low-long rhythm can continue.

Today's strategy is also quite clear—resist the short opportunities in the 92000 to 92500 range above, and focus on the 90000 to 90500 area below as a key zone for the bulls. But here, it's important to check whether the resistance and support levels are truly solid before entering, and if a break occurs, be prepared to adjust your approach promptly.

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SchroedingerAirdrop

· 20h ago

Yesterday's rhythm was indeed smooth, but today we must hold the 92500 level, or else we'll have to re-evaluate our strategy. This pattern of long and short attacks, why does it feel like we're always stuck at those key points? React quickly when breaking through, or slippage can be really annoying. Can the 90000 bottom really hold? I'm still a bit skeptical. The high short and low long strategy is effective, but I'm worried about a reverse breakout at a critical moment. How did you feel when shorting at 92300? Did you ever think it was going to explode? Haha. The most feared thing is a false breakout; standing firm or breaking through can happen in an instant. It seems your thinking is quite logical; now it's just a matter of how long the lines at 92500 and 90000 can hold.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 20h ago

Made some quick money yesterday, and today I'm already thinking about replicating yesterday... This battlefield never follows a script. How long can the defense line at 92,000-92,500 hold? The data speaks.

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Anon4461

· 20h ago

Yesterday I really bottomed out, that short at 92300 was incredibly satisfying. No breakdown yet, just worried about a sudden black swan. Are the long positions above 90500 still there? Feels a bit uncertain today. Wait, do we really need to be this precise... these numbers sound too perfect. How long can the high shorts and low longs last? Feeling exhausted.

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GateUser-40edb63b

· 20h ago

Yesterday's move indeed hit the bottom, with short positions at 92300 and long positions at 90500 both taking profit. As long as the levels haven't broken, continue with this rhythm—simple and straightforward. Be cautious about reaching 92500 today; the real opportunity is below 90000—just watch whether the level breaks or not. But to be honest, sometimes it breaks just by watching, and there's no way to prevent it.

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wagmi_eventually

· 20h ago

Yesterday's move was indeed stable, just worried that today might wash us out again. If the level breaks, you really have to cut losses; don't think about getting back to break-even. The 90500 support line must be held, or else you'll need to rethink your strategy. Once the 92300 short is done, don't be greedy; taking profits when the move looks good is the most important. If the support doesn't hold firm, don't rush to enter; wait and see. If this wave breaks below, you'll probably need to adjust your strategy again, which is annoying. Below 90000, there's still a chance to run, but be cautious.

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GasWrangler

· 20h ago

ngl, "resistance holding" is such a sub-optimal way to frame support/resistance analysis. if you actually analyzed the mempool data, you'd see the real liquidity clusters don't align with those round numbers you mentioned. technically speaking, your entry zones are demonstrably inefficient from a risk-reward perspective.

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