Recently, Bitcoin has shown a two consecutive bullish days, currently rebounding to the key level of 90,000. From a broader perspective, the current trend is still operating in the lower half of the overall range, with resistance at 94,500 and support at 84,500, now reaching the middle pressure zone. From a technical pattern standpoint, the probability of a continued upward breakout here is quite high!



Ethereum also performs quite well, similarly showing two consecutive bullish days, having surged to around 3,130. It is worth noting that this price level has broken through the lower boundary of the previous range, with the resistance zone above at 3,320 and the support at 2,770, with a key pressure point around 3,030. According to previous analysis, once these resistance levels are broken, there is a high chance of further upward movement toward the 3,230 level.

Switching to the 4-hour chart, Bitcoin’s overall pattern already shows signs of an upward trend. As long as it breaks through the narrow consolidation line at 90,000, we can continue to look toward 94,500. For Ethereum, it’s more straightforward—having already broken through the key level at 3,030, there is an opportunity to push toward the 3,230-3,400 range.

Currently, the market has formed a breakout pattern. If a pullback occurs afterward, it could be a good opportunity to go long.

Specific trading ideas: Bitcoin can consider long positions in the 89,000-89,500 range, with targets around 90,500-92,000. If it falls below 88,000, stop-loss is necessary. Ethereum can go long in the 3,080-3,100 range, targeting 3,150-3,250, with a stop-loss below 3,030. Since the market is constantly changing, real-time guidance should be based on current market conditions.
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Gm_Gn_Merchantvip
· 01-06 11:37
Two consecutive bullish days are indeed a top, just worried about another dip. Only dare to add heavily after breaking 90k, otherwise better to stay on the sidelines. Ethereum breaking 3030 feels like it's about to take off, but holding not many coins makes it a bit uncomfortable. During a pullback, you really need to dare to buy the dip, easy to say, hard to do. Can this wave really push to 94500? Feels like too many people are watching that line. Stop loss set at 88000 is quite conservative; actually, market volatility is even greater. Ethereum reaching 3400 feels a bit greedy; safer to take profit at 3250. I've already built a position at 89500, just waiting for that line to be broken.
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HalfBuddhaMoneyvip
· 01-05 08:32
Is this position at 90000 going to break or not? It feels like the whole rhythm is different. Wait for the pullback to buy again, brothers, don't chase the high. I missed the breakthrough of 3030 in Ethereum, still hesitating. If this wave breaks 94500, it's really going to take off. Be patient with long positions; pullbacks are normal, don't panic. I'm a bit期待 about 3230-3400. It's indeed worth trying around 89500. The market changes too quickly now; no one dares to be certain. The two consecutive bullish days for Bitcoin still look quite stable; continue to be optimistic. This wave of Ethereum feels a bit more猛 than Bitcoin. Set your stop loss at 88000, don't be greedy.
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FortuneTeller42vip
· 01-04 11:01
Two consecutive bullish days and you think it's taking off. Can it hold above 94500 this time? Waiting for a pullback to get in. Chasing high now could easily get you trapped. Feeling a bit shaky at the 90000 level... Ethereum breaking 3030 and directly rushing to 3400? Dream on. I believe in buying on a pullback. Entering now is indeed a bit reckless. Setting a stop loss at 88000 feels too close; this wave has been quite volatile. The 3230-3400 range is a bit greedy; be more realistic. Talking about breakout patterns again, and what’s the result every time? The entry points for the bulls are pretty good, just see if they can hold. The crypto world is always like this—rise a little and everyone starts bragging.
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rugpull_ptsdvip
· 01-03 15:55
Is this 90,000 level going to break again? The last time I heard this statement was three months ago, and you all know the result. It's "a pullback is a buying opportunity" again. I just want to know where the pullback will bottom out. Ethereum hitting 3400? First, ask yourself how much is left in your account, brother.
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BrokenDAOvip
· 01-03 15:54
It's the same logic of "breaking through the resistance level is bullish." In simple terms, it's a gamble on how long the funding situation can sustain.
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AirdropHunterZhangvip
· 01-03 15:41
89,500 is the entry point; don't go all-in on long positions. Only the timid chase the high.
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SatoshiSherpavip
· 01-03 15:26
Breaking 90,000 feels a bit different this time; I need to hold this wave. Ethereum hitting 3,230 looks good, but I'm just worried it might be a fake-out again. I need to wait on 89,500; I've been scared of getting cut recently. After breaking 3,030, will it directly surge to 3,400? That's the real question. Waiting for a pullback before entering; I've learned to be smart.
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