#Strategy加仓BTC Bitcoin at the 96,000 level still faces resistance from the bears. Looking at this trend, there is indeed a chance to continue downward. Instead of rushing to close positions, it's better to stay calm and hold—waiting for that real large-scale correction. The market's repeated probing process is often about accumulating bullish momentum, but for the short-sellers, patience and persistence are key to riding the most profitable part of the trend.

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ApeWithNoFear

· 01-19 02:30

This threshold of 96,000 is really being tested repeatedly. I can't help but want to add to my position.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 01-18 01:37

Reaching 96,000 sounds good, but it really depends on how next week goes. Don't be too confident.

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DaoResearcher

· 01-16 02:57

Based on on-chain data and exchange outflow volume, the formation logic of the 96,000 resistance level is actually worth a deep investigation—specifically referring to the discussion in Chapter 4 of the "Bitcoin Price Discovery Mechanism" white paper. Assuming the short sellers' steadfastness holds, the probability of triggering a major correction in my model is approximately 73%, but the incentive incompatibility here is that... the short sellers' patience cost will increase exponentially over time.

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NeonCollector

· 01-16 02:45

This level at 96,000 is really addictive, and the bears are still holding on... But I think this might be the final struggle. Hold on tight, a correction is bound to happen sooner or later, it all depends on who can endure.

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MissedAirdropAgain

· 01-16 02:42

The 96,000 level is indeed interesting, but I think repeated sell-offs are often the bulls accumulating, don't be fooled by the surface.

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