Let's take a look at the technical performance of the market this morning.
**BTC Key Data** Support levels are set at 89,500 and 86,670, with resistance levels at 100,300. In recent days, the main force has been highly volatile, but our strategy is simple—monitor the gains and losses within the ranges of 91,250 and 94,225, while observing whether the upper and lower bands continue to test resistance and support. When signals appear, you can flexibly switch between long and short positions; there's no need to chase the market.
**ETH's Rhythm** Support levels are at 3,115, 2,915, and 2,843, with resistance at 3,400. From a technical perspective, focus on whether there are intraday double bottoms or bullish divergence signals. If there are, try a small position to test; if not, patiently wait for sideways consolidation, as the North American market sentiment tonight has not fully fermented.
**LTC Performance** Previously, a position was taken at 82.15. Coupled with the correlation with BTC, achieving a return of 2-6 times is considered stable.
**Risk Reminder** The volatility this past week has been particularly fierce, and many have been liquidated again. The key is to control expectations—setting profit targets at 1-6% of the principal is more reasonable. Don't always think about doubling your money overnight. Avoid chasing gains, killing losses, and FOMO. These seemingly simple principles, when executed, can help you avoid most risk pitfalls. Tonight's non-farm payroll data will be a precursor; stay tuned for updates.
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LiquidationOracle
· 01-09 23:35
Another liquidation, another liquidation. I really should learn to control my expectations.
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ChainWatcher
· 01-09 00:30
It's starting to fluctuate wildly again. The last wave of liquidations hasn't even settled down yet.
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BlockchainDecoder
· 01-07 01:54
From a technical perspective, this analysis is somewhat rough in supporting the division of resistance levels and does not fully consider recent changes in volatility structure.
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governance_ghost
· 01-07 01:54
What are we talking about again, a double bottom... Always the same story, and what’s the result?
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Not chasing gains and not cutting losses, easy to say. But wait until you see the market conditions.
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LTC 82.15, that move was real, but do you still dare to act now?
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1-6% returns... slow death, but being alive is what matters, right?
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Is North American sentiment not yet fermented? Then I’ll wait and see how tonight’s non-farm payrolls mess everything up.
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Got liquidated again... Some friends around me didn’t make it this week, feeling a bit timid.
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If you put it that way, I need to learn to let go of certain trades.
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Will 89500 or 86670 break first? I’m not sure.
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ETH light position testing... Always small positions, and I never make money.
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Feels like this article is advising people not to be greedy, but the problem is, greedy yields more.
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LiquidationKing
· 01-07 01:52
It's that same approach of not chasing gains and not cutting losses—easy to say, but deadly to implement.
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NeonCollector
· 01-07 01:48
It's another such market situation. With such fierce volatility, those forced to liquidate are probably going to cry again.
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StealthMoon
· 01-07 01:46
What are you talking about again? 1-6%... People are just fooling themselves; those who are truly making money have already gone all-in.
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ChainPoet
· 01-07 01:39
Drawing lines again? I'm tired of the 91250 line. If it breaks during the early session, just break it. Why be so serious about it?
I've heard too many stories about liquidations. Honestly, it's probably just greed causing the trouble.
If ETH really makes a second bottom this time, I’ll eat my keyboard. Let’s wait and see.
LTC at 82.15, take a position and then run. That’s the smart way to play.
The non-farm payroll report tonight is a hurdle. We’ll see what happens then...
Let's take a look at the technical performance of the market this morning.
**BTC Key Data**
Support levels are set at 89,500 and 86,670, with resistance levels at 100,300. In recent days, the main force has been highly volatile, but our strategy is simple—monitor the gains and losses within the ranges of 91,250 and 94,225, while observing whether the upper and lower bands continue to test resistance and support. When signals appear, you can flexibly switch between long and short positions; there's no need to chase the market.
**ETH's Rhythm**
Support levels are at 3,115, 2,915, and 2,843, with resistance at 3,400. From a technical perspective, focus on whether there are intraday double bottoms or bullish divergence signals. If there are, try a small position to test; if not, patiently wait for sideways consolidation, as the North American market sentiment tonight has not fully fermented.
**LTC Performance**
Previously, a position was taken at 82.15. Coupled with the correlation with BTC, achieving a return of 2-6 times is considered stable.
**Risk Reminder**
The volatility this past week has been particularly fierce, and many have been liquidated again. The key is to control expectations—setting profit targets at 1-6% of the principal is more reasonable. Don't always think about doubling your money overnight. Avoid chasing gains, killing losses, and FOMO. These seemingly simple principles, when executed, can help you avoid most risk pitfalls. Tonight's non-farm payroll data will be a precursor; stay tuned for updates.