2026-01-03 08:10:23

#Strategy加码BTC配置 $BTC recently showed a classic stair-step upward movement on the 4-hour chart, once reaching the upper Bollinger Band, but unfortunately failed to break through. Subsequently, a significant bearish candle appeared, pulling back towards the middle band, now approaching the buy zone for our long positions that we have long anticipated. Moving forward, we need to watch closely—whether the price can hold this level is crucial. Holding steady here would be a very good entry opportunity.

The situation with $ETH is similar, also looking for a bottom.

Practical trading approach:
- Bitcoin can be gradually accumulated in the 89500 to 89000 range
- Ethereum around 3080 is also a good entry point

Remember the rhythm, don’t rush to go all in.

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RadioShackKnight

· 01-05 18:18

Holding the position at 89000 is really crucial; breaking it would be troublesome. --- The strategy of building positions gradually is still reliable, just worried about impulsively selling everything. --- The upper band of the Bollinger Bands didn't break this time, it seems there will be some volatility still. --- Buying a little ETH at 3080 is not a loss, anyway, we have to wait. --- Wow, it's time to test patience again. --- Staircase-like ascent looks comfortable, but unfortunately, it always gets stuck at key levels. --- Going all in is truly a lifesaver; many people have blown up their accounts this way. --- The buy point at the middle band pullback, I approve of this logic. --- Wait for the price to stabilize; entering now is a bit rushed. --- I'm tired of hearing that ETH is finding its bottom; when will it really find one?

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PermabullPete

· 01-05 11:47

It's time to stay up late and monitor the market; we really need to hold the 89,000 level. --- The Bollinger Bands are back in play; just looking at them makes me angry. --- Wait, can this wave really stabilize, or is it just another false alarm? --- I agree with gradually entering the market; going all-in is crazy. --- How long has ETH been trying to find a bottom? It's getting a bit annoying. --- Should I buy at 89,500 or 89,000? I'm torn to death. --- The key is to have patience and not get shaken out. --- Stair-step rises sound pretty refreshing, but in practice, it's just a lot of messing around. --- I just want to know if this time we can really break through; otherwise, all the effort is wasted. --- Rhythm, rhythm—who the hell can really grasp it?

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Ser_Liquidated

· 01-03 08:40

It's time to test your mindset again. The 89000-89500 range is really the key support. If it can't hold, should I go all in? I think Damn, it's that kind of "stand firm and then enter" routine again. Every time it's said like that, but then you're trapped. Staggered positioning sounds easy, but when it comes to execution, your hands start to tremble. ETH has been searching for a bottom for so long, I suspect the bottom isn't that shallow at all. Don't rush, take it slow. Anyway, coins can't run away. The 89k level doesn't feel as solid as I imagined. Bollinger Bands just touch and then bounce back? Feels like the bears are smashing. Actually, I want to know if you've really opened a position or if you're just talking on paper again.

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GasWrangler

· 01-03 08:39

ngl, this whole "textbook ladder pattern" take is kinda sub-optimal if you're not actually analyzing the mempool dynamics alongside price action... technically speaking, breakout confirmation requires more than just price proximity to your predetermined levels, but sure, 89500-89000 range makes mathematical sense given current order book data

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wrekt_but_learning

· 01-03 08:37

89000 is really the right level to act now. We've been holding back for so long just for this wave. --- Gradual entry is the way to go; all-in traders have become the little cabbage. --- It's also important to assess whether the market is stabilizing or not. You need to prepare your mental state well. --- I think ETH at this price level is worth a gamble since it has already dropped so much. --- The Bollinger Bands strategy has been used for a long time, and we still need to respect it, even though we've been often fooled. --- I've had an order for the 3080 for a long time, just waiting for it to drop. --- If this wave still can't stabilize, I will really start to doubt the future trend.

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LiquidationWatcher

· 01-03 08:30

Hmm, it's the same old story. Not breaking through the upper Bollinger Band, still the same old routine. Don't worry, everyone. I've had my eyes on the 89,000 level for a while. Just allocate in batches, and it's all set. Buying the dip on ETH at 3080, this wave should be stable, right?

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just_vibin_onchain

· 01-03 08:26

89000 is also the level I'm waiting for. A pullback after a stepwise rise is normal; it just depends on whether it can hold. --- The upper band of the Bollinger Bands hasn't been broken, it feels like this wave still needs some adjustment. --- The idea of deploying in batches sounds comfortable; it's much calmer than going all-in at once. --- The feeling of ETH finding a bottom has been a bit prolonged. When will it truly start to volume up? --- I want to ambush between 89500 and 89000, but the key still depends on how Bitcoin performs in the next few days. --- Going all-in is really a habit; greed has caused too many losses. --- I agree with this sense of rhythm, but unfortunately I couldn't hold back yesterday and still went all-in. --- The 3080 ETH is a bit tempting, but I want to wait a bit longer to avoid getting caught off guard.

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SchrodingersPaper

· 01-03 08:26

Coming back with this again? The upper band of the Bollinger Bands didn't break, and it just dropped down as if nothing happened. I'm really convinced. I already placed an order around 89500, and now you're telling me to wait here again? Talking about phased deployment, but isn't everyone just trying to catch the bottom? I bet you all can't get into ETH at 3080.

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RektRecorder

· 01-03 08:18

Here we go again. This set of stepwise progress is just wasting time if it can't break through the upper boundary. Let's wait and see if it can truly stabilize; otherwise, it's just another false breakout. Batching the layout sounds good, but I still feel like I should wait a bit longer. When will ETH really find its bottom? It still feels early to jump in now.

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