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Bitcoin has been falling from 94,500 for three days now, and it is now basically stable within the 90,000 to 91,500 range, repeatedly testing this level. To be honest, we've been here twice before, and many traders are wondering—can we continue to short near 91,500?
From a technical perspective, the repeated testing of the range indicates that both bulls and bears are vying for control. Every attempt to break through is met with rejection, and this signal should not be ignored. However, the problem is that if the same level has been tested twice, the momentum to move lower may weaken each time—that's a detail many people tend to overlook.
Besides Bitcoin, the recent performance of Ethereum has also been quite interesting, and privacy coins like ZEC present some opportunities worth paying attention to. During consolidation phases, the market often amplifies opportunities in certain sectors, and the key is to find the right rhythm.
What do you think? Is it still worth shorting near 91,500?