The daily chart of Bitcoin has already shown obvious top characteristics. From the perspective of Fibonacci retracement, the area around 94,200 forms a key resistance level. Whether this level can be broken will determine if the upward trend can continue.
The four-hour technical indicators have long been overbought, with frequent overbought signals. Continuing to chase long positions in this state carries significant risk; instead, shorting opportunities are more worth paying attention to.
Looking at the recent market, Bitcoin has shown clear downward pressure around the 93,000 level. This serves as a logical entry point for short positions—placing short orders around 93,000 with targets at 91,300-90,300. Currently, this strategy has already yielded good profits.
For friends who haven't entered the market yet, the vicinity of 93,000 still presents a good shorting opportunity. As long as the Fibonacci resistance is not effectively broken, the short-term downward expectation remains valid. Today's trend is likely to continue this downward momentum.
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WhaleWatcher
· 1h ago
This round of short positions is indeed profitable; everyone who entered at 93,000 is laughing.
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WalletDivorcer
· 8h ago
Oh no, it's the top again. Every time I say it's the top, why doesn't it drop?
Wait, can't 94200 really break? I looked at the candlestick chart and don't feel it's that pessimistic.
The short position at 93000 is indeed a bottom-fishing, but you need to understand the risks clearly and avoid getting trapped.
Indicators maxed out ≠ necessarily a drop. This logic often fails.
Now entering a short position? I think it's better to wait and see, don't chase the high short.
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WhaleShadow
· 01-07 05:50
93000 short positions are really incredible. I saw this pullback coming a long time ago. When technical indicators are fully bullish, it's time to run.
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BearMarketBarber
· 01-07 05:35
93000 is empty now, just waiting to harvest the leeks haha
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Frontrunner
· 01-07 05:34
93000 is empty now, just lying back and winning haha
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RugpullTherapist
· 01-07 05:34
Hmm... It's the same golden ratio again. Every time they claim it's clear, but it always underperforms.
I stopped believing in this stuff a long time ago. I said the same thing yesterday, and it shot straight up to 94,500.
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BanklessAtHeart
· 01-07 05:34
The 93,000 level is really tough to break, and all the short positions are making money.
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WenMoon42
· 01-07 05:31
The 93,000 short position here is indeed sweet. Now I regret not opening a few more.
The daily chart of Bitcoin has already shown obvious top characteristics. From the perspective of Fibonacci retracement, the area around 94,200 forms a key resistance level. Whether this level can be broken will determine if the upward trend can continue.
The four-hour technical indicators have long been overbought, with frequent overbought signals. Continuing to chase long positions in this state carries significant risk; instead, shorting opportunities are more worth paying attention to.
Looking at the recent market, Bitcoin has shown clear downward pressure around the 93,000 level. This serves as a logical entry point for short positions—placing short orders around 93,000 with targets at 91,300-90,300. Currently, this strategy has already yielded good profits.
For friends who haven't entered the market yet, the vicinity of 93,000 still presents a good shorting opportunity. As long as the Fibonacci resistance is not effectively broken, the short-term downward expectation remains valid. Today's trend is likely to continue this downward momentum.