Last night's short position was indeed good, capturing over a thousand points in profit in a short period. However, at this stage, caution is necessary as the market has entered a correction phase. From a technical perspective, the four-hour MACD death cross signal is very clear, indicating that the upward momentum is waning.
The key point to watch is whether the gap at 90500 can be filled. Honestly, the probability of filling this gap is quite high, but if you've already made some profit, it's better to take it quickly—greed is the easiest way to get reversed. The critical support levels are still at 89000 and 90500; once the price drops to these levels, be alert for potential rebounds.
The long-term strategy remains unchanged: it’s more stable to position for long positions at lower levels. In the short term, if the price retraces above 92000 with a strong rebound, you might consider shorting on a rebound. The bullish outlook depends on whether the 95000 level can be broken; a breakout could lead to further gains, but proper defense before that is crucial.
Overall strategy: Lightly enter long positions near 90500, with the target above at 95000.
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PumpAnalyst
· 01-07 16:51
Ah, this wave of short positions is indeed clever, but greed can really bankrupt people...
I'm skeptical about the 90500 gap; the market maker might just want you to cut your losses here.
Securing profits is not wrong, but looking back, most people choose to continue going all-in.
Support levels sound professional, but in reality, it's just a game of luck.
I'll believe it if 95000 is broken; if not, it's just another trick to harvest retail investors.
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WalletWhisperer
· 01-07 16:51
watching that 90500 gap fill pattern unfold... the behavioral clustering around support levels is oddly predictable, almost like whales are following some invisible script. macd crossovers are just the surface—real money's already positioned based on accumulation phases we haven't even spotted yet. ngl the greedy ones will get liquidated before this runs higher.
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BearHugger
· 01-07 16:49
Wow, just over 1,000 points and it's in the bag. This is so stable. Why am I still hesitating at 90,500?
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PriceOracleFairy
· 01-07 16:33
The probability of filling this 90500 gap is indeed high, but you're right—being greedy is the easiest way to get caught... I'm the kind of person who takes profits and runs, live to trade another day. The short-term price deviation still seems to be oscillating around these support levels, and there are no significant anomalies in the data... unless the breakout at 95000 fails.
Last night's short position was indeed good, capturing over a thousand points in profit in a short period. However, at this stage, caution is necessary as the market has entered a correction phase. From a technical perspective, the four-hour MACD death cross signal is very clear, indicating that the upward momentum is waning.
The key point to watch is whether the gap at 90500 can be filled. Honestly, the probability of filling this gap is quite high, but if you've already made some profit, it's better to take it quickly—greed is the easiest way to get reversed. The critical support levels are still at 89000 and 90500; once the price drops to these levels, be alert for potential rebounds.
The long-term strategy remains unchanged: it’s more stable to position for long positions at lower levels. In the short term, if the price retraces above 92000 with a strong rebound, you might consider shorting on a rebound. The bullish outlook depends on whether the 95000 level can be broken; a breakout could lead to further gains, but proper defense before that is crucial.
Overall strategy: Lightly enter long positions near 90500, with the target above at 95000.