Bitcoin experiences a slight pullback under pressure on the Asia-European session, currently fluctuating around 93,800, maintaining a high-level correction stance. As the US market opens, a slow upward movement is expected to occur.



At a key level, the 95,000 mark is the main resistance to watch tonight. Whether this resistance can be broken will directly impact the subsequent direction judgment.

For traders observing with no position, the strategy for Bitcoin is to build a position within the 94,700-95,200 range. If it breaks downward, the support below is around 92,000. This range reflects the market's dilemma—pressure from above, support from below, with repeated testing in the middle.

The current stage is a typical high-level oscillation correction, and waiting patiently for a clear breakout signal is the more prudent approach.
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RektButSmilingvip
· 4h ago
95,000 break or not? That's the real question for tonight's essay, a bunch of people waiting for signals there. It's the same old trick again, high-level oscillation trapping, really annoying in this situation. Waiting for the US session, either surge or crash, this middle part is so boring. I just want to know if 9.2 can hold, otherwise I have to start over again. Slow upward movement? Sounds good, but unfortunately it hasn't been that gentle.
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FarmToRichesvip
· 7h ago
95,000 really needs to be broken through, otherwise all this repeated tinkering gets annoying. I just want to know if it will really go up after the US market opens; it feels like it's been dragging on lately. Friends who bought at 9.47, keep going, don't get knocked down. If this wave doesn't break, it will fall back to 9.2. The small fluctuation range in between is a bit pointless.
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MysteryBoxBustervip
· 01-08 05:18
If I can't break through 95,000, I'll have to stay up late again tonight. This high-level fluctuation is really exhausting.
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AirdropHunter420vip
· 01-06 13:50
Can't break through 95k, what do we do now, feels like we're going into repeated consolidation again --- Caught between 92k-95k again, this is the dangerous zone --- Let's wait for the US session, gotta see how they're trading this key moment --- High-level consolidation is just one big trap, I'm choosing to sleep --- That building position range is too narrow, can you really be that precise... --- Feels like we're about to break down, don't ask me how I know --- 95k is a level that's rarely broken through cleanly --- Nothing stable about it, by the time you're waiting for a signal you've already missed the best positions --- These two-way dilemmas are just harvesting retail traders
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BoredStakervip
· 01-06 13:39
If I can't break through 95,000, I'll just give up. Repeated testing is really getting on my nerves.
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BearMarketBrovip
· 01-06 13:39
Still dithering around 9.5 again. Can we just break through this time? After such a long period of high-level oscillation, I really can't hold on anymore. I kept trying to buy the dip around 9.47, it's really torturous. Once the US market opens, there's an 80% chance it won't go up again, and at worst, it will drop back to 9.2. This market is quite turbulent, not very interesting.
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RamenStackervip
· 01-06 13:38
Whether to break 95,000 or not is the key. Whether to take action really depends on this moment.
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DegenDreamervip
· 01-06 13:26
9.5万那关真的拦得住吗,感觉又要破位的节奏
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