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#数字资产动态追踪 January 5, 2026 Cryptocurrency Market Technical Summary
Monday's market opened with a significant rebound, and in recent days BTC has been consolidating before moving higher. I checked around midday and saw it was just hitting resistance near 93,500. Last night, I suggested looking for short opportunities on rebounds; let me explain the logic— a few days ago, I mentioned a long opportunity around 88,600. Once the price surged, I no longer recommended chasing longs but instead looking for high-level short entries. Although each trade might seem small in profit, this approach is more stable. This morning’s decline from the high has yielded nearly 1,000 points in profit.
The key resistance level now is around 94,600, which I also mentioned during the live session. With 93,500 already reached, if there’s another push, keep an eye on the 93,500-94,500 range as a shorting opportunity. We’ve already touched weekly resistance levels, making this a worthwhile attempt. If a pullback occurs during the day, support levels are first at 91,500-90,500. If broken, the next support is at 89,300-88,700. Long entries should wait until near these support zones.
For ETH, the pressure is close to reaching 3,260. During the second rally, continue to watch the 3,260 resistance. Future short opportunities can be divided into two phases: the first between 3,260-3,300, and a more aggressive second phase around 3,400-3,450. Support levels for intraday pullbacks are at 3,117-3,076. If broken, the next support is at 3,033. Those looking to go long should wait until near the second or third support levels.
SOL’s current rhythm is to watch the intraday short-term support at 133. As long as it doesn’t break below this, the rebound trend remains intact. If you’re short, consider reducing your position at 133. The resistance for the rebound remains unchanged at 140-145. Once the price enters this zone, continue to look for short opportunities. However, if the decline breaks below 133, it indicates the small-scale rebound may be ending, and the next support zone is at 130-128. Long entries should wait until near these levels.
BNB recently surged into the 900-930 resistance zone. Shorts should set their stops around 930. If a pullback occurs during the day, support levels are at 880, 870, and 860. Long entries should also wait until a pullback near the second or third support levels.
I share the latest market trends and key trading points daily. However, I want to remind everyone that my suggestions for longs or shorts are for reference only. Proper position management is crucial—this is the most important aspect of trading.