2026-01-07 20:24:15

Why place long orders at the 91000 price level? The logic is actually very straightforward. After looking at the liquidation map, the liquidity around 91000 is significantly more abundant, which is no coincidence. The previous few downward tests did not break through this barrier, and the market has been repeatedly testing this level. However, speaking of which, taking long positions at resistance levels does require risk assessment. The strategy is simple: just take a small rebound and then immediately withdraw. After all, near resistance levels, greed will only increase the pullback. Everything still depends on the specific market performance.

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wrekt_but_learning

· 01-07 20:54

The critical level of 91,000 is indeed tightly held, but it's still too conservative to just run after a small rebound.

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BlockchainWorker

· 01-07 20:47

The 91,000 level, indeed, must be respected. Wait, does abundant liquidity = a market rally? I don't think so. Take the rebound and exit, I'm familiar with this move... but it's often driven by greed. How do you read the liquidation map? It seems every time, this price level is considered critical.

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