2026-01-09 10:20:18

Looking at the recent BTC trend, the small-scale rebound strength is clearly weak. From a technical perspective, after oscillating, it broke down again, but this dip seems more like a trap to induce short positions—trying to shake out retail longs.

For friends who didn't get in early to go long, the 89300 level is a good support point. As for ETH, the 3050 to 3030 range can be considered for staggered long entries. If you already hold long positions, there's no need to rush to exit; this downward move can be quickly recovered, and the market is still offering opportunities.

In the short term, the market may fluctuate repeatedly, but the overall pattern shows clear signs of a trap to induce short positions. Get ready to go long—opportunities are knocking—such positions are not often encountered.

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BearMarketMonk

· 15m ago

The trap of trapping short sellers is here again, retail investors are about to get hurt --- Can 89300 really hold? I doubt it --- Quickly retract the stop-loss? Brother, how are you so confident in this prediction? --- I'm a bit hesitant about this dip, let's keep observing --- Entering ETH at this price in batches is a smart move --- It's another trap of trapping short sellers, saying this every time, I don't believe you --- Repetitive market conditions are the most annoying, when can we see a surge? --- Opportunity knocking? To me, it sounds like an alarm --- Hold onto your long positions, anyway, they can't run away

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JustAnotherWallet

· 01-09 10:49

It's the same old story...诱空, shakeout, opportunity. I'm tired of hearing it. Just wait for 89,300 to drop and see who gets anxious.

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rugpull_ptsd

· 01-09 10:37

Is this another trick to trap and shake out the market? I just don't believe it this time... Where are the people who took the plunge at 89300? --- The rebound is so weak, it might even continue to be suppressed... --- I've already been burned twice in that ETH range, this time I won't fall for it --- The stop-loss was quickly pulled back? Ha, you said the same last time... --- Opportunity knocking? I'm afraid opening the door will just cut us, the little investors --- Holding long positions is just gambling, is it real or fake? --- Every time they say the signs of a trap are obvious, when will there really be a rebound? --- Getting caught after entering at 89300, then we'll have to listen to another set of reasons --- This downward move looks really sinister, I think I'll wait and see --- Entering in batches sounds good, but I'm afraid it will keep falling after the last batch is in

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ProtocolRebel

· 01-09 10:32

Here comes the same old trick to trap retail investors again. Every time they say it's a rare opportunity to induce a false breakout, and what happens? I took a position at 89300 and lost big. Now you still want to keep messing around? No more. I believe this dip is the real decline. Don't always think about quick recoveries like stitching up a wound; the market isn't that gentle. Retail investors are tired of hearing this stuff. I'll just watch your show quietly. Can ETH 3030 really stay stable? I still feel there's more downside to explore. Who dares to buy?

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