2026-01-12 03:22:24

Monday morning saw a rapid surge, continuing the oscillation pattern with a focus on shorting from high levels. From a technical perspective, Bitcoin's resistance level is around 92,600, with support near 89,500. Currently, around 92,000 presents a good shorting opportunity, and you may consider entering for a round of correction.

Ethereum has not shown much movement in the past two days, following Bitcoin's rhythm, and in the short term, the outlook remains bearish.

This week's market is expected to be quite volatile, so everyone needs to seize opportunities. Especially when positioning at key levels, be more cautious. Both rebound highs and support lows are key points to observe. The upcoming volatility in US non-farm payrolls and trade data may bring additional market fluctuations, so everyone should practice good risk management.

BTC1,36%

ETH2,01%

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WhaleStalker

· 3h ago

Short at 92,000? Bro, this one really depends on luck. Last time I called it like this, the price shot up instantly. ETH is really boring now, always trailing behind, might as well play some altcoins for more excitement. Non-farm payrolls are coming, I’m just waiting to see who gets liquidated this time. If 89,500 breaks, it probably will continue downward. Feeling exhausted. I heard some big players are shorting at 92,000—either get rich or get liquidated, 50-50 chance.

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SneakyFlashloan

· 3h ago

92,000, empty one, betting that this round of adjustment will break down Waiting for the non-farm payrolls to stir things up, this week's market might explode Ethereum is really just a follower, with no independent judgment Can the 89,500 level hold? Feels a bit uncertain Everyone, make sure to manage risk well, don't get caught in the tricks Breaking through 92,600 is crucial, depends on these two days Here we go again, every time they say the volatility is obvious, but what’s the result?

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gm_or_ngmi

· 3h ago

92,000 short? Bro, this depends on the Federal Reserve's mood. When the non-farm payroll data comes out, a reversal isn't a one or two time thing anymore. Always thinking bearish, let's talk again if it really breaks below 89,500. For now, stop dithering here. Ethereum's follow-the-leader tendency really has no hope; just waiting for a black swan to blow up all the short positions. Risk management—these four words are worn out, but the key is whether there's real money involved.

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RugDocScientist

· 3h ago

Selling short at 92,000 sounds good, just worried about getting smashed through again haha This wave of ETH really isn't interesting, better wait until BTC finishes its move On Non-Farm Payroll day, be careful not to get cut, risk management is really essential The volatility this week has been significant, if you catch it, you can make gains; if not, you'll get cut If 89,500 breaks, it probably will go further down, be cautious everyone

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ImpermanentSage

· 3h ago

92,000 people who are currently out of the market are probably crying now, I haven't even reacted yet. --- Ethereum is really boring, like a follower. When will it have its own trend? --- Non-farm payroll data is coming again, this week many people might get liquidated. --- Is it cautious at key levels? Easy to say, but when the time comes, isn't everyone just a gambler? --- Risk management is just talk, when it comes to actual trades, everyone is a gambler. --- Is 92,600 a resistance level? I feel like it can break through in one go. --- This kind of market prediction is just for listening, believing it will only lose money. --- Shorting should be done early, late is just taking the bait. --- ETH this wave is really terrible, no highlights at all.

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ChainChef