Yesterday's prediction was once again accurately fulfilled—BTC consolidated around 91,000 before surging straight up, breaking through the key resistance level of 94,700 with ease, and even reaching a high of 96,800. The market performance far exceeded expectations and completely ended the two-month stalemate. The signal of a strong return of the bulls is now very clear.
Honestly, my original plan was to take a small short position at 94,700 for a quick trade. The stop-loss was set at 600 points, but it was hit overnight. The strength of this upward push can be seen from this detail.
The current situation is that the 94,500-94,700 range has completely transformed from a resistance level into a strong support. As long as today's pullback does not break this support, it’s a good opportunity to go long. The subsequent target is directly set at 98,000.
In this kind of trend-based market, there’s no need for too much hesitation—what matters is to maintain strong confidence in going long. Keep at it, and the data will speak.
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ser_ngmi
· 01-14 04:58
Alright then, still daring to say confidently hold long after being hit with a 600-point stop loss. I don't believe you.
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BearMarketGardener
· 01-14 04:58
Oh no, 600 points broke through directly. This move is really intense.
It's only been a few days, and the resistance has turned into support. Are we really turning things around like this?
98000 feels a bit risky. Anyway, I don't dare to hold a heavy position. Let's wait and see.
If the stop-loss wasn't set properly, that's how it is. Next time, I need to learn my lesson.
Bullish confidence is easy to talk about but hard to maintain.
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SmartMoneyWallet
· 01-14 04:57
What does it mean when a 600-point stop-loss is hit? The scale of the capital flow is completely on a different level; retail investors simply cannot see through the chip game behind it.
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FrogInTheWell
· 01-14 04:53
Oh no, the stop-loss was triggered, I really can't hold on this time.
My losses are softening, and now I feel a bit hesitant to chase the rebound at 94,700.
Are you brave enough to take on the target at 98,000? Honestly, I'm a bit unsure.
The bulls are so fierce, I still have to follow. Anyway, since the stop-loss has been hit, I'll keep blocking.
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AirDropMissed
· 01-14 04:53
Buying the dip on the hillside now feels really great when it skyrockets, but it's just that I don't have enough money.
Yesterday's prediction was once again accurately fulfilled—BTC consolidated around 91,000 before surging straight up, breaking through the key resistance level of 94,700 with ease, and even reaching a high of 96,800. The market performance far exceeded expectations and completely ended the two-month stalemate. The signal of a strong return of the bulls is now very clear.
Honestly, my original plan was to take a small short position at 94,700 for a quick trade. The stop-loss was set at 600 points, but it was hit overnight. The strength of this upward push can be seen from this detail.
The current situation is that the 94,500-94,700 range has completely transformed from a resistance level into a strong support. As long as today's pullback does not break this support, it’s a good opportunity to go long. The subsequent target is directly set at 98,000.
In this kind of trend-based market, there’s no need for too much hesitation—what matters is to maintain strong confidence in going long. Keep at it, and the data will speak.