This rebound is quite fierce, and it's about to hit the hurdle of 92000. In the short term, it has already surged high enough. Looking at the 4-hour candlestick chart, it feels like this position might not hold.
My thought is: the range from 91000 to 91600 can be considered for shorting, with the initial target at 89000, and if it breaks, then aim for 87000.
However, looking at the longer term, the bull market logic is still there. If it really drops back to around 87000, that would instead be an opportunity to pick up bargains—just buy the dip.
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DaisyUnicorn
· 11-30 13:15
I bet that this hurdle of 92000 won't hold up; even the flowers are trembling.
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FallingLeaf
· 11-30 06:01
The position at 91000 is indeed a bit precarious. I'm also considering whether to short a wave, but I still feel like the bull run isn't over yet.
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ProtocolRebel
· 11-27 15:30
92000 feels a bit precarious, the 4-hour chart indeed shows pressure.
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Another "buy the dip" situation, it's making my ears calloused from hearing it.
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Short directly at 91600, just see if it breaks the 89 line, in my opinion, the gamble needs to be big.
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The logic of the bull run is okay, but I'm afraid it might just be a setup to be played for suckers, pushing up to dump.
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Is 87000 really cheap, or are we going to get smashed down to 70000 again?
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If it can't hold in the short term, you have to run, don't wait to pick up cheap only to get buried.
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I've heard this reasoning before, and ended up trapped for three months.
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Holding short orders from 91 to 91.6, as long as it breaks 89, I'll admit defeat.
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SelfCustodyIssues
· 11-27 15:27
The level of 92000 is indeed a bit precarious; there may be a pullback in the short-term. However, if it falls to 87000, I will buy in heavily.
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RetroHodler91
· 11-27 15:17
Damn, I really can't hold on at this position of 92000, it feels like it's about to get dumped.
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ImpermanentLossEnjoyer
· 11-27 15:11
Here comes the 92K trap again, every time they say they can't hold on, and what happens? I think, if they really break this time, it will be a joke.
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HalfBuddhaMoney
· 11-27 15:05
The 91000 resistance level is indeed fierce, but I still think this rebound will get stuck afterwards.
I've heard the logic of buying the dip a hundred times now, each time saying the bull run is still on... Forget it, let's see if it can break 92000 first.
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This rebound is quite fierce, and it's about to hit the hurdle of 92000. In the short term, it has already surged high enough. Looking at the 4-hour candlestick chart, it feels like this position might not hold.
My thought is: the range from 91000 to 91600 can be considered for shorting, with the initial target at 89000, and if it breaks, then aim for 87000.
However, looking at the longer term, the bull market logic is still there. If it really drops back to around 87000, that would instead be an opportunity to pick up bargains—just buy the dip.