BTC shows obvious oscillation characteristics on the 1-hour chart. From a technical perspective, the 90K support level is quite critical. If the price retraces to this zone, consider going long for a rebound, with the target pointing to the upper end of the range. However, be aware that if it breaks below this support, a timely stop-loss is necessary.
Another point to watch is the resistance above. The key levels at 91.6K and 92.6K form clear resistance. If the price rebounds near these levels, consider shorting. Overall, the range exhibits obvious oscillation traits, and by grasping the repeated support and resistance levels, trading opportunities can be identified.
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AirdropNinja
· 01-14 04:30
90K is about to be tested again. Can it hold this time? Feels like it should have already gone up.
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91.6 and 92.6 are in the middle. This time, the bears might have a chance.
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Every time, they say support levels are key, but it still breaks. Where are the stop-loss orders?
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Choppy markets are the worst. Cutting losses back and forth, or wait for a clear trend before jumping in.
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Ah, this is range trading again. I just want a trend, everyone.
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Is 90K really a strong barrier? I don't believe it. The next support level will tell.
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Short positions at those two levels are indeed uncomfortable. Feels like air coins.
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Repeated trades cost fees; better to just HODL and save trouble.
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FOMOmonster
· 01-12 04:31
If 90K breaks, you have to cut losses, otherwise you'll be trapped and it'll be too late to cry.
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PerpetualLonger
· 01-12 01:41
Hold on to 90K and add more; this time, go all-in to buy the dip. Short sellers, get ready to be chopped up like leeks.
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BearMarketNoodler
· 01-11 09:05
90K is broken again, so what? This wave is just a routine of repeated shakeouts.
The bears are starting to spin stories again; the 91.6 level has long been eaten through.
Range-bound oscillation? Basically, it means no direction, just waiting to be harvested.
If 92.6 can't be held down, it would have already flown; don't deceive yourself.
In this round of market, it all depends on who can run faster; technical positions don't hold eternal truth.
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PessimisticLayer
· 01-11 09:03
Breaking 90K directly hits hard. If we keep talking about this support and resistance theory every day, no one will be making money, right?
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SelfCustodyBro
· 01-11 09:03
Once the 90K breaks, there's no hope left. This wave looks like it's really going to crash.
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PanicSeller
· 01-11 09:03
Once 90K is broken, it will directly be liquidated. I'm really having a hard time.
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ForkTongue
· 01-11 08:52
What to do if 90K breaks? Can it really be stopped?
BTC shows obvious oscillation characteristics on the 1-hour chart. From a technical perspective, the 90K support level is quite critical. If the price retraces to this zone, consider going long for a rebound, with the target pointing to the upper end of the range. However, be aware that if it breaks below this support, a timely stop-loss is necessary.
Another point to watch is the resistance above. The key levels at 91.6K and 92.6K form clear resistance. If the price rebounds near these levels, consider shorting. Overall, the range exhibits obvious oscillation traits, and by grasping the repeated support and resistance levels, trading opportunities can be identified.