Although the current market has experienced a pullback and consolidation, the underlying bullish trend remains unchanged. During this accumulation phase, our core strategy is to: buy on dips, and wait for the market to complete its correction before re-initiating upward movement.
Specifically for Bitcoin, closely monitor the support around 93500. If the price stabilizes here, consider entering long positions, with a target of 94500. Place the stop-loss at a reasonable distance below the entry point to effectively manage risk.
The situation for Ethereum is similar. The support around 3220 is crucial; once the price firmly holds this level, there is a chance for further upward movement. Looking upward, 3300 is the resistance level. Risk management is critical—set stop-losses where needed to ensure each trade remains within a controllable range.
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NightAirdropper
· 01-07 17:42
93500, if I can really hold this level, I dare to say that I will
It's still stop-loss, stop-loss. How many times have I said it? Yet some people still keep rushing in
If 3220 doesn't break, I remain optimistic about Ethereum; if it breaks, I'll admit defeat
How long will this buildup last? I'm getting a bit impatient waiting
The target of 94500 is still too conservative; maybe I should push a bit more
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quietly_staking
· 01-07 11:42
93500 can't go down anymore, is it really going to take off this time?
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CoffeeNFTs
· 01-06 13:58
If you can't hold 93500, just exit. Don't think about bottom fishing; this wave is really different.
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UncleLiquidation
· 01-06 13:58
93500 didn't break again, feels like we need to wait this wave out, not in a hurry to get on board
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AirdropHunter007
· 01-06 13:58
93500 is not breaking down again, feels like this time it can really rebound, I've already positioned some.
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RuntimeError
· 01-06 13:51
It's the same "buy the dip" rhetoric again, saying the same thing every time, and every time it results in losses.
Can 93,500 really hold? I feel like it still needs to drop further.
Stop-losses need to be set, but most people simply can't do it.
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RugResistant
· 01-06 13:47
nah hold up, those support levels need deeper verification before we're throwing capital at em. 93500 sounds clean on paper but where's the volume confirmation tho... red flags detected if you're not watching order flow patterns fr
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PanicSeller69
· 01-06 13:37
Hey, this move to buy the dip again, can 93500 really hold? I'm skeptical.
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LayerZeroHero
· 01-06 13:36
The 93,500 level is really crucial; history shows that every time it is touched, there is a rebound. The data is right there.
Although the current market has experienced a pullback and consolidation, the underlying bullish trend remains unchanged. During this accumulation phase, our core strategy is to: buy on dips, and wait for the market to complete its correction before re-initiating upward movement.
Specifically for Bitcoin, closely monitor the support around 93500. If the price stabilizes here, consider entering long positions, with a target of 94500. Place the stop-loss at a reasonable distance below the entry point to effectively manage risk.
The situation for Ethereum is similar. The support around 3220 is crucial; once the price firmly holds this level, there is a chance for further upward movement. Looking upward, 3300 is the resistance level. Risk management is critical—set stop-losses where needed to ensure each trade remains within a controllable range.