I've looked at many traders' recent strategies, and there's an interesting approach worth discussing.

Last week, a trader shared his layout—starting in December, he aligned with the bottom to go long on Bitcoin and some smaller coins, setting clear stop-loss levels. His logic is straightforward: entering below $90,000 with enough upside potential. Instead of hesitating until $95,000 or even $100,000, it's better to test the waters now.

By January 6th, he adjusted his positions. Most of the longs had already taken profits during the rebound near $94,000, leaving only the core Bitcoin holdings to continue holding. Regarding the $94,000 to $100,000 range, he admitted he's uncertain and plans to wait until BTC truly breaks $100,000 before reconsidering new positions based on the chart pattern.

Here's a detail worth noting—he mentioned that January has always been a month with higher volatility. As December concludes, this market fluctuation might return in some form. This is also a seasonal characteristic that many seasoned traders pay attention to. Overall, starting the new year with profits and then waiting for clearer signals before acting is a good rhythm to follow.