#2026年比特币价格展望 BTC suddenly surged in the early trading session, appearing simple but actually full of undercurrents. I have emphasized multiple times that the first rule of trading is to set proper stop-losses to cope with such sudden market shocks. The most important thing now is to stay rational and not be tempted to chase the rally during a breakout.



Key information comes from the latest statement by the Bank of Japan—interest rate hike expectations still exist, which means there are still uncertainties ahead. In this context, rashly increasing long positions is too risky.

From a technical perspective, 96800 is currently an important resistance level that must be closely monitored. The trading strategy for the afternoon could be as follows—consider shorting near the 96000 to 96800 range, with a target around 94000.

Focus point: $BTC $ETH $SOL 's coordinated performance.
BTC3,38%
ETH5,4%
SOL2,76%
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probably_nothing_anonvip
· 13h ago
Here we go again with this routine, stop-loss, stop-loss. Every time they talk so aggressively, but what happens? Isn't it just going to lose when it should? I really don't understand. We've been expecting interest rate hikes for so long, and yet it still sounds like news. Can 96800 really hold? I think it needs to go to 98k to feel comfortable.
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PoolJumpervip
· 15h ago
Stop-loss is really something you need to keep in your mind, or you'll chase highs until you vomit blood. --- Breaking 96800 is the key; what looks like an opportunity now is actually a trap. --- The Bank of Japan is about to raise interest rates again. Why do they keep causing trouble? --- The idea of positioning at high altitudes sounds good, but I wonder if it can hold until 94000. --- Talking about staying rational—when the market actually comes, who can really hold on? --- This rally in BTC doesn't seem that simple; there are definitely people eating up the chips below. --- $BTC $ETH $SOL dancing together, retail investors should hide early. --- 96000 to 96800? I think it's too optimistic; let's wait for a pullback. --- Another rate hike expectation. As soon as this appears, the coin price doesn't have a good day. --- Only after setting the stop-loss can you dare to watch the market; otherwise, it's just mentally exhausting.
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BTCBeliefStationvip
· 15h ago
It's time to chase the rise and kill the fall again. Honestly, I advise everyone to hold back and stay calm. The 96,800 level is still worth respecting. Wait, is the Bank of Japan going to raise interest rates again? That's the real issue. Our opponent's position isn't that simple. I followed this upward move, just waiting to see if 94,000 can hold.
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MevSandwichvip
· 15h ago
They're trying to trap buyers again. Just wait and see how 96,800 can't be broken.
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ForeverBuyingDipsvip
· 16h ago
Stop loss not set properly, you'll kneel sooner or later --- Here comes another wave of manipulation, I’m familiar with this trick --- You must keep a close eye on the 96800 level, don’t move if you can’t figure it out --- When the Bank of Japan opens its mouth, my positions tremble --- Bear trap? Bull trap? Anyway, I’m not chasing anymore --- Is 94000 a dream? Or are you serious? --- SOL’s trend-following moves are so big, who can guess where it will fly next second --- Rationality and such, disappear when losing money --- Shorting from high sounds easy, but in practice, I shake with fear --- If I don’t get on this time, I’ll regret it next time, just keep getting harvested like this
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