2026-01-07 03:24:58

Bitcoin rebounded from the 3300 level and started to oscillate and retest. The next trend will very likely depend on the direction of economic data. Market reshuffling at this stage is quite normal, but opportunities also arise — entering the market at low levels should be the most prudent choice right now.

Compared to gold's sensitivity to geopolitical factors, crypto assets are significantly more resilient. This week, it is expected to hold steady around 3800, or even break through to higher levels. Mainstream coins like Ethereum and Solana are also showing performance on the technical side.

The key is tonight’s long entry opportunity, with a focus on the emotional tug-of-war zone between 3400-3500. If a buying point can be found here, the subsequent rebound potential is worth looking forward to. The market works this way — finding opportunities within oscillations is the way to capture real gains.

BTC0,55%

ETH-0,5%

SOL3,07%

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ShamedApeSeller

· 01-08 04:47

The 3300 rebound has retreated again. This wave is really exhausting. Let's wait for the economic data to come out.

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MEVVictimAlliance

· 01-07 03:52

It's the same old story of bottom-fishing at low levels; I wish it were that simple. Wait, do we really need to hold the 3400-3500 range? This time feels different. Now we have to look at economic data again. If it turns out well, we'll just wait and see. But it's true that cryptocurrencies are more resistant than gold, no doubt about that.

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AirDropMissed

· 01-07 03:40

Starting to talk about low-position positioning again. Will the market really follow through every time I say this? --- 3400-3500 is really the key, but I’m too scared to go all-in. --- Wait, can we really trust this rebound before the economic data is out? --- Solana has indeed been rising this week, but it feels vulnerable to being hammered down. --- I understand the low-buying opportunity, but the problem is I don’t have any coins. --- Hold steady at 3800? Let’s first get past 3600, that’s too optimistic. --- It sounds nice, but it’s basically betting that the economic data won’t be too bad. --- I missed the rebound at 3300; is it a bit late to enter now? --- Are crypto assets really that resilient? Last time, geopolitical risks caused a dip too. --- Whether I’m bullish or bearish this week doesn’t matter; the key is whether I have bullets. --- The emotional tug-of-war zone sounds like something only swing traders can play. --- I just want to know if breaking below 3400 means we should continue to be bearish.

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MetaverseHermit

· 01-07 03:37

3300 rebound and then retest, do we have to wait for data again this time? The market is so unpredictable... Entering at low levels sounds appealing, but who knows if it will keep dropping? There's a risk of averaging down. Is 3400-3500 really a good sniper point? Feels like it's been draining energy all along. Stabilizing above 3800? Flattering oneself, haha. SOL has been really disappointing this week... Ethereum's rebound is somewhat okay. Tonight's low buy can be considered, but you need to keep a steady mindset and avoid getting cut. Cryptocurrency assets have good resilience? That's true, but recovery is slow too. Finding opportunities during volatility sounds easy, but actually trading is just like giving away money... Anyway, I’ll wait for the data to come out before making any moves. Entering now is a bit risky.

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SocialAnxietyStaker

· 01-07 03:29

The 3300 rebound hits resistance again... Same old tricks, as soon as economic data comes out, everything becomes meaningless. It's either a shakeout or an opportunity, I've heard that for so many years... Let's wait until 3400 actually appears before talking.

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