The recent market in the crypto circle has been quite interesting these days, and many friends have asked me about the future trend. Let's get straight to the point.
Currently, BTC is in a bearish trend. If it rebounds to 90,500 and cannot break through, the main tone remains bearish. In terms of trading, if the 90,000 to 90,500 range faces resistance again, it's a good opportunity to enter short positions. Once it breaks below 88,500, the next target is 86,800. But don't be too greedy; once it stabilizes above 92,000, you should decisively cut losses and exit the short positions.
ETH is performing relatively weakly, overall weaker than BTC. Structurally, it still leans towards a decline. If it rebounds below 3,050, consider shorting; if it breaks below 2,900, look towards 2,800. Set your risk control at 3,150; once it stabilizes above that, cut losses and exit.
SOL has recently been following the downward trend. If the 130 to 132 level continues to face pressure, short opportunities will arise. If it breaks below 125, the next support is at 120. Once it stabilizes above 138, close the position.
In the end, the strategy boils down to one sentence: don't get itchy to catch the bottom; only short at resistance levels, set proper stop-losses, and let the market speak. Many people lose money because they don't execute stop-losses properly or hesitate at critical points. The market logic is right there, the rules are just a few, and crossing bull and bear markets depends on execution.
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PessimisticLayer
· 01-21 05:53
Don't get itchy, that sentence is perfect, that's exactly how I lost out.
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NFTArchaeologist
· 01-21 05:49
It's time for another short position. If this wave can't break 90500, it's a signal.
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screenshot_gains
· 01-21 05:45
The execution of stop-loss is indeed the weakness of most people, no doubt about it.
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WalletDetective
· 01-21 05:25
Those who don't execute stop-loss properly are all newbies; there's nothing wrong with that statement.
The recent market in the crypto circle has been quite interesting these days, and many friends have asked me about the future trend. Let's get straight to the point.
Currently, BTC is in a bearish trend. If it rebounds to 90,500 and cannot break through, the main tone remains bearish. In terms of trading, if the 90,000 to 90,500 range faces resistance again, it's a good opportunity to enter short positions. Once it breaks below 88,500, the next target is 86,800. But don't be too greedy; once it stabilizes above 92,000, you should decisively cut losses and exit the short positions.
ETH is performing relatively weakly, overall weaker than BTC. Structurally, it still leans towards a decline. If it rebounds below 3,050, consider shorting; if it breaks below 2,900, look towards 2,800. Set your risk control at 3,150; once it stabilizes above that, cut losses and exit.
SOL has recently been following the downward trend. If the 130 to 132 level continues to face pressure, short opportunities will arise. If it breaks below 125, the next support is at 120. Once it stabilizes above 138, close the position.
In the end, the strategy boils down to one sentence: don't get itchy to catch the bottom; only short at resistance levels, set proper stop-losses, and let the market speak. Many people lose money because they don't execute stop-losses properly or hesitate at critical points. The market logic is right there, the rules are just a few, and crossing bull and bear markets depends on execution.