2026-01-08 15:30:34

Recently, there has been an interesting phenomenon — analysts who are optimistic about the downside have set the tone early: the downside space is fully open, and the upcoming small rebound is likely a correction phase, as well as the best entry point for shorting.

Many traders who follow this line of thinking have indeed benefited. The logic behind this is actually not complicated: when BTC pulls back from high levels, a technical rebound often occurs, but if the overall trend is downward, these rebounds become low-risk entry points.

Of course, the market is always full of uncertainties. The key is to look at where the specific support and resistance levels are, and the degree of volume confirmation. What is your recent layout strategy?

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gas_guzzler

· 01-11 15:09

A rebound is a shorting opportunity. Everyone's tired of hearing this logic, but the key still depends on the trading volume.

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NFTPessimist

· 01-11 14:55

A rebound is a death trap; this time really is different. --- Same old rhetoric, how are those who said this last time doing now? --- Support levels are nonsense; the key is whether the funds are willing to pour in. --- No matter how eloquently you speak, it doesn't change the fact that I'm trapped. --- The most feared thing at this time is being washed out by a false breakout. --- Wait, no, with such low trading volume, daring to short? That's pretty bold. --- I'm tired of hearing the term "market recovery"; isn't it just repeatedly cutting the leeks? --- Have any analysts really made money? They're just riding on hype to get traffic.

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BearWhisperGod

· 01-09 15:53

A rebound is a shorting opportunity. I've heard this logic so many times, how come some people still get wrecked? Basically, it's still a gamble on the direction. Who can accurately judge whether the support level truly holds? Now holding coins and doing nothing, waiting for the next time Bitcoin directly breaks through the psychological barrier. Some people did profit from this move, but most probably cut their losses.

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SingleForYears

· 01-08 16:00

A rebound is an opportunity to short. I've heard this logic too many times; how many people are actually making money from it? --- Support and resistance levels are easy to talk about, but in reality, they are all armchair quarterbacks after the fact. --- The minority are the ones who profit, while the majority get trapped. Don't be blinded by narratives. --- Who still dares to determine the overall direction now? I think everyone is just guessing. --- Will this rebound be another trap? I can't figure it out. --- When trading volume shrinks, never trust any support levels—they're all fake. --- Analysts who set a bearish tone early on often run away before the decline happens. I've seen this many times. --- I've tried bottom fishing and shorting before. Now I'm just watching the show—whoever makes money is responsible. --- Having a clear logic is good, but the market never moves according to logic. Don't ask me how I know that. --- Instead of stressing over positioning, it's better to wait for a clear signal.

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PositionPhobia

· 01-08 15:59

This wave of bearishness has indeed made a lot of money, and the rebound is just an opportunity to send people to their doom... But I'm still a bit hesitant, always feeling that something's off. Where is the promised support level? Why is the trading volume so strange? Is the rebound really a honey trap for shorting, or is it a trap? Who knows. It's the worst to see others making money. I'm still debating whether to follow the trend. The logic behind this decline is clear, but my position clearly can't keep up with the rhythm.

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GasGuzzler

· 01-08 15:58

A rebound is a signal to cut the leeks; I've seen through it long ago. --- That's right, I'm just afraid of making the wrong judgment on the direction, then it would be truly亏. --- Those who eat the meat are the brave ones. I'm still debating whether to chase the short. --- Where is the support level? It feels very hard to judge right now. --- I've heard this theory many times, but every time someone gets trapped, it's hilarious. --- Volume can't match up, making it impossible to play; just looking at charts is nonsense. --- Is the downside space opening? I feel like the bottom is still far away. --- Making money from shorting is all about luck; don't think of yourself as too smart. --- Some people definitely made money this wave, but market volatility is too high to go all in.

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RunWhenCut

· 01-08 15:51

Now is the time to sell during the rebound, or you'll be trapped again.

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ChainWanderingPoet

· 01-08 15:43

A rebound is a signal to short. I've heard this logic too many times, but some people really make money from it. Support and resistance levels—feels like they've been played out long ago.

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