After the New Year's Day holiday, BTC experienced a slight rebound, with the price approaching the 90400 level to hit a nearly half-month high. More notably, the lows are continuously rising—indicating that the bulls are gradually eating into the space. Whether it can break through the previous range depends on subsequent performance.
I personally positioned long positions around 89500, with partial take-profit targets set at 90888, 92388, and 93888 in sequence, and a stop-loss at 88888. This time, I used a small position for trial and error, as weekends are usually uneventful. If the stop-loss is triggered, I will look for an opportunity to re-enter on Sunday evening.
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quietly_staking
· 01-06 09:23
The signal of bottoming out and then rising does seem interesting, but I still think we need to see the movement on Monday to be sure.
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Entered at 89500, this number was chosen quite deliberately, just worried that it might get swept back over the weekend.
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Trying small positions for trial and error is fine; anyway, I’m also observing this week. Let’s wait for a breakout.
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Is 92388 a bit greedy for a target? But who doesn’t have some dreams?
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Defend at 88888? Okay, I believe in your execution.
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This rebound still feels mostly oscillatory. If it can’t break out of the range, I’ll keep waiting.
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Picking up again during Sunday night trading, I’m familiar with this move.
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Actually, what I fear most is a flash crash after the holiday, then all plans go to waste.
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Pressure around 90400 is quite strong; only if it can hold steady is it a real rebound.
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MEVHunter
· 01-06 08:48
ngl the floor's holding but it's too predictable rn... those round number targets scream retail energy, where's the actual alpha here lol
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GamefiEscapeArtist
· 01-06 02:08
The signal of the lows continuously rising is pretty good; now it's just a matter of whether it can truly break through the box range.
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LightningAllInHero
· 01-05 05:31
The "bottoming out then rising" signal is interesting, but I'm worried it might be a false breakout, and then you'll be trapped again.
The courage to buy the dip at 89500 is okay, but that number is a bit particular haha.
A calm weekend? The last time someone said that, they got liquidated on Sunday night. Be careful, bro.
Breaking out of the box is the real deal; it's still early to say anything now. Let's wait and see.
The tactic of taking profits in batches is old hat, but everyone wants to get a little more when executing.
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TopBuyerBottomSeller
· 01-03 09:54
Are the lows continuing to rise? This is the most exciting signal; the bulls are really nibbling away. Once it breaks out of the range, just wait for this moment.
Stop bragging. Whether 90400 can hold steady is the key.
Small positions for trial and error are smart. The weekend is usually a boring market, so it's perfect not to mess around.
With 88888 well defended, this old guy pays attention to details; the numbers are becoming precise.
That target of 92388 is a bit of a dream. I think reaching 90888 would be a great achievement.
How are the take-profit levels divided? Listen to the approach.
Was the timing of this Sunday evening's entry precise? The key depends on this.
If you’re planning around 89500, it should be in the green now, right? Feeling good?
Rising from the lows is enough; breaking out of the range is just a matter of time.
It feels like a breakout is imminent; just see how long it can hold.
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PretendingSerious
· 01-03 09:53
The pattern of lower lows and higher highs is indeed interesting, but a breakout of the range still requires volume to confirm.
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CryptoCross-TalkClub
· 01-03 09:44
Laughing to death, it starts dancing when it dips low and rises high? Bro, are you going long or just dreaming?
89500 long position, target 88888 support, these numbers are quite deliberate, are you also planning to add a "Congratulations on getting rich" BGM?
You dare to go all-in over the weekend with no big waves, I think you're just gambling on luck.
Small position for trial and error, well said, actually you're just afraid, right?
Breakout of the box? First wait for the box to be broken through, all leek farmers have the same dreams.
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TooScaredToSell
· 01-03 09:44
Lower points rise higher, it does look comfortable, but I'm worried it might be a false breakout.
Entered at 89500, which was a good move, but I still think this rebound is a bit weak. Let's stick to 88888.
I support small position trial and error; there's not much excitement to be made over the weekend anyway.
If 88888 breaks, I'll exit; no greed.
Waiting for 90888 to see the real deal—whether it can hold steady is the key.
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LiquidityOracle
· 01-03 09:40
The signal of raising the low point is quite solid, but whether the 88888 support is stable or not is the key.
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StopLossMaster
· 01-03 09:25
The continuous rise from the lows is an interesting signal, but it won't count until the box is broken.
Did you buy long at 89500? Quite brave. I'll just watch and see, wait for the breakout.
This rebound is average; let's stay cautious over the weekend.
The defense level at 88888, the number is full of symbolism, haha.
Trying small positions is the right move; after all, it's all tentative before the breakout.
Can it hold steady at 90400? That's the key moving forward.
Buying the dip again on Sunday is much more stable than now.
Let's see if it can break through 92388; currently, I'm still half convinced.
After the New Year's Day holiday, BTC experienced a slight rebound, with the price approaching the 90400 level to hit a nearly half-month high. More notably, the lows are continuously rising—indicating that the bulls are gradually eating into the space. Whether it can break through the previous range depends on subsequent performance.
I personally positioned long positions around 89500, with partial take-profit targets set at 90888, 92388, and 93888 in sequence, and a stop-loss at 88888. This time, I used a small position for trial and error, as weekends are usually uneventful. If the stop-loss is triggered, I will look for an opportunity to re-enter on Sunday evening.