2026-01-17 03:21:51

Yesterday's high-altitude thinking successfully realized over 1500 points of profit. After the US stock market closed, Bitcoin plummeted sharply, directly breaking below the 94,200 level, and the prediction was perfectly in line.

The current price has rebounded above 95,000, but the rebound strength is noticeably weak, and the range shows a downward trend. This indicates that the bulls currently lack the momentum for further push, and the bears still hold the advantage.

From the daily chart perspective, weekends typically have limited volatility, making it suitable for short-term trading. The strategic approach remains unchanged: each rebound is still an opportunity to short, complemented by small long positions for hedging. Intraday, consider 95,500 and 96,000 as the main entry points for shorts, with key support below at 94,000. Once the target is reached, decisively reverse position. This range trading strategy has been effective continuously, and it can be executed further.

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0xSoulless

· 4h ago

Another wave cut again, this rebound is as flimsy as paper.

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PessimisticLayer

· 5h ago

Here we go again, making 1500 points profit so easily? No matter how you spin it, the rebound still looks weak. I doubt the bears can hold on for long. Wait, can 94,000 really hold? This move feels a bit like gambling. Let's keep watching.

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MysteryBoxBuster

· 5h ago

1500 points gained, feeling great. But the rebound at 95000 does seem a bit weak; it feels like there's still room to go lower. The bears continue to hold their ground; this strategy isn't wrong. It's the weekend again, days with little volatility, just wait for the opportunity. If 94000 breaks, just reverse immediately—simple and straightforward. Continuous success indicates the strategy is correct; keep going. Rebound then short, really a good rhythm. Enter at 95500, either make a profit or pay tuition, that's it.

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ForumMiningMaster

· 5h ago

1500 points just like this? I thought it would be bigger. The bears are really steady this time; the rebounds are just giving away money. Going to short again at 95500, have to watch over the weekend, so exhausting. Will 94000 break or not? Feels like this time is different. What’s the point of continuous success? Don’t blame me if it crashes next time, haha.

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GateUser-9ad11037

· 5h ago

It's outrageous that it works consecutively; did it fail again this time?

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WealthCoffee

· 5h ago

1500 points in hand, this wave of shorting definitely has no problem, just keep guarding the 94,000 line. 2. Are rebounds always opportunities? Just listen, not many can hold on to them. 3. Another "consistently effective" strategy, let's talk again when the market reverses next time. 4. Short at 95,500? It looks like a gamble, but I respect everyone's courage. 5. There are really many big moves over the weekend, don't believe too much in "limited volatility." 6. This hedging approach sounds good, but it's easy to get slapped in the face when executing. 7. The forecast matches, but how sustainable it is really hard to say. 8. Remember to set stop-loss when you reverse next time, brother. 9. The profit volume of 1500 points is the largest, but there's no sound when losing. 10. Is the short side dominant? Wait and see, anything can turn around in 24 hours.

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SignatureLiquidator

· 5h ago

Hold steady at 1500 points, the bullish outlook remains strong A rebound is an opportunity to short, this logic keeps winning, keep going Breaking 94,000 is the key, watch closely This wave of bears isn't over yet, wait for the reversal moment Is it about to take off again? Can we still enjoy some gains over the weekend?

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