BTC long positions have been pushed up to the third target price level, with a current focus on the 70% take-profit setting. In contrast, ETH's long plan has been hindered, recently disrupted by market volatility.
From the trend perspective, BTC breaking through $93,000 aligns with previous technical expectations. According to earlier analysis, there should be an upward wave before reaching $50,000, a prediction that has been validated since December. The key now is to observe whether a more obvious short squeeze will occur.
On the technical side, support levels have been established at $91,188, the round number $90,000 (corresponding to the CME gap), and $88,000. In the short term, prices may find it difficult to fall below these levels again.
On the upside, the key liquidation points for short positions are at $94,000, $98,000, and $100,000. Investors planning long positions should develop risk management strategies based on these critical levels.
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WagmiAnon
· 01-06 09:36
70% take profit... this number is a bit conservative. Let's see if we can break through the $100,000 threshold.
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BearMarketBard
· 01-05 18:22
70% take profit? Man, you need to curb that greed. There are a bunch of short positions getting liquidated, and it just doesn't seem quite right.
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ChainWallflower
· 01-05 04:50
This wave of Bitcoin market looks comfortable, but you need to hold the 70% take profit point, don't be greedy.
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BlockBargainHunter
· 01-05 04:50
BTC this move is truly decisive. Breaking through 93k and there's no turning back. However, at this level, caution is still necessary. 70% take profit must be maintained.
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BearMarketNoodler
· 01-05 04:49
Is a 70% take profit really that reliable? I think it still depends on whether the bear market can break below 9.8K; otherwise, it might directly head towards 100K.
ETH is indeed underperforming, while Bitcoin is the only one thriving.
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FunGibleTom
· 01-05 04:44
70% take profit? Bro, how conservative do you have to be? I would have gone all-in long ago.
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EthMaximalist
· 01-05 04:41
70% take profit? Bro, are you gambling or investing? 70% has already run away from my wallet...
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MidnightSnapHunter
· 01-05 04:33
70% take profit, this wave is stable, just afraid of a pullback and a reverse move to kill the longs... ETH has been underperforming recently, so let's see how BTC will play it.
BTC long positions have been pushed up to the third target price level, with a current focus on the 70% take-profit setting. In contrast, ETH's long plan has been hindered, recently disrupted by market volatility.
From the trend perspective, BTC breaking through $93,000 aligns with previous technical expectations. According to earlier analysis, there should be an upward wave before reaching $50,000, a prediction that has been validated since December. The key now is to observe whether a more obvious short squeeze will occur.
On the technical side, support levels have been established at $91,188, the round number $90,000 (corresponding to the CME gap), and $88,000. In the short term, prices may find it difficult to fall below these levels again.
On the upside, the key liquidation points for short positions are at $94,000, $98,000, and $100,000. Investors planning long positions should develop risk management strategies based on these critical levels.