#数字资产动态追踪 New Year's Eve evening, Bitcoin and Ethereum are still fluctuating back and forth. The strategy of going long first and then short remains unchanged.
Looking at Bitcoin, there is a clear feature—lower points are continuously rising, and the 4-hour pattern is gradually tightening, so short-term volatility is limited. Last night closed above 87,000, and tonight you can go long directly above 87,500, targeting 89,000, then consider short positions. The Bollinger Bands' upper and lower bands continue their usual rhythm.
Ethereum's situation is similar; the recent two days' downward momentum has clearly weakened, and the 2900 level has held. There may still be some testing space afterward, so it’s worth following along with long positions first, then turning to short when it rises. The resistance level is around 3050, and support is between 2930 and 2950.
Brothers and sisters, remember to trade with light positions, avoid excessive leverage, and enjoy a good rest during the holiday. When the rhythm truly arrives, see you in the live room. The next few days, relax and recharge, and let’s push forward together in 2026!
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LayoffMiner
· 10h ago
Small positions are the key, don't be greedy. Wait for this wave to reach 87,500 to enter and test the waters.
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GraphGuru
· 11h ago
Small positions are the key, leveraged players have all entered
The idea of lifting at a low point has become tiresome; the key still depends on trading volume
Buy long at 87,500? I'll wait for the price to drop back first.
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MetaverseMortgage
· 11h ago
Entering at 87,500 is indeed good, just worried about getting chopped again and again, watching closely.
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RamenDeFiSurvivor
· 11h ago
It's true that trading with small positions is better. Last time, a buddy went all-in with full position, and as a result, a sudden plunge wiped him out. You still need to be cautious.
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CryptoSourGrape
· 11h ago
Ah, don't mention it. If only I had gone all-in at 87,000 last night... Now watching this rebound, I feel really uneasy.
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CoinBasedThinking
· 11h ago
87,500 long entry, I followed this move. Feels a bit risky, haha.
#数字资产动态追踪 New Year's Eve evening, Bitcoin and Ethereum are still fluctuating back and forth. The strategy of going long first and then short remains unchanged.
Looking at Bitcoin, there is a clear feature—lower points are continuously rising, and the 4-hour pattern is gradually tightening, so short-term volatility is limited. Last night closed above 87,000, and tonight you can go long directly above 87,500, targeting 89,000, then consider short positions. The Bollinger Bands' upper and lower bands continue their usual rhythm.
Ethereum's situation is similar; the recent two days' downward momentum has clearly weakened, and the 2900 level has held. There may still be some testing space afterward, so it’s worth following along with long positions first, then turning to short when it rises. The resistance level is around 3050, and support is between 2930 and 2950.
Brothers and sisters, remember to trade with light positions, avoid excessive leverage, and enjoy a good rest during the holiday. When the rhythm truly arrives, see you in the live room. The next few days, relax and recharge, and let’s push forward together in 2026!