2026-01-01 11:00:10

#数字资产动态追踪 Yesterday's rebound was quick to come and quick to go. In the end, the daily chart still maintains a weak pattern and hasn't broken through the key resistance.

This is when execution is most tested — positioning at high and low points; middle prices are easy to get trapped.

From a technical perspective: 88,000 is the current resistance level (if it can't hold, it indicates a weak market), with support below at the 86,800 to 86,300 range. If this line also breaks, be prepared for a drop to 84,500, and in extreme cases, even down to 80,000. Conversely, once it breaks above 88,000, the upside potential points to 90,000.

Simply put, focus on two extremes — either exit at high resistance points or add positions at low support levels. The ambiguous middle prices are often the easiest to get caught in.

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MEVHunter

· 8h ago

ngl that middle ground price trap hits different... seen too many get liquidated playing the fence between support and resistance. 88k is the real tell—either we pump or this whole thing bleeds down to the 84-80 range. no in-between plays, that's how you end up bagholding at 87.5k watching your stack evaporate. execution > prediction every single time.

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AirdropChaser

· 8h ago

Here come the people aggressively eating at the middle price again, the trap is really deep. That critical level at 88,000 must be held, or else it will drop further. Talking about high and low point positioning sounds simple, but it's really not that easy to do. In the end, you'll regret it once you're caught inside.

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FOMOrektGuy

· 8h ago

It's the same story again, the middle price is the easiest to get trapped, easy to say, hard to do. --- If 88000 can't be broken, I really can't see the end; it feels like it has to fall further. --- Execution? My execution is being trapped at 86500, haha. --- In extreme cases, look at 80000, are you trying to scare me? --- Exit at high points, add positions at low points, sounds good, but I always do the opposite. --- The daily chart has been weak for so long, are the rebounds all fake? --- It feels like it will take many attempts to truly break through the 88000 level. --- Getting caught on the middle price, huh? Then I might as well do nothing. --- If it really hits 90000, I would instantly become enlightened, but it's uncertain.

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EternalMiner

· 8h ago

Another rebound that quickly disappears, truly impressive. The middle price is a big trap, and that's correct. Breaking 88,000 is a hurdle, I think it's uncertain. If 86,800 holds, you can still buy the dip; otherwise, just wait for 84,500. Execution is the key, there's nothing much to argue about. I don't believe 80,000 can be broken downward. Rebounds come quickly and go just as fast. This time, let's go all in and wait for support levels. With such strong resistance, it’s likely to oscillate for a few more days. Basically, it's a gamble on two directions; don't just talk nonsense in the middle. That 90,000 point is a bit far; it's more important to hold the lower support. This wave is a bit annoying, with no clear direction.

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CryptoFortuneTeller

· 8h ago

Got fooled by a rebound again. This industry is like that—quick in and quick out to survive longer. If it can't break 88,000, you have to run. Don't be greedy for the middle price range; it's easy to get wiped out.

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ZenZKPlayer

· 8h ago

That level of 88,000 hasn't been broken yet. This rebound is just a false alarm. Mid-range prices are really easy to get trapped. Let's wait until extreme points appear before taking action.

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