2026-01-02 08:27:13

Without a plan, there is no direction. Blindly going all-in will only accelerate elimination. Recently, Bitcoin's price movement remains stuck, with neither bulls nor bears having established a sufficient overwhelming advantage. The market is exhausting investors' patience through this repeated oscillation.

The current approach is very clear: buy low and sell high, with a focus on stability.

From a technical perspective, BTC is repeatedly testing below 89,000. Our key resistance level to watch is 89,400. If this upward push can effectively break through 89,400, then the bulls' momentum will be truly activated, potentially initiating a significant upward trend. Based on this judgment, our short position strategy is to enter gradually when the price rises near 90,000.

Specific parameters:
Entry zone: 89,888-90,288
DCA zone: 91,188-91,388
First target: 87,900
Second target: after a break, look at 87,300-86,800

The market changes rapidly, and even the best strategies must adhere to your risk control red lines. Adjust flexibly according to your position, with stability always being the first principle.

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WagmiAnon

· 6h ago

If 89,400 can't be broken, then this market trend is a trap; don't get exhausted.

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GovernancePretender

· 6h ago

It's the same old story. How many times have I heard "buy the dip and sell the rally"? When it really matters, I'm still trapped. Being cautious is always the first principle. I say it every time, but I still end up losing. What does it matter if 89400 is broken? This kind of market just keeps cutting through repeatedly.

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SerumSquirrel

· 6h ago

It's that same high sell high buy low strategy again, easy to say but hard to do, brother. Another 89400 story, how many times have we heard it, and what's the result? Blindly going all-in indeed drags you down, but these parameters aren't necessarily reliable either. Stalemate is just draining patience, that's true. 89888 to enter a short position? Isn't everyone saying that stability comes first? I just want to know how many people can really stick to the risk control red line. This round of fluctuations is really annoying, might as well just lie flat. The parameters are detailed, but BTC just loves to slap these expectations in the face. If it can't break 89400, what to do? Then it just gets more stuck.

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SignatureAnxiety

· 7h ago

It's the same old high buy low sell strategy. It's easy to say, but really hard to do. People who went all-in have already been eliminated; those still here are waiting for the 89400 breakout. This wave of short positions feels just so-so; if it can't break 87900, it'll be awkward. Listening to the steady approach sounds good, but in reality, it probably means missing out on half of the market move.

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