Cryptocurrency Market Technical Analysis on January 3rd
Recent market movements have mostly hit the predicted key points, and this recent year-end surge has indeed changed the overall landscape.
**Market Technicals**
Bitcoin and Ethereum are currently near critical support levels. It is recommended not to rush into opening new positions at this stage; simply manage existing holdings normally. Refer to yesterday’s key levels for stop-loss placement. As for take-profit, do not move the base position for now; specific levels will be provided tomorrow based on the trend.
**Short-term Trading Strategy**
Yesterday, the US stock market opened strongly, and cryptocurrencies also launched a counterattack driven by Bitcoin. However, as prices approach previous highs, increased caution is necessary — consider taking partial profits on long positions, while keeping the core holdings to continue participating.
Today, the overall trend remains at a high consolidation level. The specific signal to initiate positions will depend on tomorrow’s performance. Repeated adjustments near previous highs are normal; the key is to hold the support levels.
Disclaimer: The above is solely personal opinion and analysis, and does not constitute any investment advice.
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SandwichTrader
· 01-06 09:44
Hold your core position firmly, don't be greedy, everyone.
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GasFeeTherapist
· 01-05 19:38
The previous high point is so fierce, gotta hold it together.
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BearMarketHustler
· 01-04 13:40
Betting on tomorrow again, I know this trick too well.
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AirdropHunterWang
· 01-04 06:30
Damn, it's the old trick of taking partial profits first. I say this every time, and it always backfires haha
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HappyMinerUncle
· 01-03 10:52
The pattern of consolidation at high levels happens every year; still, you need to stick to your bottom line.
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ponzi_poet
· 01-03 10:50
Again holding the support level, this rhythm feels a bit familiar.
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rugpull_ptsd
· 01-03 10:40
Predicting nodes again? Why can't I just hold on?
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TokenEconomist
· 01-03 10:35
actually, the support level thesis here misses something crucial—let me break this down. in traditional market microstructure, what they're calling "key support" is really just ceteris paribus equilibrium, assuming no black swan events. but crypto's volatility function is fundamentally different, so...
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CoffeeOnChain
· 01-03 10:35
You're saying again that you're not opening new positions. You've always said this, but every time I regret not getting in.
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MainnetDelayedAgain
· 01-03 10:32
According to the database, it's "give some points tomorrow" again, and it's been 24 hours since the last time it was said.
Cryptocurrency Market Technical Analysis on January 3rd
Recent market movements have mostly hit the predicted key points, and this recent year-end surge has indeed changed the overall landscape.
**Market Technicals**
Bitcoin and Ethereum are currently near critical support levels. It is recommended not to rush into opening new positions at this stage; simply manage existing holdings normally. Refer to yesterday’s key levels for stop-loss placement. As for take-profit, do not move the base position for now; specific levels will be provided tomorrow based on the trend.
**Short-term Trading Strategy**
Yesterday, the US stock market opened strongly, and cryptocurrencies also launched a counterattack driven by Bitcoin. However, as prices approach previous highs, increased caution is necessary — consider taking partial profits on long positions, while keeping the core holdings to continue participating.
Today, the overall trend remains at a high consolidation level. The specific signal to initiate positions will depend on tomorrow’s performance. Repeated adjustments near previous highs are normal; the key is to hold the support levels.
Disclaimer: The above is solely personal opinion and analysis, and does not constitute any investment advice.