#2026年比特币行情展望 Yesterday's market gave many people a harsh lesson — this is a classic long-short harvesting pattern. $BTC broke through the historical resistance level of 95,000, then turned around and plunged downward, with a decline of nearly 3,000 points, bottoming out around 91,200. It looks fierce, but this kind of shakeout is quite routine, aimed at shaking out retail investors following the trend, and then continuing to push higher. $ETH is also playing out the same scenario.
Many people panic at the sight of a pullback, but in fact, it's far from a signal that the bull market has ended. On the contrary, this correction is just a preparation for the next rally. From a technical perspective, the 3,300 level definitely can't hold, and the probability of continuing upward is higher. However, this isn't the best time to chase the high; the real buying opportunity is actually during these pullbacks. Friends who are trapped shouldn't be too anxious; rebounds are usually good times to get out of positions. If you're uncertain about the trend, it's better to wait and see for clearer opportunities before acting.
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tx_or_didn't_happen
· 1h ago
Here we go again with this rhetoric: shake out and accumulate for a rise, get trapped and wait for the rebound to break free. I'm tired of hearing it until my ears are calloused.
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ChainMelonWatcher
· 7h ago
It's the familiar trap again; retail investors being shaken out is a routine move.
Wow, just waiting for a rebound to get out of trouble. This round of shakeout is really fierce.
No doubt about it, but I still decide to wait and see, and will act once the signals are clearer.
Every time there's a pullback, someone calls for a bear market. Actually, it's just an opportunity to get on board, and I can see through it.
A 3000-point drop doesn't scare me. The key is what happens next; if it accumulates energy, so be it.
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AmateurDAOWatcher
· 01-07 02:39
Just shake out the weak hands, don't tell me about accumulation. Yesterday's plunge almost gave me a heart attack.
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SocialFiQueen
· 01-07 02:35
You're trying to cut people again, huh? Once 95,000 breaks, it turns around and crashes. I really have to admit, I'm impressed by this tactic.
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JustHereForMemes
· 01-07 02:32
Haha, this wave is again cutting the leeks. I knew it would fall.
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MultiSigFailMaster
· 01-07 02:24
The hardest part when you're trapped is not to move; impulsiveness is a deadly disease.
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BlindCryptoMama
· 01-07 02:14
amazing. New here. hope u can follow me. I will follow back
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FortuneTeller42
· 01-07 02:10
It's the same old story: shakeout, accumulation, buying opportunity... Just hearing this, I know another round of selling is coming.
#2026年比特币行情展望 Yesterday's market gave many people a harsh lesson — this is a classic long-short harvesting pattern. $BTC broke through the historical resistance level of 95,000, then turned around and plunged downward, with a decline of nearly 3,000 points, bottoming out around 91,200. It looks fierce, but this kind of shakeout is quite routine, aimed at shaking out retail investors following the trend, and then continuing to push higher. $ETH is also playing out the same scenario.
Many people panic at the sight of a pullback, but in fact, it's far from a signal that the bull market has ended. On the contrary, this correction is just a preparation for the next rally. From a technical perspective, the 3,300 level definitely can't hold, and the probability of continuing upward is higher. However, this isn't the best time to chase the high; the real buying opportunity is actually during these pullbacks. Friends who are trapped shouldn't be too anxious; rebounds are usually good times to get out of positions. If you're uncertain about the trend, it's better to wait and see for clearer opportunities before acting.