2026-01-09 07:32:35

Last night I already warned to watch for a rebound during the night. Actually, this wave is not a狂欢 of bears, but a冷静 period for bulls.

As previously mentioned, a pullback to 90500 and 89500 is a正常调整, a natural retracement after a rally, as long as the实体不能跌破. The rebound has indeed arrived, but now we can't blindly go long; we need to be more cautious.

Be cautious of a possible decline on Friday, and avoid being passive. Wait until the price retraces to support levels before entering long positions for more安全. For Bitcoin, the key is not to跌破 90588, or the upside空间 will be limited. Resistance levels are at 91600, 92200, and 93088, with 93500 needing重点防守. If there's a pullback, 89888, 89322, and 88366 are opportunities to go long, with 88000 as the下方防线.

Ethereum follows the same logic. Only if it站稳 3122 can it continue upward. Resistance levels are at 3175, 3215, 3250, and 3280, which must be守住. For pullbacks, 3088, 3052, and 3000 are good points to go long, with 2980 as the最后的支撑.

The core message is—manage your仓位 well, and ensure止盈止损 are properly set. When the行情触发, check the next specific点位. Every trade should have a止损 (500 points for Bitcoin, 50 points for Ethereum). The market doesn't lack机会; what it needs is稳定的心态 and严格的风险控制. This is the真正的门票 for long-term success in trading.

Remember, always保持敬畏心 towards the market, and stay灵活. If there's a突破 or跌破 in news or关键点位, you must立即重新判断, and不要执着于原来的策略. Wishing you smooth trading and旗开得胜.

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AltcoinTherapist

· 01-12 07:30

It's the same old story again—support levels and stop-losses. The advice is correct, but when it comes to critical moments, how many can actually hold their ground?

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MEVHunter

· 01-11 22:27

Setting a stop loss of 500 points... just thinking about it makes me feel heartbroken, but damn, he's right.

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IronHeadMiner

· 01-09 08:02

It's the same story again, 90500 indeed wasn't solidly supported, waiting for Friday's face change. The hardest part is the mentality; no matter what, someone will regret. A 500-point stop loss is too tight; there's a higher chance of being wiped out this way. I just want to know what to do if 93500 really breaks; is the rest just air? When it retraced to 3000, surely someone bought the dip, but can it hold... hush.

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4am_degen

· 01-09 08:00

It's the same old story, managing position size for take profit and stop loss. But can anyone really do it?

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StablecoinEnjoyer

· 01-09 07:52

You really can't skimp on stop-loss; so many people end up losing everything because they didn't set a stop-loss.

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ForumLurker

· 01-09 07:48

Damn, is it going to drop again on Friday? My position is crying.

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CryptoPunster

· 01-09 07:38

Damn, it's "manage your positions well" again. I feel like this phrase is more resilient than the candlestick chart. Laughing as I lose this trade, setting stop-losses properly, calming my mindset, but still getting cut during that nighttime wave. I remember all the key levels, but I just can't remember the truth of not going all-in. Can't follow the trend to go long, have to wait for the support level... but as soon as I touch the support level, my brain heats up. That's why I'm always a rookie. Actually, it's just two words—difficult. The principles I know and the actions I take are always ten thousand miles apart. The 88,000 defense line held, but my account defense line has long been breached. Need to be careful again on Friday? I'm careful every day, and my heart is so cautious it's trembling.

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OnChainSleuth

· 01-09 07:34

A 500-point stop loss, just hearing about it makes my heart ache.

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