On the four-hour K-line, the Bollinger Bands are narrowing, and the price is oscillating near the middle band. The moving averages are tightly converged, making this area a clear support level. The momentum indicator is signaling at the bottom, indicating no strong downward pressure in the short term.
The strategy is very clear—buy on dips.
**For BTC**: The operational logic is to buy when it drops to 92,200-91,700, with the first target in the 93,500-94,000 range. If it breaks above that, then look higher, with 95,000 not being a dream.
**$SOL** is also being watched.
The US core CPI data came in below expectations, easing market sentiment, which is a positive signal for risk assets. The short-term correction pressure is gradually releasing, and if no new negative shocks occur, the rebound space is still visible.
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RegenRestorer
· 01-20 13:07
Will the 92200 level really be reached? It feels a bit uncertain.
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With CPI data so strong, why are we still hesitating here?
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Always buying the dip again, how many times have we heard this routine?
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Is 95k really just a dream? You're sleeping through a long one haha.
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Why isn't SOL giving a specific position either? It's driving me crazy.
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What does a narrowing Bollinger Band indicate? Honestly, I haven't figured it out yet.
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Talking about rebound space is fine, but it's better to just say it's going up.
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Is this CPI really a turning point, or just another false alarm?
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I'm waiting at 92200, will you come or not?
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Is this all for risk assets? It still feels a bit虚.
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NervousFingers
· 01-20 03:00
Can buying at 92,200 really push it to 95? This move is a bit uncertain.
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SelfCustodyIssues
· 01-20 03:00
Tired of the saying "buy the dip," the key is whether you can really hold on to the bottom...
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RektCoaster
· 01-20 03:00
I'm tired of hearing the saying "buy the dip." I just want to know if this time can truly bottom out and rebound, without another fake V-shaped reversal.
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GateUser-a606bf0c
· 01-20 02:57
Buying the dip with this logic is really appealing right now. The CPI coming in below expectations directly gave the opportunity. I've already been holding at the 92,200 level, just waiting for the moment of breakdown.
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BoredStaker
· 01-20 02:54
Buying the dip is fine, it all depends on whether we can hold the 92,200 support level. If it breaks, go straight for the bottom. 95,000 is a dream, but we still have to aim for it.
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PaperHandSister
· 01-20 02:49
Can 92,200 really be reached at this level? I feel like it needs to break through a bit more.
#美国核心物价涨幅不及市场预估 January 20 Morning Market Observation
On the four-hour K-line, the Bollinger Bands are narrowing, and the price is oscillating near the middle band. The moving averages are tightly converged, making this area a clear support level. The momentum indicator is signaling at the bottom, indicating no strong downward pressure in the short term.
The strategy is very clear—buy on dips.
**For BTC**: The operational logic is to buy when it drops to 92,200-91,700, with the first target in the 93,500-94,000 range. If it breaks above that, then look higher, with 95,000 not being a dream.
**$SOL** is also being watched.
The US core CPI data came in below expectations, easing market sentiment, which is a positive signal for risk assets. The short-term correction pressure is gradually releasing, and if no new negative shocks occur, the rebound space is still visible.