#美国非农就业数据未达市场预期 Bitcoin experienced a standard oscillation on Monday—after reaching $92,488, it lost momentum and retraced back near the opening level. This pattern is quite obvious: the first rebound in the afternoon to $92,488 still faced resistance, the second attempt was weak, and then it turned downward. In simple terms, both bulls and bears lack momentum, and the trend depends on key levels to determine direction.
The technical aspect is quite interesting. The daily chart, after a series of declines, closed with a bullish candle, and the support level has shifted to the $90,000 round number. The key tonight is whether this level can hold—if it rebounds and stabilizes above $90,000, there’s a chance to test the resistance again. The short-term chart shows the price is still within the upward channel, and the current correction just approaches the lower boundary of the channel. So the strategy is clear: focus on buying on dips, watching for opportunities to move upward along the upper trendline.
For specific operations, Bitcoin can be bought around 90,300, targeting the 93,000 area. Ethereum’s rhythm is basically the same; applying the same logic works.
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ForumLurker
· 9h ago
92488 That level can't hold, feels like the bulls aren't very enthusiastic
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StakeWhisperer
· 13h ago
If we can't hold 90,000, then it will come down to 85,000. Feeling a bit anxious.
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MainnetDelayedAgain
· 01-12 13:41
92488 reached and then lost momentum. This trick feels so familiar. How many days have passed since the last promise of a breakthrough?
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PaperHandSister
· 01-12 13:41
As long as we can hold the 90,000 level, it's fine; otherwise, we'll have to find support again. So annoying.
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PositionPhobia
· 01-12 13:40
If I can't hold 90,000, I'll admit defeat. This one is a bit risky.
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LadderToolGuy
· 01-12 13:34
If you can't hold 90,000, then 80,000 will have to be watched. It feels like this wave is just testing patience.
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BanklessAtHeart
· 01-12 13:28
You must hold this key point of 90,000; otherwise, it really won't be meaningful. Just waiting to buy the dip.
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MEVSupportGroup
· 01-12 13:19
If I can't hold this critical position at 90,000, I'll admit defeat. Anyway, these past two days have just been frustrating.
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Lonely_Validator
· 01-12 13:18
The 90,000 mark is coming again, and it feels like we're going to keep messing around... But on the other hand, the logic of buying on dips is indeed reliable; it all depends on whether we can hold steady tonight.
#美国非农就业数据未达市场预期 Bitcoin experienced a standard oscillation on Monday—after reaching $92,488, it lost momentum and retraced back near the opening level. This pattern is quite obvious: the first rebound in the afternoon to $92,488 still faced resistance, the second attempt was weak, and then it turned downward. In simple terms, both bulls and bears lack momentum, and the trend depends on key levels to determine direction.
The technical aspect is quite interesting. The daily chart, after a series of declines, closed with a bullish candle, and the support level has shifted to the $90,000 round number. The key tonight is whether this level can hold—if it rebounds and stabilizes above $90,000, there’s a chance to test the resistance again. The short-term chart shows the price is still within the upward channel, and the current correction just approaches the lower boundary of the channel. So the strategy is clear: focus on buying on dips, watching for opportunities to move upward along the upper trendline.
For specific operations, Bitcoin can be bought around 90,300, targeting the 93,000 area. Ethereum’s rhythm is basically the same; applying the same logic works.