2026-01-03 13:23:51

From a technical perspective, the middle band position of the Bitcoin hourly chart is currently under obvious resistance. Recently, each rebound near the middle band has seen a significant decline in upward momentum, and this phenomenon has occurred several times in a row. When the resistance level is repeatedly confirmed, it often indicates that a decision on the direction is approaching.

Over the weekend, market trading volume was generally weak, which is a period full of short-term opportunities. It is recommended to focus on the support level around 89,000 for Bitcoin, and simultaneously consider short positions on Ethereum, with a target of 3060. Such rebound highs are often easy entry points for quick short-term trades, so the operation pace should be fast rather than slow.

The key to profits in the crypto space has never been excessive conservatism, but rather whether one can seize the market rhythm at critical moments. Recognizing the effective breakout and failure of resistance levels is more capable of widening profit margins than blindly pursuing absolute safety.

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BlockchainBrokenPromise

· 01-06 06:12

Mid-range pressure repeatedly confirmed... I've heard this explanation too many times. Every time, they say to buy quickly and sell quickly. But what’s the result? The stop-loss orders have long been queued and triggered. Can 89,000 hold? I put a question mark.

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GasGuzzler

· 01-05 14:29

Another set of mid-line break theories, really repeatedly slapped in the face, brother.

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LiquidationTherapist

· 01-05 05:08

Here we go again with the midline pressure routine. Honestly, I've checked this repeated confirmation several times, and every time it's about the critical point. But what happens? It tends to get knocked down more easily. The idea that weak weekend volume is an opportunity—I’ve heard that so many times I’m a bit tired of it. I am indeed watching the 89,000 level, but quick in and out sounds easy; in practice, it’s just giving money to the exchange.

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TokenDustCollector

· 01-03 19:09

It's the same old story: mid-line pressure, critical moments, catching the rhythm... Honestly, with this kind of volume over the weekend, can it really push down? 89,000 feels uncertain.

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DataOnlooker

· 01-03 13:49

The 89,000 level is once again testing mental resilience. It's easy to say "buy the dip and sell the rally," but hard to actually do it.

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WagmiWarrior

· 01-03 13:49

Talking about the middle band pressure again, I think this theory has been played out by the market. Can it really hold at 89,000? Anyway, I don't believe it. Is there a chance to break out over the weekend? Or will there be an accident over the weekend, haha.

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AirdropHarvester

· 01-03 13:46

Here we go again with this pressure level thing. The support we talked about last time still broke, and the quick in and out plan? Still not working.

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LiquidityWizard

· 01-03 13:44

actually the midline pressure thesis is statistically significant here... but given historical data on weekend volume patterns, there's like a 60-70% probability this plays out as described. theoretically speaking, if the 89k support holds, the risk-adjusted entry becomes optimal. contrary to popular belief though, most retail traders will panic-sell before the actual inflection point hits. smh.

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ZKProofster

· 01-03 13:39

nah this midline pressure narrative feels recycled tbh... seen this exact setup breakdown like three times already. the 89k support thing—mathematically speaking, support levels are only trustless until they aren't, yeah? anyway volume weakness on weekends is old news, everyone's already priced that in.

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