Recently, market fluctuations have been frequent, and many traders have had good gains on January 14. Let's take a look at some representative trading cases.

Bitcoin was the most active. Someone entered a long position at 9,1700 in the early morning and took profit easily at 92,400. Although this 700-point move isn't considered a big trend, it was steady and efficient. Even more impressive, the same trader at 3:30 AM took advantage of Bitcoin's rebound to 93,600 and re-entered, aiming for 96,600, ultimately capturing a 3,000-point profit. This kind of continuous timing was really well executed.

Another trader placed a long order on Ethereum at 3,103 around 10:30 AM and exited at 3,135, gaining 32 points, which is a stable profit. By 6:30 PM, they switched to a short position on ZEC, gradually closing most of their positions around 391. This operation's market movement was roughly equivalent to a 3,300-point range in Bitcoin, showing high precision.

Yet another trader entered a long position on Bitcoin at a low of 91,300 and made a profit of 1,100 points. This low-buying strategy was executed very cleanly. In the evening, Ethereum also presented an opportunity, with a long position at 3,178 yielding 160 points.

From these cases, it’s clear that multiple cryptocurrencies experienced clear directional trends on January 14. The key is to grasp the entry timing and risk management well.