2026-01-07 03:22:05

These past couple of days, I've been looking at the trend. Bitcoin still has opportunities at the low levels. From a technical perspective, the range between 918 and 923 can be used to set up long positions, with a stop loss at 91000; for Ethereum, entering on dips around 3220 to 3240, and if it breaks below 3200, you need to hold the line; as for SOL, the 137 to 138.8 range is a good entry point, but if it drops to 136, it's time to cut losses.

The key is whether we can hold tonight. If the market doesn't crash, these positions can be held with confidence, and even buy more on dips.

Overall, the altcoins and MEME tokens have been quite active these days, with many small coins showing decent gains. It feels like the bull market is really advancing. The previous bottom for Bitcoin should be a good entry point for bottom-fishing, and breaking through 100,000 is basically a certainty. Instead of putting all your funds into Bitcoin, it's better to free up some capital to shift to the next wave of altcoins—this is the rhythm of capital rotation.

BTC0,1%

ETH-0,72%

SOL2,05%

MEME-1,48%

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GasFeeVictim

· 01-08 04:26

911-923 is really stuck, whether it breaks or not depends on tonight It's the same old story of capital rotation, easy to say but hard to do This wave of altcoins is indeed fierce, but there are also many bagholders Bitcoin breaking 100,000? We need to hold this dip first Always emphasizing stop-loss, the conclusion is that we're going to get caught again When will the altcoins collapse? Let's talk about the bull market then SOL dropping to 136 at this price, I give up immediately How many people had to cut losses when ETH broke 3200? Don’t make it sound so simple Capital rotation sounds intense, but it's really just chasing rallies and selling the dips If it really crashes through tonight, all these long positions will be wiped out, really

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Blockchainiac

· 01-07 13:22

Entering at 918 is a bit timid, feels like it might dip again --- Breaking 3200 on Ethereum is the end, then we'll have to follow the trend and cut losses again --- This wave of altcoins is indeed fierce, but it's also easy to become a bag holder, so let's wait and see --- The capital rotation sounds nice, but it's actually just a rhythm of chasing highs and selling lows --- Not dumping tonight? Ha, easy to say, who knows what tricks the Federal Reserve will pull next --- Setting SOL stop-loss at 136 feels too tight, can't we give it some room? --- The bull market isn't progressing at all, this is just a rebound, don't be fooled --- Is Bitcoin really going to 100,000 without any suspense? Then I could just go all-in now and make a fortune --- Adding to positions are either brave warriors or people with a brain hole, pick one

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CryptoFortuneTeller

· 01-07 03:51

Small coins are indeed fierce this time. The rhythm of capital rotation is understood, but you still need to stick to your stop-loss.

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WalletDoomsDay

· 01-07 03:48

Here come the precise numbers for cutting leeks again, I don’t believe a word of it Basically, they just want people to take the bait, I’m tired of this routine Wait, the fake version is real, but being able to hold out to 100,000 is too optimistic Why does it feel like every time they say this, it ends up falling even worse The capital rotation sounds professional, but it’s really just a different way of saying chasing highs and selling lows Staring at the screen every day is simply unhealthy, I choose to lie flat Bitcoin is just like this, might as well study the long-term logic of public chains Stop-loss at 91,000? Bro, your risk control awareness is good, but unfortunately most people can’t do it at all I just want to know how these numbers are calculated, probably copy-pasted

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SigmaValidator

· 01-07 03:35

There is indeed a feeling at the low levels, but whether the market can hold tonight still depends on the situation. The altcoins have risen this wave, and capital rotation still needs to continue; don't go all-in on Bitcoin. Everyone who entered at 918 is waiting for a rebound; if it can't break through, just accept it. MEME is really unpredictable when it goes crazy; be cautious, but also seize opportunities. The price of 3220 is quite attractive; buying on dips is not unreasonable. Stop-loss must be maintained; the loss is due to not stopping out. Remember this lesson. Is ten thousand for Bitcoin a no-brainer? That's a bit of an exaggeration, but as long as the direction is correct, it's fine. Enter at 137 on SOL and wait for a reversal; otherwise, you'll really have to cut losses. The bull market rhythm has started; rotation is necessary, holding onto a single coin will only lead to losses. This wave of altcoin rise is indeed impressive, but unfortunately, funds are limited.

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MoodFollowsPrice

· 01-07 03:27

Yeah, this wave of copycats is indeed moving, and funds are rotating. Can't go all-in on Bitcoin anymore.

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LiquidationHunter

· 01-07 03:27

Starting to talk about technical analysis again, but can we really hold up tonight? --- If this wave of copycats crashes, I'll be laughing. Saying capital rotation is easy. --- Is 100,000 no suspense? Bro, your confidence is quite something haha. --- Breaking 3200 to defend the bottom line, sounds easy but hard to do. --- Stop loss at 91,000, feels like gambling again. --- MEME coins are surging so strongly, something feels off. --- Free up funds to buy the copycats, don't get wiped out, brother. --- Bull market progress? Let's see if we can hold tonight first. --- SOL entering at 137, stop loss at 136, this pace is a bit tight. --- I believe there's a chance for Bitcoin at low levels, just afraid it might be a scythe again.

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