The recent market has appeared relatively calm, but this silence often tests traders' psychology the most. From the trend perspective, Bitcoin's upward momentum has actually been quite strong, with each correction being very small—this characteristic usually indicates a big move is imminent.
Based on the current technical pattern, here are some trading ideas to share:
**For bullish players**: Don't rush to buy the dip at the 95,000 level. The real opportunity should come when the price stabilizes within the 95,000-95,800 range and then quickly surges upward. Specifically, if the rebound can break through 95,800 and hold, that is a confirmation signal. Blindly jumping in can easily lead to being caught.
**For bearish players**: Stay patient and don't think about opening short positions above 95,000. You need to wait for a clear breakdown signal: the price must drop with volume below the support zone of 94,800-95,000. After breaking down, observe whether the rebound can return to around 95,000—if it can't go back up, that indicates this level has become a resistance. Short positions are only worth considering at that point.
The market requires patience, and signals need confirmation. The biggest risk in trading is acting prematurely; following the trend is always the safest approach.
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LiquidationWatcher
· 01-18 08:50
ngl been liquidated too many times chasing bounces at 95k... patience is literally the only thing keeping me alive in this market rn
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FallingLeaf
· 01-18 08:49
95000 this threshold really tests human nature. My friends who are bullish are now getting itchy hands, haha.
Wait, are you still bottom-fishing at 95000? I think we should wait until 95800 stabilizes before taking action.
Staying calm is really difficult. Luckily, I didn't blindly catch the falling knife this time, to avoid getting trapped.
Before the breakdown signal appeared, I was just watching. This round of market movement truly requires patience.
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tokenomics_truther
· 01-18 08:43
You're talking about patiently waiting for signals again. I just want to ask, how many people can really stay calm? It seems most people panic as soon as they see a correction.
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StopLossMaster
· 01-18 08:40
It's the same old waiting game again... Easy to talk about, but when it comes to actually doing it, I can't help but get itchy.
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SybilAttackVictim
· 01-18 08:35
You're still talking about 95,000 here. Whether you're bullish or bearish, you need to wait for a signal. To put it simply, you haven't made up your mind yet, huh?
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SchrodingerProfit
· 01-18 08:32
It's that kind of "wait and see" situation again... It really tests human nature. I've had my eye on the 95000-95800 range for a while now. It all depends on who can stay calm and not make any rash moves.
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AirdropHunter9000
· 01-18 08:30
This line at 95800 is really stuck; wait for the confirmation signal before taking action. Trying to buy the dip early is a doomed fate to be harvested.
#Strategy加仓BTC Weekend Market Observation: $BTC Short-term Trading Analysis
The recent market has appeared relatively calm, but this silence often tests traders' psychology the most. From the trend perspective, Bitcoin's upward momentum has actually been quite strong, with each correction being very small—this characteristic usually indicates a big move is imminent.
Based on the current technical pattern, here are some trading ideas to share:
**For bullish players**:
Don't rush to buy the dip at the 95,000 level. The real opportunity should come when the price stabilizes within the 95,000-95,800 range and then quickly surges upward. Specifically, if the rebound can break through 95,800 and hold, that is a confirmation signal. Blindly jumping in can easily lead to being caught.
**For bearish players**:
Stay patient and don't think about opening short positions above 95,000. You need to wait for a clear breakdown signal: the price must drop with volume below the support zone of 94,800-95,000. After breaking down, observe whether the rebound can return to around 95,000—if it can't go back up, that indicates this level has become a resistance. Short positions are only worth considering at that point.
The market requires patience, and signals need confirmation. The biggest risk in trading is acting prematurely; following the trend is always the safest approach.