2025-12-29 05:20:33

On Monday, the market saw a rebound. The approach remains the same—keep an eye on the resistance levels above and wait for the right moment to short from high positions.

For Bitcoin, focus on the daily chart and watch the key levels at 90500, 91500, and 92000. If resistance is encountered at these points, it presents a good shorting opportunity. If it drops, first see if 88500 can hold; if not, it may rush towards 87000, with the final target around 86000.

Ethereum's resistance is concentrated around 3060, 3130, and 3200, which are also good high-level shorting options. If it breaks downward, 2950 is the first line of defense, followed by 2890, and then the support at 2780.

As an aside, trading is really like living life. Greedy people find it hard to succeed, while those with a calm mindset often go further. Friends are built gradually, but sometimes luck just suddenly arrives. Some words sound straightforward, but silence is truly golden—sometimes not speaking is smarter. Making peace with yourself naturally brings opportunities. Most traders' progress is achieved through long-term exploration, where one or two key moments can change the entire trajectory.

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RektDetective

· 12-29 05:49

The old routine still has to continue, it all depends on who can hold out until that point. 92000 is really a hurdle; whether it can be broken through determines the subsequent rhythm. There's nothing wrong with what you said about mindset; greed is indeed the biggest killer in trading. If 88500 can't be held, it's a bit risky; there might be more declines afterward.

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SerumSqueezer

· 12-29 05:47

Same old setup: short positions at resistance levels. Can it really break down this time?

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EternalMiner

· 12-29 05:45

Another classic short position at the resistance level. Can this wave really break through? If 88500 doesn't hold, I'll be laughing. Still want to drop to 86? Dream on. This motivational speech has some truth. Silence is golden, but the premise is to make money first, haha. Last time at 92000, the move didn't follow the usual pattern. Today it might change again. Having a calm mindset is useless; it still depends on the market’s mood. Wait, is 3060 really a resistance? It feels like the upward trend hasn't changed yet. After trading for so long, my biggest takeaway is that instead of just finding the right entry point, it's better to focus on managing risk, so you don't end up back at zero after a single mistake.

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RadioShackKnight

· 12-29 05:39

It's the old trick again—shorting at high levels. This move has been used for so many years and still works so well. That's right, mindset is really the most crucial lesson in trading. Greedy people are indeed more prone to failure; I've seen it too many times.

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MetaverseLandlord

· 12-29 05:38

It's the same old trick again, I'm really tired of the high-position shorting routine. Looking at these levels, it feels like they've been hit countless times before. The key point is still that—greed is truly poison. I used to lose money this way.

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