2026-01-03 02:40:10

#数字资产动态追踪 Last night, Bitcoin and Ethereum suddenly gained momentum, showcasing a classic move before the US stock market opened—initially dropping to attract short sellers, then sharply rising to just over 90,000.

Many people were excited by this rebound, and bullish sentiment hadn't fully dissipated in the market. But upon closer inspection, the recent pullback wasn't actually significant, which aligns more with normal market rhythm. Don't be fooled by short-term movements.

From the candlestick structure, the resistance level above is tightly blocked, having prevented several upward attempts. More importantly, the downtrend of the bears has already formed a clear directional trend.

Therefore, today's trading strategy remains the same: short on rallies. Look for opportunities to short within the 90,000 to 91,500 range, with the lower target set around 88,000 to 89,000. A clear suppression pattern has formed, and the technical signals are very straightforward.

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TokenRationEater

· 13h ago

Coming back with the same routine? Playing the shorting game at highs for a whole month, really thinking you've figured out the market It's the same pattern of falling first then rallying, resistance levels, and shorting—I've almost memorized this script Whether the 90,000 level breaks or not is the key; don't just talk about candlestick patterns, your hands get weak in actual trading

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MidnightGenesis

· 13h ago

On-chain data shows that this surge is indeed interesting, and the contract changes deployed late at night match this rhythm. I monitored the 90,000 level for a long time, and the resistance level is tightly held, as expected.

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TestnetFreeloader

· 01-03 03:10

Another set of sayings about shorting on rallies. Can this time avoid being caught at the bottom and then hammered in reverse? --- The 90,000 level really feels like a dead end, it seems like a repeated testing of the range. --- The bearish direction is indeed clear, but I’m just worried about being countered at the moment it becomes clear. --- Before the US stock market opens, this rally is really a bit flashy; whether it's accumulation or distribution, I really can't see through. --- If it really drops below 8.8 to 8.9, I’ll believe it. What I’m afraid of is having to wait for the next wave again. --- I’ve heard several times that the pressure level gets stuck, and in the end, it’s always directly broken through. --- Don’t take the short-term trend too seriously. This isn’t wrong, but it’s easier said than done, everyone. --- The bulls are still dreaming; it’s a bit funny but also a bit realistic.

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BearMarketBuilder

· 01-03 03:10

Once again caught in a trap, can this rebound really deceive people? --- The resistance level is so strong, still want to break through? Dream on. --- I believe in shorting on rallies, but I already went short long ago. --- The 90,000 level is indeed fierce; just waiting to see the show. --- Still daring to chase longs in a bear market, quite brave. --- Can 8.8K hold? Feels like it still needs to go down further. --- The technical signals are clear, right? Said the same last time... --- Same trading idea again, dying at the same spot again. --- Confident in short positions, just lacking the courage to build them. --- The rally before the US stock market opened, exposed right at the start.

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GhostWalletSleuth

· 01-03 03:05

It's the same old trick again, accumulating shares to push the price up and then dumping, playing us like this every time. Retail investors are blinded by this rebound, and I will just watch quietly. Can 88,000 really be broken? It feels a bit uncertain. The resistance level is so strong, it should have rebounded already. Shorting on the rise? My hand is itchy again, but rationality tells me to wait a bit longer. This round of market action is indeed a bit exciting; the bears still hold the upper hand.

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FloorPriceWatcher

· 01-03 03:03

Is this set coming again? Last night's rebound was just a shakeout, and are people still chasing now? --- The resistance level is so strong and stuck, can it really drop to 8.8? I’m skeptical. --- Going short on rallies sounds simple, but if you don’t grasp the rhythm well, you might get crushed. --- Haha, another wave of retail investors being harvested. I’ve seen through this suppression pattern too many times. --- No hype, no blackening. The 90,000 level is indeed unstable; trying a short might be worth a shot. --- Those who are easily fooled in the short term are probably new retail investors. Once you see through it, it’s not that interesting. --- Wait, is this downtrend really valid? Feels like it’s not quite ready yet. --- Targeting 8.8 to 8.9 is a bit optimistic, don’t believe it will be that obedient. --- Bulls’ sentiment isn’t gone yet, and they want to short? The timing is a bit off. --- The technicals are clear, but I don’t know which signal can really be trusted.

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RugDocScientist

· 01-03 02:58

Here we go again with this set? Yesterday you said to short on rallies, and what happened? --- Thinking of shorting at just over 90,000, quite brave of you, brother. --- I've heard the "pressure level" hold tight many times before. Can we please use a new phrase next time? --- Wait, is shorting within this range really safe? Feels a bit risky. --- It's a classic case of hindsight bias, easy to say but who can truly grasp the rhythm? --- Anyway, I still remain bullish. You do your shorting. --- 8.8 to 8.9 is probably the price range where people just cut their positions without thinking. --- This recent surge is a classic move; many probably got caught in it. --- The technicals are crystal clear—then suddenly, it reverses direction again. --- No more bravado; this time, it's really a bit risky.

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¯\_(ツ)_/¯

· 01-03 02:52

You're just trying to lure more buyers again. I'm already tired of this trick; 90,000 definitely won't break through.

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