Last night after the US stock market closed, Bitcoin quickly retraced from the high of 94,400, dropping over 3,000 points to around 91,200. Many people probably caught this bearish opportunity. Currently, the price is stable around 92,500, fluctuating back and forth.
From a technical perspective, the short-term trend is still bullish, but a solid resistance zone has formed above. Multiple rebounds have failed to break through, ultimately evolving into a typical tug-of-war situation. In this pattern, patience is key, and one should avoid rushing into a one-sided position. The crucial point is whether the 91,800 support can hold, as this will determine the next direction.
If Bitcoin retraces to the 91,700-90,800 range in the morning, consider setting up long positions, with the initial target around 93,000-93,700.
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MEVHunter
· 01-09 19:24
If this key support at 91800 really can't hold, those sandwich attack bots in the mempool will probably go wild, and the arbitrage opportunities will suddenly open up... But on the other hand, this tug-of-war is indeed accumulating energy, and the opponents using flash loan leverage are probably waiting for this breakdown moment.
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AirdropHunterKing
· 01-07 03:22
91800 this key point, brothers, must hold it, or else the pullback will really drop further.
Wait, can the rebound at 93000-93700 really be caught? I feel like it's just a tug-of-war again.
A 3000-point decline made me miss out. If I had known yesterday, I wouldn't have gone to sleep.
Typical tug-of-war, so annoying, might as well go for some yield farming to be more solid.
Not breaking through the resistance band and still daring to set up long positions? Isn't this just accepting flying knives, brother?
92500 this oscillation back and forth, I seriously suspect someone is causing trouble.
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rekt_but_not_broke
· 01-07 02:47
If you can't break 91800, you have to cut losses. This market trend is really frustrating.
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SellLowExpert
· 01-07 02:46
Breaking 91,800 means it's over; feeling like I can't hold on anymore.
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DisillusiionOracle
· 01-07 02:26
It's the same pattern again, with resistance firmly holding above and support wavering below. It feels like a big wave is about to come.
Last night after the US stock market closed, Bitcoin quickly retraced from the high of 94,400, dropping over 3,000 points to around 91,200. Many people probably caught this bearish opportunity. Currently, the price is stable around 92,500, fluctuating back and forth.
From a technical perspective, the short-term trend is still bullish, but a solid resistance zone has formed above. Multiple rebounds have failed to break through, ultimately evolving into a typical tug-of-war situation. In this pattern, patience is key, and one should avoid rushing into a one-sided position. The crucial point is whether the 91,800 support can hold, as this will determine the next direction.
If Bitcoin retraces to the 91,700-90,800 range in the morning, consider setting up long positions, with the initial target around 93,000-93,700.