2026-01-07 01:22:03

Bitcoin has recently been repeatedly testing the 94500 level. If it can stabilize and break through effectively in the next few days, a short-term rally to around 98000 is not a problem. Conversely, if multiple attempts are suppressed, there is a possibility of falling back to 90000 or even making an extreme move to 87000 for sideways trading.

Market conditions change rapidly, so don’t be fooled by those who confidently say "I’ve got it figured out." The market is always writing a script, but who can accurately predict the next act? Those who boast about guessing right once or twice are either lucky or just gambling. Many can boast about blowing their own trumpet after guessing correctly once, but that’s not trading.

Manage your own risks well, identify resistance and support levels clearly, and leave the rest to time.

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BloodInStreets

· 01-07 01:51

94500 is just repeatedly grinding, to put it plainly, it's collecting chips. The real big show hasn't started yet. Multiple attempts to break through and being pushed back? That's called testing the market. Institutions are smashing the market to absorb chips, and we're gambling. Those who shout every day that they've guessed right, I just smile. Lucky guesses can be blown out of proportion once, but I've seen this routine many times. If 87000 really appears, it could be an opportunity. Panic is a valley of value. Don't listen to those who swear confidently. Set your stop-loss and target prices, and the rest depends on the market's temperament.

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GasFeeVictim

· 01-07 01:51

94500 this threshold is really tough to get through, every time I think it's going to break, it gets pushed back again. Honestly, I'm really impressed by those who call the shots every day; guessing right once and then bragging for a month—no one else has that mindset. Still, I have to honestly watch the support levels and not follow the crowd to blindly gamble.

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BlockchainRetirementHome

· 01-07 01:49

94500 if this level is really broken, I'll just keep lying flat; if it doesn't break, I'll cut my losses and be done with it. That's right, those people who call trades every day are just relying on luck. I believed them once, and I'm still trapped. It's basically gambling; no one can really predict the market accurately. Just set proper stop-losses. I just want to ask, can we avoid repeating last year's tactics this time? Feels like the sideways trading is lasting longer than the ups and downs. It's so boring it’s killing me.

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RektButStillHere

· 01-07 01:49

94500 Can we break through this barrier? Honestly, no one can say for sure. I'll just watch and see. --- It's those people who claim "I predict accurately" again. Wake up, everyone. If you get lucky once by guessing right, just consider yourself an analyst. --- Risk management is really the last line of defense. If you don't do it well, everything else is pointless. --- Repeatedly pushing through resistance is like testing your hand; sooner or later, you'll need to give a clear signal. --- Don't listen to those who boast; the market is more unpredictable than anyone. --- Just identify the support and resistance levels clearly. The rest is just gambling and luck, to be honest.

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UncleWhale

· 01-07 01:39

94500 this threshold, it frustrates me. Repeated probing is just trying to accumulate shares. Those who shout every day that they've got it figured out, next time just mute them.

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