How do the friends who bought the dip feel about this recent rebound? Short-term trading really follows this logic—buying quickly and selling quickly, with a thousand-point level of movement coming and going.
From actual operations, I entered a short position on Bitcoin at 91310, and closed at 90258 at 2 PM, capturing over 1000 points. During the same period, I bought Ethereum at 3171 and sold at 3118, also gaining more than 50 points. It looks like the bulls are very fierce, but a closer look shows it has been oscillating downward, so the trading strategy needs adjustment—don't blindly chase shorts; wait for the rebound momentum to be confirmed first.
What about the technical analysis? The four-hour K-line has already touched the lower band of the Bollinger Bands, which provides obvious support at this level. Although the daily chart has pulled back, the upward structure remains intact, and in fact, many trap setups for shorting have formed. The short-term bullish pattern hasn't changed, and after a dip to lower levels, there’s still potential for further upward movement.
The key is to keep a steady mindset—treat every pullback as a normal technical correction within the bullish trend, and don’t be scared by short-term fluctuations.
**Trading Suggestions**: Lightly try long positions around 89500-90000 on Bitcoin, targeting 91500. Lightly enter Ethereum around 3080-3100, aiming for 3200.
The core is still risk control, letting the win rate and risk-reward ratio speak for themselves.
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SatoshiHeir
· 01-10 20:44
It should be pointed out that your "bear trap" argument has obvious flaws — on-chain data shows that large transfers to exchanges are actually accelerating, which directly contradicts your claim of a "bullish trend being intact." It is recommended to re-examine the fundamentals.
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RooftopReserver
· 01-08 20:52
Is Bitcoin about to take off again? I feel like it hasn't bottomed out yet. Let's see if it can hold at 89,500 first.
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AirdropGrandpa
· 01-08 12:53
Damn, over 1000 points just gone like that? I feel like the Bollinger Bands are another trap this time.
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CantAffordPancake
· 01-08 12:48
Oh wow, this round of bottom-fishing definitely made a lot of money. I just watched others cut their positions.
Over 1000 points, and they just cut. This pace is really a bit fast.
Wait, I was a little caught off guard by the trap of false breakouts. It feels like they’re digging holes every day.
The key is to stay calm and not be scared into constantly cutting losses.
I'm also watching the 89,500 level, but a small position is really a wise choice.
The 3200 target for Ethereum feels a bit optimistic, I remain reserved.
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PonziWhisperer
· 01-08 12:47
Are you trying to boast with just 1000 points? I just go all in here, but then get caught on the reverse, now just waiting for the rebound to get out of the trap.
2. The false breakout trap is talked about too often, it means those who are going to fall into the pit already have.
3. Light positions trying to go long sounds like a lack of confidence; either go all in or withdraw completely.
4. Bollinger Band lower band support, daily chart structure is intact. I heard this set of words the day before yesterday, but it ended up breaking below.
5. Those with a steady mindset have already made money, why are they still shouting about stability?
6. Every time they say this is a correction, this is a bull, I just want to ask when will the real bear market come?
7. 91500 looks boring, I’m still waiting for 92000.
8. Ethereum 3200? Bro, your target is a bit conservative, feels like there’s still hope in the market.
9. Controlling risk is correct, but it seems like those who say this are the ones losing the fastest.
10. Win rate and odds? I only care about my account balance going up.
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tokenomics_truther
· 01-08 12:42
The trap to lure short sellers is back. We really need to wait for the momentum to confirm.
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DeFi_Dad_Jokes
· 01-08 12:42
There are so many trap setups to induce short squeezes; I think I'll observe first before acting.
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FreeMinter
· 01-08 12:41
Damn, another trap to lure short sellers. I almost chased the short and got caught.
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TopEscapeArtist
· 01-08 12:30
You're starting to talk about the Bollinger Band lower support again. I think this time you'll definitely get trapped at 91,500...
How do the friends who bought the dip feel about this recent rebound? Short-term trading really follows this logic—buying quickly and selling quickly, with a thousand-point level of movement coming and going.
From actual operations, I entered a short position on Bitcoin at 91310, and closed at 90258 at 2 PM, capturing over 1000 points. During the same period, I bought Ethereum at 3171 and sold at 3118, also gaining more than 50 points. It looks like the bulls are very fierce, but a closer look shows it has been oscillating downward, so the trading strategy needs adjustment—don't blindly chase shorts; wait for the rebound momentum to be confirmed first.
What about the technical analysis? The four-hour K-line has already touched the lower band of the Bollinger Bands, which provides obvious support at this level. Although the daily chart has pulled back, the upward structure remains intact, and in fact, many trap setups for shorting have formed. The short-term bullish pattern hasn't changed, and after a dip to lower levels, there’s still potential for further upward movement.
The key is to keep a steady mindset—treat every pullback as a normal technical correction within the bullish trend, and don’t be scared by short-term fluctuations.
**Trading Suggestions**:
Lightly try long positions around 89500-90000 on Bitcoin, targeting 91500.
Lightly enter Ethereum around 3080-3100, aiming for 3200.
The core is still risk control, letting the win rate and risk-reward ratio speak for themselves.