2026-01-07 02:21:22

Yesterday, a very eye-catching Doji star appeared on BTC's daily chart. During the session, the bears were indeed fierce, smashing hard, but in the end, the bulls caught it at the lower end, and the price ultimately closed near the open. This candlestick signals that: the bulls and bears are still battling back and forth in the market.

Why is today so critical? Because the first candlestick after a Doji often reveals the story.

If today closes higher and holds above yesterday’s high, it can generally be judged that the rebound on January 6th is a genuine continuation of the rally, and the shakeout phase is over. Historical data shows that BTC has experienced similar patterns during three mid-term rallies, which usually indicates that the bears have surrendered.

What about the opposite scenario? If today’s focus shifts downward, or even falls below the lower shadow of the Doji star, it suggests that selling pressure remains heavy. This Doji star could turn into a "Hanging Man" — indicating a trend reversal, and the short-term rally may be over.

So, the entire trading logic boils down to one sentence: watch the close today. That point will determine the next direction.

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MainnetDelayedAgain

· 01-07 02:50

According to the database, we have waited at least n times for this kind of "decisive close," and each time it was said that this candlestick would change everything. But what happened... Time will tell us the answer, or rather, the delay will.

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Ser_This_Is_A_Casino

· 01-07 02:45

The K-line after the dragonfly doji is just a gamble, to be honest. --- It's that same set of historical data comparison... I feel like I can always find similar patterns every time. --- Oh my, my blood pressure shot up to the sky before the close today. --- Bull and bear tearing apart, it all depends on who’s more ruthless, simple and brutal. --- I'm really scared of the hanging man pattern; every time I see it, I have to look at the K-line twice. --- Damn, I have to watch the market all day again, my life is too hard. --- If the bullish candle stabilizes, it’s all a win? Just listen, don’t take it seriously. --- Feels like every dragonfly doji is a trap, waiting for the bagholders to jump in. --- Breaking the lower shadow = something’s going to happen, this logic is solid. --- Is it a shakeout or a reversal? Let’s see tonight, everyone.

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MEVvictim

· 01-07 02:41

I've seen the Dragonfly Doji so many times, and it's still a 50/50 thing. I was watching before the close; whether it can turn around depends entirely on this one candle today. If this wave crashes again, I'll be in big trouble. The bears shouldn't get too cocky.

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fren_with_benefits

· 01-07 02:41

Dragonfly Cross Star this wave, to be honest, it's a bit uncertain. Let's see how it performs today.

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GateUser-75ee51e7

· 01-07 02:26

The Dragonfly Doji star is just a saying, you should just listen to it. The key is to see how the actual market moves. Basically, it's a gamble on today's K-line. If it doesn't break the level, it won't take off; there's no middle ground. The last time I analyzed it like this, I was confident, but it plunged directly. Now I've learned to be smarter. The bulls and bears are arguing here, and I'll just quietly watch who admits defeat first. Instead of studying patterns, it's better to look directly at the trading volume—that's the real indicator.

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