2026-01-06 14:27:43

This week, Bitcoin indeed confirmed a pullback around 94,000 as many analysts predicted. From the trend perspective, there were many bearish voices in the market at that time, but from both technical and fundamental angles, the bullish logic always existed — which is why the market ultimately moved in the direction of previous judgments.

Getting the exact level isn't that mysterious; the key is to thoroughly understand the support and resistance structures of the candlesticks, combined with volume and capital flow analysis. From trend direction to specific entry points, if the methodology is correct, the market behavior usually won't be too unreasonable. In the past two days, many people have indeed realized profits in this area, but the key is to have a clear trading plan and risk management.

For traders who can't see through the direction, instead of blindly operating, it's better to learn how to identify key support and resistance levels and understand the logic of capital flow. Find a reliable analysis approach, develop a systematic trading framework for yourself, and opportunities will become clearer. The way out has always been there; it just depends on how you choose to walk it.

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OnchainDetective

· 01-09 06:11

Well... that's a nice way to put it, but those analysts who "predicted correctly in advance," according to on-chain data, their large transfers are really interesting. They always happen just a few hours before the market trend starts, which doesn't seem quite right.

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BoredRiceBall

· 01-09 04:37

The 94,000 wave was really heartbreaking; the bears got hammered pretty badly, haha. Having a solid methodology really helps avoid detours; it's much better than guessing blindly. If you don't understand, don't force it—this is the most important point.

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just_another_wallet

· 01-09 03:25

That wave of 94,000 was indeed precisely bottomed out by quite a few people. To be honest, you really need a set of methodologies to do it.

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FrogInTheWell

· 01-06 14:57

No matter how loud the bears get, it’s useless—the candlestick is right there --- It's the same support and resistance levels again, hearing it until your ears are calloused --- That move to 94,000 really missed out—who's to blame for being inexperienced --- If the methodology is correct, the market wouldn't be so unpredictable? Then is my methodology reversed? --- Talking about having a clear trading plan every week—if it were truly clear, would you still be rambling about it? --- Funds, volume, framework... still those few words, just saying them in different ways --- So should I chase or short now? Give me a clear answer --- There are indeed many profitable people, but are there even more losing ones? --- The way out is right there, so why are so many people still drowning? --- Understanding candlestick structures thoroughly is easy to talk about but hard to do

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FastLeaver

· 01-06 14:57

The 94,000 wave indeed wasn't missed, and the methodology is still the most important.

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LuckyBlindCat

· 01-06 14:57

The 94,000 level is indeed precise. I took some profits here that day. It seems that understanding K-line charts and market funds can really help avoid many pitfalls. But to be honest, the bearish voices in the square are not entirely without reason. The key is to have your own judgment.

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BearWhisperGod

· 01-06 14:44

It's another post-hoc analysis. Who would dare to hold a stable position during the 94,000 retracement? It's easy to say, but retail investors at that point would have already been half liquidated. Everyone has their own methodology, but the key is to hold steady. It's easy to talk about, but deadly to actually do.

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FOMOSapien

· 01-06 14:39

The 94,000 wave was indeed precise, but to be honest, most people still got washed out. I fucking told you all that support was there, yet still a bunch of people got liquidated on short positions. Methodology is really important, otherwise it's just gambling mentality every day.

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AirdropFatigue

· 01-06 14:33

94,000 definitely got a group of people on board, while the bears are shouting themselves hoarse and the bulls are still rising. What does that mean? --- Methodology is easy to talk about, but few people can actually stick to it and execute consistently. --- Talking about support and resistance, market funds, I've heard it so many times, but what if I still lose money? --- A clear trading plan? My plan was to follow the trend, but now the plan has collapsed. --- The way out is there, but the problem is I always go in the opposite direction. --- Are there really people making profits these days? Why have I never met any? --- It's not easy to trade without blindly operating. Getting itchy at every rise must be a professional disease, right?

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