2026-01-21 08:23:03

What is the current trend of BTC? Going down. Not oscillating, nor a sign of a new rally, just continuing downward.

Around 89,000 yuan, what you see is just a rebound, don't mistake it for a safe point. The most frustrating thing is that the rebound has no volume. What does that mean? It could crash again at any time. The real key level is at 88,000; if that is broken, we need to keep looking for support further down.

So how to operate now? If you want to build a position, don't rush. This level is not attractive at all. Those holding coins, be careful not to chase high during rebounds. Short-term traders need to pay even more attention; a rebound is an opportunity to sell, not to chase.

The most important point: no rush, no chasing, no getting caught up. Until the trend stabilizes, we should just observe patiently. There are plenty of opportunities in the crypto market, no need to rush to get in. Wait until the structure is clear and the direction is confirmed, then take action. Recently, the global trade pattern is also changing; these are the background sounds of the market. Prioritize managing your positions well—that's the key.

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NftRegretMachine

· 7h ago

No volume on the rebound? That's just ridiculous, ready to crash anytime. 89000 is really not a safe point; I bet 88000 will break. Let's wait and see, what's the rush?

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ContractHunter

· 18h ago

A rebound without volume is just a trap; if 88,000 breaks, it will really continue to drop. I'm still choosing to wait and see; this wave isn't attractive.

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RamenDeFiSurvivor

· 18h ago

The rebound without volume is a perfect explanation; once 88,000 breaks, you really need to keep looking for the bottom. No rush, no chasing—I've already been burned by this approach before, so this time I'll observe honestly. Here we go again with this tactic, I just want to know who dares to chase at 89,000. If the trend isn't stable, it's just gambling. It's better to lie flat and wait for confirmation signals. It's heartbreaking, again the same saying: a rebound is a selling point, not a buying point.

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FudVaccinator

· 18h ago

No volume on the rebound? Then it's just a trap to lure buyers, don't be fooled --- If 88000 can't be broken, then I believe it. Anything else is just talk --- Wait, why do I feel something's off with this logic --- Just keep going down, when will the bottom be --- I agree not to chase high, but your attitude is a bit too pessimistic --- Rebound selling opportunities, I've heard this many times, but what was the result --- Global trade changes... Are you just making excuses for the bears --- Building a position indeed doesn't need to be rushed, but the key is knowing when it will be profitable --- No volume rebound is indeed dangerous, no doubt about that --- Why do I feel you're just waiting for it to crash so you can pick up cheap coins

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FloorPriceWatcher

· 18h ago

The statement that there's no volume in the rebound is quite harsh; it really easily kills the fools who chase highs. If it breaks 88,000, I'll just lie down and stop watching. Another cycle of "Don't rush, don't chase," but this time it feels real. The rebound around 89,000 I treat as a slaughterhouse; selling early isn't really a regret. I won't do anything until the structure is clear; I'll just watch your performance. With such poor volume, I believe it; the true bottom is still far away. I always say not to chase highs, and this time I finally believe it.

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