2026-01-09 01:26:16

After the Bitcoin broke below 90,000 yesterday and the subsequent rebound, do you guys also feel a bit awkward? The rebound was weak and unsteady. My judgment is straightforward: it fell and wants to climb back up, but after struggling for a while, it can't hold. This means it still needs to go further down.

Why? The main force is just putting on a show here, releasing a small rebound to attract retail investors to follow in. Once you get in, they immediately sell off aggressively. This routine has been tried and tested.

From a technical perspective, Bitcoin in the 91,500-92,000 range is a good entry point for a short position. The short-term target points to around 90,000-89,000. If the rebound really lacks strength, this decline becomes quite certain. Of course, the market always has variables, so proper defense and stop-loss measures are still necessary.

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GasFeeCrier

· 9h ago

Coming back with this again? Retail investors are really easy to get sucked in. I've seen through it long ago. I just want to ask, this rebound is so weak, is it a fake move by the main players or are they really out of steam? The 91500 level is indeed a good empty position, but I want to see if it can push a bit more. Can it drop to 89 this round? It feels uncertain.

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MoonRocketman

· 23h ago

91500-92000 this gravity resistance level, RSI momentum is clearly exhausted, a typical near-Earth orbit stall signal. The rebound lacks escape velocity and is destined to fall. The launch window is closed, the bear countdown has started. Set your stop-loss levels before re-entering. I've seen this main force accumulation tactic too many times. When retail investors follow the trend, it's like triggering an explosive device. The short-term target points to 89000. How can we say the bear market has started if this support level is not broken?

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GateUser-75ee51e7

· 01-11 05:29

It's the same old trick of accumulation and dumping. I've already seen through it.

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BearMarketGardener

· 01-11 00:20

The rebound is as weak as paper, I'm tired of the main force's vampire tactics. Waiting to dump the market, don't be fooled. Shorts entered at 91500, this drop is almost certain. If it can't go up, it will just keep falling, very simple logic. Retail investors are about to get cut again, same old story, everyone.

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GateUser-7b078580

· 01-09 01:53

Data shows that the rebound is weak, and hourly statistics indeed lack momentum. However, this routine of harvesting profits from newcomers has shown some patterns... Let's wait and see.

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RektRecovery

· 01-09 01:39

weak bounce, classic bait. been calling this for weeks—shorts already positioned, retail just walking into the trap like clockwork. 91500's the tell-tale entry, everything below 89k is inevitable at this point, tbh.

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DiamondHands

· 01-09 01:37

Oh no, it's the same old story. I don't believe the main players can be this precise every time. Sometimes a rebound is just a rebound, don't overthink it. --- A soft rebound is indeed annoying, but I think entering short positions at 91,500 should be cautious, after all, that's what we said yesterday about that move. --- Alright, it’s also possible to continue falling. Anyway, I already cut my losses and am just watching the show. --- I'm tired of hearing about the main players' tricks, but this time it really seems like there's no support strength, and it might truly break the bottom. --- 89,000? That's too optimistic. I see it going lower. --- That makes sense, but I'm just worried about a sudden reversal to short aggressively. --- Defensive stop-loss is indeed important. Don't get caught in a loss that leaves a psychological shadow. --- This round of operations with shorts is definitely more prudent. Lack of rebound strength is a signal.

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RunWithRugs

· 01-09 01:33

The rebound is weak, I can see that too, it's just the main force throwing out bait, retail investors are going to get cut again.

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AirDropMissed

· 01-09 01:29

Another wave of fake rebound, I've lost so much money to this trick before --- The main force's move is really brilliant, they play it this way every time --- Entering short at 91,500 feels a bit risky, let's see if it can break 89 --- A weak rebound is indeed a sign of a bear market; if it can't hold, it will fall --- If I get trapped again this time, I'll just give up on the coin --- Setting stop-loss properly is the most important, don't be greedy --- Soft rebounds are the most annoying, making it hard to determine the direction --- Retail investors following the trend to buy in will suffer losses --- 89,000 is the real support, but it's still too high right now

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