2026-01-07 05:24:55

BTC's recent trend remains quite rhythmic. After reaching around 94,879 yesterday, it started to pull back, and now it is finding support around 91,300. The yellow parallel line is a relatively important point—once touched, it is likely to bounce back.

In terms of resistance levels, the zones at 93,875, 94,451, and 94,879 need to be closely monitored. If the price rises again and touches these levels, it presents a good shorting opportunity. Conversely, once the blue support line is touched, consider gradually building long positions.

The operational idea is simple: when the yellow parallel line oscillates up and down, short at the highs and go long at the lows; avoid chasing trades before the trend becomes clear. Once the pattern breaks, wait patiently—don't rush to follow the trend. Enter only when the next clear signal appears. This approach might yield slightly less profit but will be much safer.

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FancyResearchLab

· 01-10 02:58

Another "theoretically feasible" oscillation strategy, but to be honest, this time the rhythm is quite interesting. --- Buying at highs and lows sounds simple, but in practice, it's easy to get locked into a certain yellow line position. --- 94879 is a hurdle; I bet five dollars it will test this level three to five times repeatedly. --- Once the blue line support is touched, start building positions in batches... sounds smart, but are you sure you won't lose everything in batches? --- I agree with not chasing orders; anyway, those who chase orders are now calling out in the group. --- Three consecutive resistance hits, now I have to watch the market again. Luban No.7 is under construction. --- "Security will be much better"—I hear this every month ten times. --- Waiting for the pattern to break is easy to say; it's probably a story of waiting and watching others make money. --- This idea is interesting, but let's do a small experiment first.

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TokenTherapist

· 01-09 14:56

This time, you really need to be patient and wait for the signal; rushing is not advisable.

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BitcoinDaddy

· 01-07 05:55

This guy's rhythm control approach is pretty good; the key is to stick to discipline and not get greedy or follow the trend just because prices are rising.

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LiquidatedAgain

· 01-07 05:54

Another perfect recap. Why did I go all-in on the short position at that moment... Truly, hindsight is 20/20.

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ProveMyZK

· 01-07 05:53

Drawing lines there again, I just can't understand it anyway.

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JayChou888

· 01-07 05:53

Hold on tight, we're about to take off 🛫

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PretendingSerious

· 01-07 05:44

The yellow line is indeed the key; I'm just worried that a single pullback might break through directly. Buy low at the dips and sell high at the peaks—it's easy to say but hard to stick with, and it can get lonely. If everyone follows textbook strategies like this, who would lose money? The real question is, can you really stay disciplined? Will 94879 happen again? I'm a bit tired. Waiting for signals sounds easy to say, but when you're itching to trade, can you really resist chasing the orders?

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