2026-01-09 05:32:02

Recently, Bitcoin's trend has been somewhat tangled. My thinking is as follows—

**For Bitcoin**, the 90000-90300 range is a good area to go long. I plan to establish a position here, initially with a 3-5% allocation to test the waters. If the price drops below 90000, the market may continue to find a bottom. Keep an eye on the 88500-89000 zone, where there should still be opportunities to add to positions.

Conversely, for a bearish view, consider shorting in the 91800-92000 range, but set a stop-loss at 92300. If it really breaks through, then continue shorting down to the 92800-93500 zone. Only when the market truly stabilizes above 93500 and forms a steady trend will the next rally be triggered.

**For Ethereum**, the 3050-3080 range is my focus for longs. Take the first batch of longs at 3080, add more at 3055, with a stop-loss at 3045. If the stop-loss is hit, wait for the 2980-3000 opportunity to re-enter.

**Regarding SOL**, the 135-137.5 range is a long idea. Take profit on part at 137.5, add at 135.5, and set a stop-loss below 135. Then look for new opportunities at 131-133. Currently, SOL's daily strength is decent, but be cautious of shorting at the 143-145 resistance zone. This area is indeed a good entry point for shorts; just watch when the market returns to this level.

BTC-1,8%

ETH-2,95%

SOL0,59%

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GateUser-9ad11037

· 01-11 04:56

90000 is indeed a bit awkward, stuck and not moving.

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ContractBugHunter

· 01-10 21:49

90000 this key level is indeed hard to break, feels like it will consolidate for a while --- Sol is currently doing pretty well, if it really pulls back around 143-145, that’s an opportunity --- Hey, wait a minute, isn’t your ETH stop-loss set at 3045 a bit tight? Easy to get swept --- I'm a bit tired of trying to find a bottom for Bitcoin haha, when will it hit 95,000? --- Feels like everyone is just testing with 5% positions, brother, your risk management is really top-notch --- SOL daily chart strength is indeed decent, but I think the probability of it returning to the resistance zone is low --- I also looked at the 88500-89000 range before, the bottom should really be around here --- You’ve got both longs and shorts positioned, just waiting for the market to choose

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OnchainDetectiveBing

· 01-10 20:47

This wave of 90,000 is a bit tough, I think I need to wait a bit longer.

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TestnetScholar

· 01-09 05:57

There is indeed some entanglement around 90,000, but I think your range logic is still solid. Small positions for testing are a safer bet.

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MoneyBurner

· 01-09 05:56

Try building a position at 90,000; anyway, one wave and it's over—either sit back and win or add to the position again. If it drops to 88,500, I'll double down immediately; stop-loss and all that are long gone. Shorting here on 3080 really makes me bald; better to be honest and go long. Sol's daily chart is indeed resilient this wave; wait for it to come to 143-145 on its own—those two bucks don't matter.

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DeFiCaffeinator

· 01-09 05:53

Is it the same range theory again? Feels like you're drawing lines every day...

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RugpullAlertOfficer

· 01-09 05:39

The 90,000 level is indeed a bit awkward; it's hard to push up, but also not daring to loosen too much.

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