2026-01-09 00:24:25

Friday night’s non-farm payroll data is the focus, and Bitcoin is currently experiencing a slight correction at a critical level. The line around 91,000 mentioned last night has indeed shown signs of an upward trend. If traders want to continue participating in the long side, opportunities still exist. Around 8 o'clock, there may be significant price fluctuations, making this a key time to watch closely.

From the four-hour chart, the situation remains quite optimistic. Multiple bullish candles have appeared at the bottom, indicating that buyers are actively stepping in and that upward momentum is building. There is also a relatively large gap above the current price. If the resistance at 92,300 can be effectively broken, the bulls may have the chance to extend the rally further.

The current strategy is quite clear: those holding long positions should continue to hold, and those in cash can consider entering now. The first profit target is set at 92,000, and the second target is 94,000. Reaching these levels will become increasingly difficult, but based on the current technical outlook, the probability of a breakout remains quite high.

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IronHeadMiner

· 01-11 23:19

If 91,000 breaks, I'll get in. If the non-farm payrolls drop this time, I'll cry. Keep going at 92,300, don't dawdle, aim straight for 94,000. It's that kind of "high probability" talk again, always saying the same thing, and in the end, we're the ones getting slapped in the face. Waiting on the sidelines until 8 o'clock, let's see the data before making a move, don't get fooled. Does a lot of bullish candles at the bottom necessarily mean a rise? Looks more like a trap to me... 94,000? Let's get past 92,300 first, don't get your hopes up too high. Still going long at this critical moment of non-farm payrolls, really brave. Holding long positions and can't sleep, this is the fate of crypto.

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ApeEscapeArtist

· 01-11 15:17

91,000 is indeed a critical level that can hold. Looking forward to the breakout later. Wait, can the non-farm payroll data really cause a rise? In previous years, it always dropped. Only if 92,300 is broken is it worth chasing. Entering now feels a bit early. Bullish momentum accumulation? I've heard that too many times, and in the end, they all failed. Just hold onto your long positions and stick with it. Anyway, if you lose, you lose.

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GasFeeNightmare

· 01-10 20:38

Staying up late again to watch the non-farm payrolls, gas fees are skyrocketing, and I have to keep an eye on the market. Life is really tough.

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UnruggableChad

· 01-09 00:52

It's really necessary to stay vigilant on the night before Non-Farm Payrolls; holding firmly at the 91,000 level could make a difference. Must watch at 8 o'clock, otherwise it's easy to get caught. If 92,300 can't be broken, then it feels just so-so? 94,000 is too greedy; taking profits when the time is right is the way to go. Bottom bullish candles are indeed attractive, but don't be fooled by showy lines. Entering now with an empty position is okay, just afraid of getting caught off guard. Holding long positions is correct, just see how Non-Farm Payrolls will affect the market. Is the breakout probability high? I always feel like it's just a trick to lure me into the market. The gap can indeed be pushed through, but at 92,000, it might be time to take profits and secure gains.

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PessimisticLayer

· 01-09 00:50

91,000 has indeed stabilized, but the non-farm payroll report, that nasty thing, might just cause it to drop. Keep holding long positions, anyway, I've already committed. The key level is 92,300; if it can't break through, it will need to pull back and find a bottom.

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LazyDevMiner

· 01-09 00:47

How come the Non-Farm Payrolls are causing trouble again? I need to watch the 8 o'clock move closely. --- If 91,000 breaks, keep holding; if 92,300 doesn't break, I'll exit. --- By the way, can it really reach 94? Feels a bit uncertain. --- Is bullish momentum accumulating? I feel like it's just oscillating. --- Entering with an empty position is okay, but don't go all-in, everyone. --- Bottoms are stacking with bullish candles; this signal is still decent. --- The 92,300 resistance is hard to say; watch the Non-Farm Payrolls' reaction. --- Holding long positions makes it hard to sleep; it depends on how the 8 o'clock move goes. --- For the two targets, 92,000 and 94,000, the first one feels more secure. --- The gap thing—whether to fill it or not—is still a question.

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NotAFinancialAdvice

· 01-09 00:38

This move before the non-farm payrolls indeed exposed some issues. If 91,000 doesn't hold, it's all over. Waiting until 8 o'clock—either a sharp rise or a plunge, this is the gamble. If 92,300 can't be broken, I'll just liquidate my position directly. Don't talk to me about technical analysis. It's easy for the bulls to talk, but let's see if they can really go for 94,000 with real effort.

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MetaMaskVictim

· 01-09 00:27

Non-farm night curse again, gotta stay glued to the screen Once again feeling trapped by 91,000... Is this time really going to break 92,300? Holding long positions and can't sleep, let's wait until 8 o'clock to decide 94,000? First, recover my losses and then think about this.

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