2026-01-12 13:20:55

#2026年比特币价格展望 The weekend market is entering a critical moment. Bitcoin is facing resistance around 92,600. After a rebound to 92,488 within the day, a significant pullback occurred, and the bearish strategy indeed captured quite a few points. From the market perspective, this move released approximately 2,000 points of profit potential.

The upcoming layout will revolve around a consolidation pattern—92,600 is the key resistance level above, while 89,500 forms a strong support below. The high shorting approach remains the core strategy framework, with the key being to pace correctly and avoid misalignment.

This week's market is likely to experience larger fluctuations. Opportunities like these are indeed rare; mastering the direction and entry/exit points can lead to gains. If you're unsure how to operate or always miss the key price levels, welcome to join the chat room for discussion, and we will analyze this market logic together.

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StealthDeployer

· 20h ago

92600 this line is really tightly blocked, the space is so limited It's the same old tactic of high altitude and low buy-in, can it break out this time? 2000 points profit? Only counted when it's secured If 89500 breaks, it will be a big deal

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FlashLoanPhantom

· 20h ago

The 92600 resistance level being broken or not will determine the subsequent trend. I feel this wave of fluctuation can really earn some spread. Getting the rhythm right is the key; one misstep and you might get reversed. The profit margin of 2000 points is real, but precise entry and exit are crucial, which is quite challenging. If the 89500 line can't hold, it might continue to fall. Shorting is indeed tempting, but I always feel something's off; I still need to observe. This week's volatility is coming, feeling a bit nervous and exciting. Good timing for entries and exits can really lead to gains; I previously missed key levels and lost quite a bit.

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PanicSeller

· 20h ago

92600 is indeed a tough hurdle; continuing to press it down with a bearish stance isn't a problem. Wait, if 89500 can't hold, that would be the real trouble. Timing the market is easier said than done; when it comes to the actual levels, your mind goes blank... A profit of 2000 points sounds like a lot, but in reality, you might only keep half of it—consider yourself lucky. Is this week really going to be volatile, or is it just more talk?

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GasFeeCrier

· 20h ago

The 92,600 resistance level is really a bit of a choke point this time. I missed out on the 2,000 point earlier, which is frustrating. If we can't break below 89,500, we can still follow along, but I'm just worried about missing the rhythm. Waiting for a big move, something exciting.

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RugPullAlertBot

· 20h ago

It's the same old story, a 2000-point profit margin sounds pretty good. There are a lot of people who can't hold the key price levels, basically just gambling. Whether 92600 breaks or not is the real key, don't waste time on all the fluff. This wave of volatility indeed presents an opportunity, it all depends on who reacts fastest.

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LiquidationHunter

· 20h ago

The 92,600 level is really a tough barrier, waiting to see how Monday breaks it If you're unsure, don't make reckless moves; the support at 89,500 is not to be underestimated The 2000-point move sounds simple, but in reality, it's easy to fall into traps when executing If we can capitalize on this wave, it would be awesome; the key is to find the right entry and exit points This weekend's market feels like a psychological game—whoever breaks first loses Can we still hold at high levels, brother? It feels like a trend reversal is imminent

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