Recently, the market has experienced significant gains, and caution is advised at this level. Consider setting small stop-losses to allow for better adjustment space.
For Bitcoin, the current price is between 97,400 and 97,700. The current strategy leans towards shorting. The target area can be around 96,000 to 95,000, with a key resistance at 98,500 to watch for overhead defense.
Ethereum's rhythm is also worth paying attention to, with current prices between 3,390 and 3,420 facing similar pressure. A reasonable target range is 3,330 to 3,250, with overhead resistance at 3,460.
It is important to note that the market is constantly changing, and these strategic views are time-sensitive. Specific operations should be adjusted flexibly based on real-time market conditions and not rigidly followed.
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governance_lurker
· 01-14 17:52
This wave does feel a bit overinflated, and I'm also considering reducing my position.
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97400 is really a critical point; it feels like it might drop.
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Stop-loss needs to be taken seriously; I learned my lesson after being caught once before.
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I only dare to buy in at 95000; for now, it's better to stay on the sidelines.
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The rhythm of ETH definitely needs to be watched closely; it's easy to get smashed down.
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All indicators are showing resistance levels, but I'm worried about a sudden reversal breaking through.
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Honestly, the most reliable part of this timing is the recent advice—don't get caught by influencers leading you astray.
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I think 3250 is the real bottom; that's when it's the right time to get in.
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BlockTalk
· 01-14 17:51
Stop-loss is easy to talk about, but when the market hits that moment, it's still easy to hold the position
Always defending, always defending, just afraid of a gap
ETH this wave is a bit timid, better wait for the bottom confirmation before getting in
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LayerZeroEnjoyer
· 01-14 17:37
This wave is really hard to bottom out, wait for the decline
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Short positions are already in, betting that 98500 cannot break through
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Another bunch of resistance levels, all correct but just can't make money haha
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I've learned this small stop-loss trick, but I only broke even after three stop-losses
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Ethereum at 3250, I see, there's a tendency to continue falling
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If Bitcoin breaks 98500, I’ll admit defeat, right now I’m just holding
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Defense levels, defense levels, who wins by defending every day?
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This time I’m being quite honest, but I’ll still get caught in a trap
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Only bullish below 96000, now I’m too lazy to move
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staking_gramps
· 01-14 17:32
97k, this position is indeed a bit risky. I think a small stop-loss approach is still acceptable.
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MidnightTrader
· 01-14 17:27
Stop-loss is easy to say but really hard to do
This wave indeed carries high risk, I prefer to go short and wait and see
Wait, can BTC really drop back to 95000, it doesn't seem very realistic
Always talking about flexible adjustments, but still getting trapped, I'm convinced
ETH at this position is indeed a bit awkward, not sure whether to hold or to run
Recently, the market has experienced significant gains, and caution is advised at this level. Consider setting small stop-losses to allow for better adjustment space.
For Bitcoin, the current price is between 97,400 and 97,700. The current strategy leans towards shorting. The target area can be around 96,000 to 95,000, with a key resistance at 98,500 to watch for overhead defense.
Ethereum's rhythm is also worth paying attention to, with current prices between 3,390 and 3,420 facing similar pressure. A reasonable target range is 3,330 to 3,250, with overhead resistance at 3,460.
It is important to note that the market is constantly changing, and these strategic views are time-sensitive. Specific operations should be adjusted flexibly based on real-time market conditions and not rigidly followed.