Bitcoin's performance over the past three days has been in line with expectations. Starting from the 94,500 level, it has been under continuous pressure and has now fallen to around 89,300. According to technical targets, there is still room for further decline below the key support level of 85,000. The short-term bearish outlook remains unchanged, and the recent decline is within a controllable range.
Market trends are often gradually confirmed through repeated validation. Going solo can easily lead to mental blind spots; it is necessary to continuously learn market signals and absorb other traders' ideas to navigate the market more steadily. During this correction, it is important to stick to the established short strategy while remaining sensitive to new market information. After all, the market will ultimately teach us what we need to learn.
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GasFeeBarbecue
· 01-11 04:38
85000 really can hold? Feels like this wave might break through
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Talking about "learning market signals" again, the market dictates, we can only follow the dance
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Predicting the trend is easy to say, but when it comes to critical support levels, it's a different story
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For bears to hold on until the end, it still depends on volume; a break without volume is truly a break
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Repeatedly verifying just means repeatedly getting trapped, a realization of having suffered quite a few losses
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Can I still short at 89300 now, or should I wait until 85000 to build a position
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DeepRabbitHole
· 01-09 19:14
85000 feels a bit shaky, what if there's a rebound
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Bearish traders, hold on tight, don't be shaken by a rebound
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Back to the stage of repeated verification, can we stay steady this time?
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Nice words, but in the end, the market still taught me how to lose money
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Still need to listen more to others' opinions, one person can't figure it out alone
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Within controllable range? Haha, then I'll just wait and see if 85000 can hold
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CryptoNomics
· 01-09 19:06
lol another TA-only trader confusing pattern recognition with statistical significance. your 85k target has zero empirical backing tbh.
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GateUser-bd883c58
· 01-08 16:48
85000 this threshold is a bit risky, it feels like it can still fall
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Trading alone is really easy to get trapped, still need to listen more to the market's voice
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It's coming down again, no big deal for the bears, just worried about a sudden rebound to slap in the face
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This round of correction is indeed methodical, unlike the chaos before
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Maintaining sensitivity is well said, don't rely solely on one approach to stubbornly hold on
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94500 to 89300, the decline is okay, the key is whether 85000 can hold
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Learning market signals is more important than anything else, losing money is just a lesson
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RuntimeError
· 01-08 16:46
Is the 85,000 level really defendable? Feels a bit risky.
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Shorts are holding on to the very end; anyway, losses are shared.
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After dropping to 89,300, I feel a bit stunned, it seems like there's still more downside.
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Learning market signals is a good approach, but the key is how to learn it. I really can't grasp it.
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Stick to a short-term mindset? I've developed a bad habit—whenever I see a dip, I want to buy the bottom haha.
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Is the 85,000 support really that crucial, or do we have to drop again?
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Repeatedly verifying... repeatedly losing money, are you saying?
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This pace is a bit intense, should we run, everyone?
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My thinking is really in a dead corner, I’m completely stuck now.
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RektRecovery
· 01-08 16:43
yeah so 85k was always gonna be the real test... everyone and their mom calling this "controlled" lmaooo. seen this movie before, spoiler alert it gets messier. just saying i *warned* about the architectural fragility of this whole setup back when everyone was euphoric. anyway, staying short til it breaks the pattern or doesn't. one of those will happen, statistically speaking.
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LiquidationWatcher
· 01-08 16:35
85,000 seen, the bears continue to hold steady
If the level breaks, switch to a different stance, don't stick to dogma
Repeatedly verifying this theory, I've heard it a hundred times... but it’s easy to get proven wrong
Sticking to a bearish outlook is one thing, really daring to hold a heavy position is another
The most the market has taught us is when to cut losses
Is this wave of decline controllable? Let's see when it hits 85,000
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OnchainUndercover
· 01-08 16:31
85K see or not, feels a bit uncertain...
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That's right, going solo is really easy to get trapped, gotta listen to different opinions
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This wave of decline is quite steady, not as fierce as I imagined
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Why do I always feel 85K can't hold up, maybe I'm too pessimistic
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Repeatedly verifying this sentence has really sunk in, indeed
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Staying sensitive is easy to say, but in actual operation, the mind goes blank
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Since the short strategy is set, just wait and watch the show
Bitcoin's performance over the past three days has been in line with expectations. Starting from the 94,500 level, it has been under continuous pressure and has now fallen to around 89,300. According to technical targets, there is still room for further decline below the key support level of 85,000. The short-term bearish outlook remains unchanged, and the recent decline is within a controllable range.
Market trends are often gradually confirmed through repeated validation. Going solo can easily lead to mental blind spots; it is necessary to continuously learn market signals and absorb other traders' ideas to navigate the market more steadily. During this correction, it is important to stick to the established short strategy while remaining sensitive to new market information. After all, the market will ultimately teach us what we need to learn.