2026-01-06 13:21:45

It's another dull night, and the market still lacks vitality. The trend this week is actually quite easy to read—mainly oscillating, making it hard to see a sharp decline or a one-sided rally. In such an environment, as long as you keep thinking "must short today" or "must chase longs," the market will use opposite movements to drain your patience and funds. You still need to learn to go with the rhythm and adjust flexibly—that's the way to survive.

The focus during the evening session is on the 94800 level. If Bitcoin can't break through this level for a long time, it might be an opportunity to set up short positions. More daring traders can enter early in the 94000 to 94500 range, initially targeting around 92000. Once it drops near 92000 and finds support, a rebound might occur, and at that point, you can consider quickly switching to long positions, but it should be a fast in and out short-term operation.

The key is not to fight the market; the market will never move according to your plan.

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ConsensusBot

· 8h ago

It's another period of volatility and turbulence. Ultimately, you should go with the trend. If 94800 can't be broken, short; if 92000 is held, then reverse; buy quickly and sell quickly, don't fight the market. The market won't wait for your plan; you can only follow along. That's how this week will be. Patience is the key to survival.

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SolidityStruggler

· 21h ago

Basically, it's just oscillation work. If you insist on betting on the direction, you're just asking for death. If we can't break 94,800, we go short; if we catch 92,000, we reverse. It's easy to say but really requires quick entries and exits. The most annoying are those who insist on predicting the market; the market simply doesn't care about your plans.

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GasBandit

· 01-07 07:23

Another night like this, if 94800 can't be broken, just give up, anyway the market loves to go against the trend. Quick in and quick out is the key; wasting time only ends up working for the market. This week is a big shakeout; don't expect to get rich in one wave, just follow the rhythm and dance. If you catch around 92000, be decisive and reverse your position; bulls should enter and exit quickly in the short term, profits on paper are all fake. The market won't listen to you; understand this early to lose less money.

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AltcoinTherapist

· 01-06 13:51

94,800 That Kan really got stuck, it feels like the market just wants to test people's patience Starting this repetitive pattern again, those who insist on their own pace will just get harvested If that area around 92,000 can hold, there's still a chance for a rebound, it all depends on whether your reaction speed is fast enough This week's market is just a volatile trap, without subjective expectations, you can survive the longest The market never plays fair, everyone has seen the consequences of stubbornly sticking to their guns Pre-emptively shorted around 94 to 94.5, you need some courage to do that Trade quickly in and out, don't hold on to losing positions, that's the way to survive

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rug_connoisseur

· 01-06 13:51

Volatility is indeed annoying, but it's even more foolish to argue with the market. If 94800 can't be broken, just short it; anyway, 92000 can also be bought in. Getting in quickly and getting out quickly is the way to survive; dragging things out only leads to the fastest death.

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CryptoMom

· 01-06 13:51

It's another fluctuation, so damn annoying. 94800 is stuck, let's try a short position setup. The market just loves to go against expectations, don't overthink it and just get it done. Let's see 92000, quick in and out trading style.

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AirdropJunkie

· 01-06 13:50

94800 Ah, it's this level again. It didn't break last time either... Frustrating to keep rubbing against it. Trying to fight the market is just asking for trouble. I've been lessons learned several times. Is it possible to break through 92000 directly? I have a feeling there's something fishy this week. Range-bound markets are the worst, even more uncomfortable than a sharp drop. You're right, you have to buy and sell quickly; otherwise, you're just giving money to the market makers.

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SilentAlpha

· 01-06 13:43

If 94,800 can't be broken, then just go empty. This wave of volatility is really annoying. Once again, the market has proven me wrong, I shouldn't have stubbornly fought it. See you at 92,000. Short-term quick in and out is the way to go. Fighting the market just leads to losses. I realized that this week. You're right, don't insist on how things should be. Let the market move as it will.

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AirdropHunterXM

· 01-06 13:33

Here comes the same old oscillation routine, really boring enough. If 94800 can't be broken, I'll just wait for the bottom to buy, it's that simple. --- Those who fight the market are all losing money, I believe that. I've long learned to go with the flow. --- See you at 92000, quick in and out in the short term is the truth, dragging on will only ruin the game. --- Every time I talk about flexible adjustments, but I still get trapped, it's really absurd. --- Short positions are laid out between 94000-94500, just betting that it will continue to sink. --- The most annoying thing about oscillating markets is that it's better to just drop five thousand points directly, at least you don't have to open positions frequently. --- Can 92000 hold? That's the key, and the opportunity to reverse should not be missed when it comes. --- It's easy to say not to fight the market, but when actually trading, isn't it just chasing everything blindly?

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DeFiAlchemist

· 01-06 13:29

the market's transmutation patterns at 94.8k remind me of equilibrium states in automated market makers—price discovery through oscillation, not linear trajectories. positioning for the downside mechanics here is like optimizing liquidity pools; timing matters more than conviction. but honestly? most traders are fighting against the protocol's natural rhythms instead of letting the algorithm work

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