Bitcoin reaching the resistance level of over 93,000 is happening much faster than expected. I have basically swept the top ten cryptocurrencies (excluding Dogecoin) during this rebound, and also selected a few mainstream short-term options to test the waters.
Regarding the rhythm of this round of rebound in Bitcoin, I mentioned it before, and I want to emphasize it again. The main resistance levels above are around 93,800, 98,000, and 102,000, three key points. Among them, 93,800 has been tested for the third time — I feel it’s very likely to break through this time, but once it reaches this level, it’s time to reduce positions. If it breaks through, it’s not too late to chase.
The approach remains unchanged: on the daily chart, the rebound should be as much as it is, and reduce positions when necessary. Don’t mistake a rebound for a reversal, but don’t underestimate the strength of daily rebounds either. Currently, reducing positions mainly aims to hedge against the uncertainty risk after the US stock market opens.
Keep monitoring the market next week to see if there are new opportunities worth entering.
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MoneyBurnerSociety
· 47m ago
93,800 is here again, the third time... I bet this time it will break, but honestly, the most tempting part during coin sweeping is still the itch to buy. I cleverly avoided the Dogecoin trap, give myself a round of applause.
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FarmHopper
· 01-05 04:01
93800 third test? Feels like this time it can really break through, but you still have to know when to stop. Greed doesn't lead to good results.
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APY_Chaser
· 01-05 04:01
93800, this key level has been tested for the third time, and this time I really feel it's about to break.
The move to scan the coin types is quite significant, but I have a slight objection to not touching Dogecoin.
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ForkPrince
· 01-05 04:00
93800, this threshold definitely needs to be watched closely. The third test feels like there's really a chance this time. But you're right, before the breakout, it’s best to reduce positions if needed—don't be greedy.
Bitcoin reaching the resistance level of over 93,000 is happening much faster than expected. I have basically swept the top ten cryptocurrencies (excluding Dogecoin) during this rebound, and also selected a few mainstream short-term options to test the waters.
Regarding the rhythm of this round of rebound in Bitcoin, I mentioned it before, and I want to emphasize it again. The main resistance levels above are around 93,800, 98,000, and 102,000, three key points. Among them, 93,800 has been tested for the third time — I feel it’s very likely to break through this time, but once it reaches this level, it’s time to reduce positions. If it breaks through, it’s not too late to chase.
The approach remains unchanged: on the daily chart, the rebound should be as much as it is, and reduce positions when necessary. Don’t mistake a rebound for a reversal, but don’t underestimate the strength of daily rebounds either. Currently, reducing positions mainly aims to hedge against the uncertainty risk after the US stock market opens.
Keep monitoring the market next week to see if there are new opportunities worth entering.