Bitcoin prices continue to face pressure, having fallen below the $91,000 mark. From the 4-hour chart, the support level at $92,155 has also been broken, confirming a downtrend.
According to crypto market analysts, they are actively looking for shorting opportunities. The target is set near the early month opening price, around $87,600. To manage risk, take-profit orders will be placed at two points along the way—this is a typical phased profit-taking strategy.
However, a rebound is also possible. The key support around $90,500 is critical; if BTC experiences a strong rebound here and successfully reverses, short positions will need to be closed. Conversely, once the price breaks above $96,500, the outlook should shift to bullish. Recent market movements have indeed been oscillating at key levels, so cautious handling is advisable.
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FalseProfitProphet
· 01-07 18:52
It has dropped again, and the bears are getting excited. I just want to see if 90500 can hold.
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NFTragedy
· 01-07 18:52
Dropped again, are the bears about to get rich? I don't believe it; this rebound level still needs to be tested once more.
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orphaned_block
· 01-07 18:38
It dropped again. Can 87,600 really be reached? Feels uncertain.
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If 90,500 can't hold, I'll just admit defeat. No more messing around.
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Scaling out profits gradually sounds good, but I'm just worried I might never get to that moment.
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Reversal at 96,500? Dream on. It's not very realistic in the short term.
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This wave is really tough. Key levels keep tormenting us repeatedly.
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A shorting opportunity? I'm too afraid to go long now. Last time I suffered heavy losses and haven't recovered yet.
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Even 92,155 didn't hold, indicating that the downward momentum is still quite strong.
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Rebound, rebound—every time it's a rebound. Where did it rebound to?
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Opening at 87,600 at the start of the month. This prediction is a bit uncertain, but it can serve as a reference.
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NightAirdropper
· 01-07 18:37
The 91,000 level has been broken. Are the bears really about to take off this time? I still think 90,500 can hold... Otherwise, it will directly head to 87,600, and by then, my long positions will probably all be wiped out.
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DefiOldTrickster
· 01-07 18:29
Oops, it's that familiar arbitrage time again. I've already marked the 87600 level, just waiting for the fish to swim in.
Bitcoin prices continue to face pressure, having fallen below the $91,000 mark. From the 4-hour chart, the support level at $92,155 has also been broken, confirming a downtrend.
According to crypto market analysts, they are actively looking for shorting opportunities. The target is set near the early month opening price, around $87,600. To manage risk, take-profit orders will be placed at two points along the way—this is a typical phased profit-taking strategy.
However, a rebound is also possible. The key support around $90,500 is critical; if BTC experiences a strong rebound here and successfully reverses, short positions will need to be closed. Conversely, once the price breaks above $96,500, the outlook should shift to bullish. Recent market movements have indeed been oscillating at key levels, so cautious handling is advisable.