2025-12-29 08:20:32

BTC whether it can stabilize at 90600 is the key. If there is no strong breakout above this level, the bearish approach is to short directly at 90600. But if there is a powerful breakout and it stabilizes, it indicates that the upward trend has been established.

Specific operation plan: place a short position around 90500, add to the position at 91200 if there is a loss, and set the stop loss at 92000. The main focus here is to catch false breakouts. Often, the price will surge to test the bulls' resolve and then quickly fall back — this is often the best shorting opportunity. The key is to distinguish between a real breakout and a false one; the strength of the breakout and trading volume will tell the story.

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WenMoon42

· 2025-12-31 19:51

Fake breakouts, I've seen too many stories of retail investors getting washed out. Regarding the 90600 level, it seems we'll have to wait for news sentiment again; purely technical analysis feels a bit empty. Honestly, volume doesn't cooperate; everything else is pointless. Don't get fooled. If this wave is another fake breakout, I'll just lie flat.

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VCsSuckMyLiquidity

· 2025-12-31 17:40

It's the same old trick again. Do fake breakouts really make money? Why do I get cut every time?

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StableCoinKaren

· 2025-12-30 10:04

Fake breakouts really lead to losses; the 90600 level is a fierce gamble. --- Breakouts without volume support are all fake; just wait to be crushed. --- If this wave is another trap, I’ll just vomit. --- 92000 stop loss is too far; it’s easy to lose your mindset. --- The key still depends on the four-hour confirmation; just looking at the daily chart makes it easy to get trapped. --- Catching fake breakouts sounds simple, but in practice, eight out of ten get proven wrong. --- Short position at 90500 has been set; now it depends on whether the volume will give us face. --- Rather than guessing whether a breakout is real or fake, it’s better to wait for the trend to clarify before taking action.

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rekt_but_vibing

· 2025-12-29 08:50

90600 is really a critical level that makes people anxious, feeling like another fake breakout is coming. Honestly, I've seen too many fake breakouts; they are often just the final struggle of the bulls. Volume is the real indicator; don't be fooled by the candlesticks. If this wave can't push through, it will probably drop again.

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ChainMaskedRider

· 2025-12-29 08:50

Fake breakouts are something I know too well, I always get cut by a bunch of retail investors haha --- The 90600 level depends on trading volume; breakouts without volume are all just paper tigers --- I'm most afraid of reverse needle insertion when shorting; stopping at 92000 feels a bit tight --- Instead of guessing whether a breakout is real or fake, it's better to wait until the breakdown and then follow; it's much safer --- These kinds of analyses happen every day, but the ones who actually make money never talk about it --- Trading volume is the key; price can be deceptive, honestly --- Another fake breakout routine, I don't believe it anymore, just hold (HODL) --- Setting the stop-loss at 92000 is too high, how much am I losing --- If 90600 can't be broken, the bulls are dead, simple and brutal

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RektButSmiling

· 2025-12-29 08:47

Fake breakouts, I'm very familiar with this set. I was swept out last time... Really? You think you can fool me once at 90600 and still want to fool me a second time? If the volume isn't enough, don't try to fool me into entering the market. Damn, once again waiting here for that breakout moment... Feels like today will be a back-and-forth between these two prices, so annoying. Stop loss at 92000? I'm a coward, I'll just run at 91500.

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ServantOfSatoshi

· 2025-12-29 08:42

I'm too familiar with this set of fake breakthroughs, and I was thrust here last time

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MevShadowranger

· 2025-12-29 08:33

This level at 90600, to put it simply, depends on whether the bulls have real strength. I've seen many fake breakouts; they surge up and then run away, a classic false move. Trading volume is the real indicator; it doesn't lie.

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LiquidationOracle

· 2025-12-29 08:29

At the 90,600 level, I bet on a false breakout—it's the old trick to trap retail investors. If this wave doesn't stabilize after pushing up, go short directly. It's time to clear the position. Volume is lying, but the chart won't. Keep an eye on it.

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MetaverseLandlord

· 2025-12-29 08:21

You need to look at the trading volume at 90600; breakouts without volume are all fake. If this wave is a false breakout, I'll just buy the dip. I'm a bit scared. A real false breakout is deadly; I got caught in one last time. Trading volume is the key; price can deceive, but volume doesn't lie. It's easy to say but hard to do; what to do if stuck at 91200?

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