Last night, Bitcoin rapidly spiked up to $91,200. This movement reveals two signals worth paying attention to. First, the $91,000 level is very likely the current bottom support—traders are clearly accumulating here, and spot markets are actively absorbing. Second, the subsequent decline could be even deeper.
Regardless of the scenario, friends shorting Bitcoin should add positions above $91,000, while keeping in mind a key number—the liquidation price must be set above $100,000. What are the benefits of such a setup? In the short term, without major negative news, the market is unlikely to break through the current price range. Conversely, without substantial positive news, it’s unlikely to see a significant rebound. Volatility is the most probable rhythm moving forward.
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SwapWhisperer
· 01-10 01:04
The 91,000 level is really a tough barrier. I see that the exchanges are indeed supporting the market; it's surprising if there's a rebound.
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MidnightTrader
· 01-09 07:11
91000 is indeed interesting, but I think this wave might just be repeated testing. The exchange's support level is only short-term protection.
The liquidation price of 100000 is a safety net, but if it really drops, it could break through in one go. Don't believe me? Just look at the history.
It's indeed volatile, but those who quietly make money are the real winners. Don't be brainwashed by these signals.
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LiquidatedDreams
· 01-09 00:24
It's the same trick with 91,000 again; I can't tell from the exchange tray.
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SigmaValidator
· 01-07 01:52
The 91,000 level is indeed interesting, but I think you're overthinking it. I hate sideways consolidation the most.
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notSatoshi1971
· 01-07 01:51
Is 91,000 really the bottom? It feels like there's still another wave to drop...
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GasOptimizer
· 01-07 01:49
This key level of 91,000 is really stable. The exchange's support is so obvious; the bottom should be around here.
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DaoTherapy
· 01-07 01:47
The $91,000 support level is indeed interesting, but I'm really hesitant to add more short positions. I'm still too timid.
Last night, Bitcoin rapidly spiked up to $91,200. This movement reveals two signals worth paying attention to. First, the $91,000 level is very likely the current bottom support—traders are clearly accumulating here, and spot markets are actively absorbing. Second, the subsequent decline could be even deeper.
Regardless of the scenario, friends shorting Bitcoin should add positions above $91,000, while keeping in mind a key number—the liquidation price must be set above $100,000. What are the benefits of such a setup? In the short term, without major negative news, the market is unlikely to break through the current price range. Conversely, without substantial positive news, it’s unlikely to see a significant rebound. Volatility is the most probable rhythm moving forward.