2026-01-06 12:40:20

#数字资产动态追踪 The market tonight remains the same, uneventful and calm. The rhythm of this week's market is quite clear—it's just oscillating up and down, with no trending one-sided moves. During this kind of market, blindly sticking to one direction is just being harvested back and forth by the market; it's better to follow the rhythm of the market and adjust flexibly. That’s the more reliable approach.

Keep a close eye on the 94800 level above. If it can't be broken consistently, you can consider setting up a short position here. For the more daring, the 94000 to 94500 range can be approached with short positions in advance, with the focus initially on the 92000 area.

Once it drops to that level and is caught, don’t rush to exit. There’s a good chance of a technical rebound. At that point, you might consider switching to a short-term long position, but you need to enter and exit quickly—don’t hold on to the battle.

$BTC 's trend still requires careful observation and thinking. This kind of oscillating market tests execution and flexibility.

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GweiWatcher

· 01-09 11:31

The volatile market is the most annoying, easy to get cut when itchy I already said, if 94800 can't be broken, it's time to exit 92000 is the real bottom, and I'm still sleepwalking now

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LazyDevMiner

· 01-08 04:24

Another volatile night, the market behavior is so frustrating that it's making me sleepy. Can 92000 really hold? I'm still a bit skeptical. Quick in and out sounds simple, but actually executing it makes my hands tremble. Good execution sounds nice, but in reality, it's all about reaction speed. I might be naturally a half beat slow.

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LayerZeroEnjoyer

· 01-06 13:09

The most annoying thing about volatile markets is getting cut when you do nothing. If you're chasing the short at 94800, wait until it really breaks. For the rebound at 92000, we'll cut long positions, but you really need to be quick in and out to avoid getting trapped. Execution is the key.

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ShibaMillionairen't

· 01-06 12:56

The sideways market is like this; those who get itchy will get cut. Quick in and out is the way to go; stubbornness will lead to death. If 94800 can't be broken, go short; anyway, see 92000.

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GasFeeCrier

· 01-06 12:51

Volatile markets are a test of mentality; holding on stubbornly is really giving away profits. Quick in and out is the key; those who cling to positions just become the bagholders. If 94,800 can't be broken, then look for a bearish trend; if 92,000 holds as a bottom, then reverse your position—it's that simple. Flexibility is easy to talk about but hard to implement. Still, as I always say, following the market rhythm accurately is the way to go.

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