Bitcoin has formed a critical support zone between 905-895. If this level holds, from a technical perspective, the likelihood of a rebound is indeed higher. It's like a spring pushed to its limit but not yet broken— as long as it hasn't completely failed, the rebound force is usually quite significant.



In trading, I prefer to set the defensive line around 890, giving myself some buffer space. After all, daily chart fluctuations often include various false breakout signals, so it's never a bad idea to leave an escape route in advance.

If a rebound occurs, the target range is around 9.6-9.9. However, I might sell part of my position near 9.6 because the resistance above this level is quite noticeable. If a reversal signal forms near 9.85, the win rate should be pretty good.

From another perspective, if the price breaks below 893, I will also pay attention to the levels at 869 and 845. Among them, 845 is particularly worth noting— it might be a better opportunity for a bottom-fishing.
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OffchainWinnervip
· 01-11 04:22
The spring feels comfortable to listen to, but I'm just worried that this spring might break directly, haha
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TommyTeachervip
· 01-10 18:55
Spring theory is interesting, but I still trust the 890 defense line more. Fake breakouts happen way too often.
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MetadataExplorervip
· 01-09 23:31
Spring theory is interesting, but I still think the probability of breaking 893 is higher... I'm also watching the 845 level, just waiting to see how the big players will harvest.
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ArbitrageBotvip
· 01-08 11:53
The spring analogy is used so well, but I'm just worried it might still snap in the end. I need to remember this 890 defense line, so I don't get hit hard again by a false breakout.
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Tokenomics911vip
· 01-08 11:53
Spring theory I like, but in actual operation, fake breakouts can really fool a wave of people's positions. Your 890 buffer setting is indeed skillful. The bottom-fishing point at 845 is correct; history always repeats itself.
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MemecoinTradervip
· 01-08 11:53
ngl the spring analogy hits different but let's be real—every "cushion buffer" narrative i've seen this cycle got liquidated anyway. those 890 exit points? classic sentiment repositioning move, watches the room, positions for the retrace before retail fomo kicks in
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zkProofGremlinvip
· 01-08 11:53
The spring analogy is good, but I'm worried about human manipulation to smash the market. Can the 890 support line really hold?
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GateUser-74b10196vip
· 01-08 11:53
Spring theory sounds smooth, but if it truly breaks below 890, I'll directly buy the dip at 845. Don't get caught up in these middle positions.
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