Bitcoin is currently fluctuating around 95,000. This is not a directional choice but a normal correction within the larger upward trend. From a technical perspective, the probability of continuing upward is higher, with targets pointing to the 98,300-98,500 range.



In terms of specific operations, consider short positions at the resistance levels of 98,300/98,500, but be sure to control risk. If a pullback occurs, the 93,500-92,800 range is an ideal area for long entries. For the short positions entered near 96,000 earlier, you can consider gradually reducing or closing positions when encountering support.

The key is to manage funds well—profits can be taken when entering, and principal can be preserved when exiting, allowing the account to grow steadily. Never go all-in; this is a major trading taboo. Properly control each position to stay in the market longer.
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CodeAuditQueenvip
· 4h ago
The 98,300 level has already been swept through earlier, so what's the point of talking about resistance now... It feels like checking unpatched contract code, with grandiose logic on paper, but it collapsed early in the live trading. The risk control aspect is fine; going all-in is indeed a mistake at the level of a re-entrancy vulnerability.
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StablecoinSkepticvip
· 4h ago
They're all just empty words. Honestly, it's just gambling on the direction. I'll believe it when it really hits 98,300.
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ForumMiningMastervip
· 4h ago
Going all-in is just courting death, this statement is so true, I have experienced this loss myself. At the 93500-92800 level, I had already marked it, just waiting for the big pancake to retest. Can 98300 really break through? It feels a bit uncertain.
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ZkProofPuddingvip
· 4h ago
Here we go again with the all-in stories, always saying the same thing, yet someone still goes all in... I think the position at 92800 is indeed good, as it has rebounded several times before.
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FOMOSapienvip
· 4h ago
There's nothing to be afraid of in this repeated fluctuation. Just wait for that 98,500 level to be smashed through and go short aggressively, with stop-loss in place. Going all-in is really asking for death. I've seen too many people lose everything in one shot. It's better to be honest and take it in batches. I'm confident about going long at 93,500; the bottom support is right there. Brothers holding short positions at 96,000, run quickly—don't be greedy for that small profit. If you manage your funds well, making money is that simple. Why rush?
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BearMarketSurvivorvip
· 4h ago
98,500 is no longer visible; the market is too fragile.
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GasFeeDodgervip
· 4h ago
How to break through this 98,500 level? It still seems to depend on market strength. Those who went all-in have ended up in the hospital, and there's nothing wrong with that statement. The 93,500 level is indeed a good support zone, but you need to have strong psychological resilience. The discussion on capital management is well said, but unfortunately most people can't take it to heart. This wave of adjustment is just a shakeout; the 95,000 fluctuation is a normal operation. Brothers who entered short positions early should breathe a sigh of relief and not be too greedy. If the 98,300-98,500 range can't be broken through, the support below will have to rely on 93,500. Don't just look at the target price; first ask yourself where your stop-loss is set. Poor position control, even with accurate technical analysis, is useless.
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