2026-01-20 04:34:12

Recently, Bitcoin's trend indeed warrants attention. From a technical perspective, BTC has faced some adjustment pressure recently. If you want to participate in this move, it is recommended to consider shorting opportunities within the 92,500 to 93,200 range on rallies.

The first key support level on the downside is around 91,700, where partial profits can be taken to lock in some gains. If the market continues to decline, there is a stronger support at 90,900 below 91,700, which could serve as a rebound point. Of course, the specific trading rhythm should be flexibly adjusted based on real-time market conditions.

Risk management must be emphasized—stop-loss levels should be set in advance, and once key levels are broken, stop-loss decisively. Don't hold onto false hopes. Market fluctuations are rapid, and controlling risk is always the top priority. This logic is for reference only; actual trading should also consider your own risk tolerance.

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TeaTimeTrader

· 11h ago

Again and again, shorting at 92,500? I calculated and checked, and the last time it was at this level, it was the same thing, haha. People are in the tea house, the market is in the heart, still that old saying—stop loss is the most important, don't be greedy. My comment is: Set your stop loss properly and don't be lucky; this time, you really need to be cautious.

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rugged_again

· 11h ago

92500 resistance level is indeed fierce, but I still don't believe it will go down so smoothly. Honestly, every time I emphasize that risk management comes first, but isn't it still mostly losses? Those key support levels don't mean much to me; mainly, I still watch the capital flow. Contract risk needs to be thought through carefully; don't be blinded by a few numbers.

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SandwichDetector

· 11h ago

92500 Short? Bro, this position looks a bit shaky, feels like it could get trapped easily. --- Another standard support and resistance discussion. But why are there so many variables when it comes to actual trading? --- Setting stop-losses properly, I've heard that a hundred times. The key is whether you can stay calm when executing. --- 91700 support looks okay, but I'm worried it might plummet once broken. --- I want to try shorting on rallies, but I'm always afraid of being hit hard in the opposite direction. --- Risk management is always the top priority, no doubt. But who can truly not feel distressed when losing money? --- If 90900 breaks again, will it just fall straight to the bottom? --- I'm a bit curious whether this wave will rebound beyond expectations in the end. --- This analysis looks familiar, feels like everyone is copying the same logic.

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BuyTheTop

· 11h ago

Short at 92,500? Why do I feel like it's not the top yet Wait, is 91,700 really a support? Last time it broke through, there was no rebound at all Stop-loss is easy to talk about, but when you're losing real money, everyone feels the pain, honestly Can we not chase the high this time? Let's wait and see

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