2026-01-05 02:24:51

Looking at Bitcoin from a weekly chart perspective, the market trend becomes particularly clear. Currently, this wave is basically a rebound within a downtrend continuation. If the momentum were stronger, the rebound could reach around 105,000, but this looks more like a false breakout—an early sign of a pullback. Only then will it enter a true accelerated downtrend. To put it simply, the upward potential is limited, while there is no bottom on the downside.

For traders seeking a more conservative approach, paying attention to the around 93,000 level is advisable. Entering a short position at the current price with 5x leverage is a good strategy. Market sentiment and capital flow details will influence the subsequent direction, but from a weekly perspective, the upward space is indeed constrained.

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BoredApeResistance

· 22h ago

The weekly chart clearly shows a bearish trend. The break below 105K cannot hold, and the fake breakout pattern is seen too often. Around 93K is indeed a sniper point, but with 5x leverage, I'm still a bit afraid; a quick pullback could trigger a blow-up.

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TokenomicsDetective

· 01-06 23:23

The weekly bearish outlook has been heard too many times. Every time, they say it's a false breakout, and the rebound directly surpasses expectations. Can it really crash this time? --- Shorts at 93,000? I think this is a textbook move. The market loves to go against the trend. Soon, there will be another wave of cutting leeks. --- "There's no bottom downward" made me a bit anxious. Maybe I should just hold cash and wait. 5x leverage is too刺激. --- Is 105,000 really a false breakout? It seems like everyone saying that wants to catch a flying knife. --- The weekly chart definitely looks bearish, but I always feel that after this kind of analysis, the market tends to move in the opposite direction... --- Brothers setting 5x shorts, remember to stop loss. Don't gamble away your capital.

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NotGonnaMakeIt

· 01-06 07:39

The weekly bearish outlook—I've heard this argument too many times. Every time, it's called a false breakout, and yet the coin just keeps surging. It's hilarious. 93000 short position? I advise you not to do it; this time might really be different. There's no bottom to the downside? That's a pretty absolute statement. Will history repeat itself? 5x leverage is considered conservative? Your definition of conservative and mine are quite different, buddy. Honestly, weekly analysis seems reasonable, but in real trading, the most brutal moves are often the ones that seem so obvious and logical in hindsight.

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CompoundPersonality

· 01-05 06:19

105,000 is about to be smashed again. Shorting this wave is inevitable; it all depends on who can survive until we see the bottom at 93,000.

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ShitcoinArbitrageur

· 01-05 02:54

Fake breakouts are a common trick I've seen too many times. Every time they say it will drop, it instead rallies, it's really exhausting. Short at 93000? I doubt it, those who got trapped earlier haven't even gotten out yet. The phrase "no bottom to the downside" sounds so familiar. Bitcoin is just like that, always scaring people. 5x leverage is stable? Ha, this is the first time I've heard that term in leverage trading. What’s the point of a clear weekly chart? It can change direction in the next second. Technical analysis is just armchair quarterbacking. This wave indeed looks uncomfortable, but betting on a full drop feels too risky. Better to wait and see.

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SatoshiNotNakamoto

· 01-05 02:51

If 105000 really breaks, I'll do a live stream eating a keyboard. Short positions were early, and I still have to hold on to break even. --- The phrase "there's no bottom to the downside" sounds a bit scary. Is it true or false? --- Looking at the weekly chart clearly, but I can't see my account clearly. What should I do? --- A short position at 93000 sounds smooth, but I'm worried about a reverse smash explosion. --- Feels like every time they say it's a false breakout, but in the end, it breaks through. --- 5x leverage is stable? Your definition is a bit new, haha. --- This wave probably won't reverse again, I hate this kind of mirror market the most. --- Limited upside, bottomless downside, this description is perfect. --- Since the beginning of the year, I've heard this logic, and Bitcoin has stubbornly risen.

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Blockblind

· 01-05 02:40

A weekly bearish outlook makes this wave not too difficult to see, but if 105k really breaks, I'll just laugh. Buying the dip at 93,000 short position? I think this guy is overthinking... Saying there's no bottom to the downside is harsh, but the question is, who dares to really go all-in short? 5x leverage sounds calm, but in reality, one spike could wipe it out. The rebound is just a false breakout; this logic, no matter how I look at it, seems a bit forced. Without seeing the weekly chart, I still don't quite believe this judgment... If this wave really accelerates downward, will 80k become the new support?

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FomoAnxiety

· 01-05 02:34

Oh, looking at the weekly chart, the top resistance is indeed very strong. If we can't push above 105k this time, that's the real issue. 93000 short positions are probably just bait; I'm too scared. The phrase "no bottom downwards" really gave me a chill... 5x leverage? Bro, you're teaching me to go bankrupt. It feels like it's about to drop again. I think I'll stay on the sidelines. Is there really no chance of a rebound with such strong weekly resistance? Everyone says it's a false breakout, yet I dare to buy the dip—my brain is malfunctioning. 105 is truly the ceiling this time. Should I go short now? Let's wait and see... Where is the bottom? Never mind, I won't ask. Better to retreat for now.

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SurvivorshipBias

· 01-05 02:27

The weekly chart clearly shows immense resistance; this 105K rally is probably a trap for a rebound. There should be quite a few people lurking around shorting near 95K, betting on whether this last wave can break below 93K. Even the support levels are starting to become extreme; who dares to say there's no bottom? 5x leverage still feels a bit risky; with the market so crazy, no wonder people are fleeing. Retail investors are probably going to fall behind again in this drop; setting proper stop-losses is more important than anything else.

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