2026-01-08 16:28:57

Renowned trader Eugene announced his trading decision on January 6th: he took profits and exited when Bitcoin broke through $94,000, then shifted to a wait-and-see mode. This move was later proven to be quite accurate—just two days later, on January 8th, Bitcoin's price experienced a pullback, falling below the $90,000 psychological level. This operation demonstrated the risk awareness of seasoned traders at high levels. From a market perspective, the high of $94,000 indeed became a short-term resistance level, while $90,000 served as a key support. Such price fluctuations also reflect the market's oscillation characteristics at high levels, with many investors facing the choice of continuing to hold or taking partial profits at this moment.

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LazyDevMiner

· 01-10 08:34

Eugene this move was really amazing, directly cut the position at 94,000, and saw a correction after two days. Luckily, I didn't be greedy. Exiting the market is so crucial; at high levels, you should know when to take profits. I'm still hesitating as a small retail investor. The 90,000 level is indeed volatile; the rebound is coming again, and I’ve learned a bit from this operation. Just by looking at his trading approach, it's clear he's not just a reckless gambler. A master is truly a master. Now it's hovering around 92,000, feeling like it needs to be refined a bit more before a targeted move.

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SmartContractPhobia

· 01-10 05:10

Damn Eugene, that move was incredible again. Escaped at 94,000, and two days later it dropped below 90,000... How did you do it? Really awesome. This wave shows what professional-level risk awareness looks like. From 94,000 to 90,000 just like that, and I’m still debating whether to cut losses. Honestly, I can't learn this kind of high-level judgment; I just admire it. Has 90,000 really become support? Feels like it could crash further at any time... Watching how others operate, I finally understand what it means to "know when to run."

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GreenCandleCollector

· 01-08 16:58

$94,000 just ran away, this sense of smell is too sharp. I'm still there picking up the bag haha

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SchrodingerWallet

· 01-08 16:51

Eugene, this move can't be sustained anymore. Is it just a coincidence? Sold at 94,000, and in two days it drops below 90,000. How much luck does that take?

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