2026-01-02 21:20:43

The recent heat in the Bitcoin market continues to rise, with liquidity significantly increasing, which usually indicates that upward momentum is accumulating. From a technical perspective, the rebound trend remains solid, but caution is needed for potential bearish traps—these traps often appear near key support levels, attempting to trigger stop-losses. The current bullish dominance is quite evident, and market participants should remain patient, waiting for the right entry point. Blindly shorting can easily lead to pitfalls.

Market sentiment is mixed; on one hand, FOMO-driven buying is pushing prices up, while on the other hand, cautiousness is reminding traders of the risks. In this environment, disciplined trading becomes especially crucial.

From a data perspective, Bitcoin's current price is around 89,853.5 USDT. The support system is relatively complete, with the nearest support at 88,134.9 USDT. Looking more broadly, the range from 87,189.2 to 88,401.2 USDT forms a support zone, which is the area to consider for positioning. On the resistance side, 90,945.1 USDT constitutes a key pressure point that requires close attention; additionally, the range from 88,065.0 to 89,900.0 USDT is also a resistance zone to watch.

In practical trading, consider placing buy orders near support levels, but be sure to execute stop-losses if the support is broken—this is the fundamental risk management principle.

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SeasonedInvestor

· 01-05 14:52

The short trap is back again, I'm really tired of this routine It's the same old story about support and resistance levels; sometimes believing it leads to losses Around 90,000 yuan, it feels like a repeated shakeout Discipline in trading sounds good, but in reality, it all depends on luck In the gap between FOMO and caution, retail investors are always the ones caught Set your stop-loss properly, don't let a single market move eat up all your profits

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MEVHunter_9000

· 01-05 14:20

Again and again, talking about a short trap. Why do I feel like I keep falling into it... --- With so many support lines, I'm completely confused. Maybe I'll wait until I wake up tomorrow to decide. --- Discipline-based trading? I don't have discipline at all, haha. --- I saw the price at 89853 yesterday. What am I still hesitating for? --- Stop-loss sounds simple when you say it, but when it comes to actually executing, my legs go weak. --- I have FOMO, but I don't have risk control. That's my trading philosophy. --- Support zone from 87189 to 88401. I bet it will break straight through. --- Every time, I say the bullish pattern is solid, but I ended up cutting my losses three times. --- I don't believe your 90945 resistance level. Next week, it will break through 10,000 directly. --- Another round of risk management bottom line... Listening to it has made my ears calloused.

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GateUser-ccc36bc5

· 01-02 21:50

The term "short trap" has become so tired to hear; every time it's said, the market still crashes. That support level with all those numbers, honestly I don't understand what use it has, might as well just watch the market sentiment. FOMO really is the devil, everyone is buying and I follow along with a full stake, now I'm trapped. I've memorized the support level at 88134, I'll see how it goes later. Discipline in trading is easy to talk about, but when it comes to actually trading, I panic early. There are really many traps, everyone who has shorted knows. That barrier at 90945 feels very risky. Stop-loss is easy to say, but when it comes to execution, it hurts so much.

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GateUser-afe07a92

· 01-02 21:50

Short trap really annoying, always happening at the support level Think it's safer to wait until 87189 to get in FOMO really harms people, disciplined trading is the way to go 90945 probably can't break through and will still oscillate 89853 feels like it will take a while to settle The bullish pattern is indeed obvious, but I still feel uneasy Stop-loss must be set properly, don't ask me why Once 88134 breaks, it's time to clear the position, can't gamble The market now has all kinds of emotions, too chaotic Support looks solid, but I don't know how long it can hold

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UncleWhale