2026-01-13 03:10:58

#策略性加码BTC SOL Market Notes of the Past Two Days

Yesterday, the short position around 143 didn't quite hit the ideal target, but the short-term downside potential has indeed emerged, and the rhythm was quite well managed.

How does the market look today? Mainly oscillating, with bulls and bears still testing each other, and no clear direction. The biggest risk in such times is frequent trading. It's recommended to focus on short-term trades, adjusting flexibly according to the trend.

Specific trading ideas:
- If there is resistance around 142 during a rebound, consider taking a light short position, targeting the 135-130 range
- But if signs of stabilization appear during the decline and the downward momentum slows, consider reversing to a long position to catch a possible rebound

To put it simply, oscillating markets test your sense of rhythm. Don't be greedy, don't fight the trend aggressively—step by step, follow the market.

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LiquidityWizard

· 01-13 03:39

In a volatile market, timing is everything. Don't force it, really.

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YieldChaser

· 01-13 03:37

This kind of oscillation is really frustrating. I’d rather stay on the sidelines than get shaken out. I think I need to watch a bit more.

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SignatureVerifier

· 01-13 03:35

ngl the risk validation on these entry points looks... insufficient. technically speaking, 142 to 135 swings require more rigorous backtesting before i'd touch that. where's the audit trail on these support levels

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SatoshiChallenger

· 01-13 03:11

Data shows that the success rate of this "sense of rhythm" theory in the past three bear markets... well, don't ask, I also don't want to burst this bubble. It's the same number game with 143, 142, 135. Ironically, the guy who executed such precise operations last time is probably still on the platform's追缴 list. Flexible short-term adjustments sound good, but just look back at history and you'll see how high the death rate is for accounts that trade frequently. Is this called a sense of rhythm or a leek buffet?

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