#数字资产动态追踪 Bitcoin remains below the 90,000 resistance level, with multiple timeframes showing a bearish trend and no clear reversal signals—short-term bearish approach is valid.



However, after the price broke below 90,000 on the 3rd, we adjusted our strategy accordingly and turned bullish. This is not stubbornness but a flexible adjustment based on structural changes—that's the essence of trading.

The key point here: we trade the market we see, not the market we imagine in our minds. Just follow, don't predict.

The logic after the breakout is very clear. Once the price breaks through the first resistance, technical analysis suggests a high probability of forming a higher high—either pushing to 94,000 to break through or continuing to rise along the equal-distance segments.

This is a structural breakout confirmed across multiple timeframes. Opportunities are right in front of us, and action is the best proof. $BTC
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ser_we_are_ngmivip
· 01-05 06:33
Flexibly adjusting strategies is indeed more reliable than stubbornly sticking to one direction; this is the true trading mindset.
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hodl_therapistvip
· 01-05 06:32
I'm fine with the flexible adjustment of strategies, but whether 94,000 can be broken depends on the market temperament.
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WalletDetectivevip
· 01-05 06:27
Makes sense. There's no need to obsess over changing strategies according to trends; going with the flow is the key to longevity.
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ChainComedianvip
· 01-05 06:22
The market is like this; once the support breaks, you have to follow. Talking on paper is meaningless. Only when you see clearly do you dare to act, I agree with that. The key level at 90,000 has been stuck for too long. Once broken, the rhythm completely changes, and it feels like the bulls have the momentum. But now, if it rises to 94k, will it be hammered down again? That’s the real test. The flexible adjustment of strategies is done well, but I’m just worried about a pullback after chasing high. That’s when the psychological pressure becomes significant. Only following without predicting sounds simple, but actually doing it is extremely difficult. Most people still can’t change this bad habit. I understand the idea of confirming the breakout before buying; it’s just a psychological build-up process. If 94,000 can truly be broken, the subsequent space is indeed promising, but the premise is that the trading volume keeps up.
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SchrodingerWalletvip
· 01-05 06:17
Breaking through is a signal, no need to dwell on the previous short positions—this is what a live trader should do. --- Wait, why do I feel like this logic is both right and wrong at the same time? --- 94000 is the next sniper point, and I might have to change my tune then. --- It's easy to talk about on paper, but actually cutting losses in real trading really hurts. --- Just follow without predicting, sounds simple, but when actually doing it, the mindset is already shattered. --- Wow, breaking through is an opportunity—I've heard this so many times my ears are calloused. --- Here's the key question: how was your entry position after the break? --- This is the beauty of technical analysis; it can be explained in many ways anyway. --- Multi-timeframe confirmation sounds impressive, but it's really just luck.
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