2026-01-08 00:21:13

The current market shows Bitcoin in a state of oscillation and adjustment. The long positions established during the previous rally are now at risk. It is recommended that friends with open positions exit as soon as possible or reduce their positions to cut losses at cost price. SOL and Ethereum are also experiencing a synchronized pullback, and holdings of these two cryptocurrencies should similarly be taken profit on or partially reduced to respond.

From a technical perspective, Bitcoin still has the potential to test around 90,700, and may even break through the 90,000 psychological level. However, do not rush to buy the dip; it is more prudent to gradually establish new long positions after the price has truly fallen. This approach can both avoid the risks of the current correction and provide better entry opportunities at lower prices. The current strategy is to stay observant and wait for clear support signals before taking action.

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LoneValidator

· 01-08 22:15

Here comes the usual trick of cutting leeks again, first scaring you into stop-loss and then waiting to buy the dip? Just wait and see who breaks first, haha. Taking profits is easy to say, but you'll really regret it after selling. The 90,000 level feels a bit risky, but it's indeed better to be cautious. This wave of correction is really frustrating, better wait for signals. Why does SOL always fall with Ethereum? So annoying. It's basically a gamble on whether the support holds, and I believe it does. Stay observant and avoid reckless actions—that's the key.

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AllTalkLongTrader

· 01-08 00:44

Coming to shake out us retail investors again, huh? Wait, it's already dropped to 90k, and you're still trying to buy the dip? I don't believe you. SOL's recent drop was really intense. I closed all my positions early. Now just watching the show lying down feels really comfortable. Everyone's scrambling for the bottom, but we're just quietly observing... Sounds so nice. Can that 90700 support hold? Anyway, I've already run away.

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TopEscapeArtist

· 01-08 00:41

It's easy to say that, I thought the same before... As a result, I bought a bunch of SOL at a high level, and now looking at the K-line chart has become my daily torment. 90700? Probably still needs to go lower, MACD has already formed a death cross, this wave of technical signals is indeed full of danger. Staying calm and observing sounds rational, but I dare to bet that when support signals actually appear, I will become emotional and chase the rally again—an old bad habit.

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MEVHunter

· 01-08 00:33

Hmm... Another technical analysis argument about cutting leeks again? 90700, 90000, sounds really professional, buddy. The problem is, have you calculated the slippage from your current position to those levels? The arbitrage bots in the mempool have already targeted this wave of adjustment. When you're waiting to buy the dip, they've already been doing sandwiches with flash loans. Don't tell me to "wait and see," this is just gambling.

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MondayYoloFridayCry

· 01-08 00:30

Here comes the saying about cutting leeks again, it's always the same routine Stop-loss, stop-loss, I should have run long ago, brother Does it matter if 90,000 breaks or not? Anyway, I'm already completely lost Waiting for a signal? Waiting until when? Until next year? I've long since stopped understanding SOL, it's more reliable to just stick with Bitcoin

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