2026-01-03 01:22:49

Dear all, Bitcoin hourly chart is currently oscillating within the central zone. This recent upward movement is a secondary rebound, with significantly weaker momentum than before, and it cannot break through the central zone range.

Trading advice: When you see the upper boundary of the central zone, reduce your positions or short on rallies. First target profits at the middle of the central zone, then look for support areas below. Once in position, look for low points to accumulate.

Core principle: Do not bet on the direction until there is a volume breakout. A consolidation structure is the most stable approach; following the rhythm makes it less likely to go wrong.

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DarkPoolWatcher

· 3h ago

This wave is indeed weak, looking like it's stuck in a trapped zone, repeatedly struggling. What's the point of all this fuss?

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gas_fee_therapist

· 3h ago

The central hub keeps stalling repeatedly. This time it's not as fierce as the previous two waves. As usual, take half off at the upper boundary.

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blocksnark

· 3h ago

The oscillating structure sounds stable, but I always feel this time is different. It seems like a breakout is coming.

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NestedFox

· 3h ago

Still messing around in the central hub, where's the promised breakout? It's the same old routine.

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StopLossMaster

· 3h ago

The centralization is starting to fluctuate again. To be honest, this rebound isn't very strong. This kind of market is the most annoying; reducing positions without reducing stress is exhausting.

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AmateurDAOWatcher

· 3h ago

Ha, messing around repeatedly in the central hub again. Every time, you say there's a breakout with increased volume, but the result is always the same. Honestly, it's better to rely on oscillation to make a living; it's much more stable than betting on a direction. By the way, your logic seems to be the same every time, huh.

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