2026-01-09 18:10:15

#以太坊大户持仓变化 Wealth comes from the practice of cognition, and every pullback is a buildup for the next rally. Yesterday's market was very clear—after bottoming around 89650 in the afternoon, $BTC started to rebound, and the US stock market opened with a surge, reaching near 91983. $ETH's performance closely followed, climbing from a low of 3056 to around 3144 during the US session, maintaining synchronization with Bitcoin's rhythm.

Although the overall intraday outlook leaned bearish, the white market lacked a strong bearish atmosphere. Looking back, I entered short positions at Bitcoin 91182 and Ethereum 3119, and exited at 89798 and 3067 respectively. This trade netted over 1300 points on Bitcoin and more than 50 points on Ethereum—pretty good gains.

From a technical perspective, the recent volume-driven long bullish candle on the 4-hour chart indeed broke through the middle band of the Bollinger Bands, but quickly encountered resistance and pulled back, leaving a clear long upper shadow. This indicates that selling pressure above is still dominant. Although the bullish and bearish momentum indicators are slightly rising, they lack convincing strength. Whether it can break through that resistance depends on subsequent performance.

Looking at the 1-hour cycle, although it briefly crossed above the upper Bollinger Band, it then faced resistance and pulled back. Currently, it is oscillating around the upper middle band of the Bollinger Bands. This position requires some technical repair. Considering that weekend market liquidity often tightens and trading volume may cool down, I think maintaining a high sell and buy low rhythm during midnight hours is more prudent.

Short-term trading references:
$BTC: Consider short positions around 92000, target near 90500
$ETH: Consider short positions around 3150, target near 3050

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FlyingLeek

· 16h ago

Over 1300 points and you want to show off? I see you're really good at storytelling haha Wait, still planning to buy low and sell high on the weekend? Bro, are you not sleeping? Bollinger Bands are hitting resistance again, I've heard this explanation too many times... Can it really break? Short at 90500? I bet five cents this time it won't drop again I was there when ETH hit 3050, but I got slapped in the face once again by a reverse move Practicing cognition, this copywriting is really comfortable, but unfortunately the market doesn't buy it Your trades indeed made a profit, but risking operations over the weekend with poor liquidity—you really are bold

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GateUser-cff9c776

· 01-10 06:01

Here comes the same argument again: "Every pullback is just a buildup." I think this is Schrödinger's bull market — rising and falling at the same time, living inside the Bollinger Bands and never touching the ground [dog head]. Taking a profit of over 1300 points is pretty good, but this high sell-low buy philosophy really depends on the person. Not everyone can rely on intuition to make a living. Tightening liquidity over the weekend might actually be an opportunity, but the prerequisite is that you must bet on the right direction; otherwise, it's just the art of getting trapped.

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BearMarketHustler

· 01-09 18:32

1300 points is just that? I thought it was more haha 2 Bollinger Bands again, every time they say breakout but end up getting slapped in the face... 3 Weekends are indeed easy to mess up, but I don't think it will reach 90500 this time 4 ETH's rhythm is a bit strange, feels like short positions are hard to catch 5 Selling high and buying low sounds simple, but actual operation makes blood pressure rise 6 Practicing cognition? Brother, it sounds good, but isn't it just market education 7 When there's a long upper shadow, it's time to run, no need to hesitate 8 Short at 92000? I think it's doubtful, it might just break through directly 9 Cooling volume is the most annoying, this kind of market is impossible to play 10 Bitcoin at 1300 points is pretty good, but Ethereum's 50 points is a bit awkward 11 Liquidity tightening over the weekend is basically gambling, I choose to lie flat 12 I see your technical analysis is very convincing, but unfortunately the market is never rational 13 Target aiming at 3050? Feels like you're overthinking a bit 14 Playing short on a bottom rebound is indeed a bit ruthless, respect

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ZKProofEnthusiast

· 01-09 18:31

1300 points and you want to boast? I just doubled my position here haha 2 Still the same old high sell, low buy strategy. Can the weekend's trading volume really produce anything? 3 The middle band of the Bollinger Bands broke and then bounced back. Isn't that just a routine? Waiting to be repeatedly cut. 4 Cognitive practice? I think it's just good luck to catch the rebound. Don't overestimate yourself. 5 It's a bit late to set up short positions now; you should have entered early this afternoon. 6 Can't break 92,000, right? The resistance level is right there. The bulls are out of strength. 7 Thinking of trading on 1-hour oscillations? Are you looking for death? Holding positions over the weekend takes real courage. 8 Ethereum's 50-point profit is even worth mentioning, even less than Bitcoin's small change. 9 Liquidity tightening just to maintain high sell, low buy? I thought the weekend was coming. 10 Why write such a detailed analysis? In the end, it's all about luck. Technical analysis is just armchair quarterbacking.

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CommunityWorker

· 01-09 18:22

Just over 1300 points, and that's it? I feel like it's a bit casual. Wait, is this move aiming to short again at 92,000? I think it's a bit risky. Both Bollinger Bands and long upper shadows—I'm starting to get a headache. Is selling pressure dominating? Then why do I still see a bunch of people bottom-fishing? Lack of liquidity over the weekend, so no movement? No, I need to take another look at the K-line.

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LiquidationHunter

· 01-09 18:15

It's over 1300 points, feeling great. All I have here are stop-loss orders... 2. The middle band of the Bollinger Bands can't even break through, and you still want to hit a new high? Haha 3. Liquidity tightening over the weekend is real, easy to be smashed through 4. Listening to "sell high, buy low" sounds easy, but executing it is full of blood, sweat, and tears 5. You exited at 89,798 and made a killing, but I got trapped at 92,000 6. The upper shadow is so long, should the short positions run? 7. Practice of cognition? My cognition is just losing money 8. 3,144 is a false breakout, and you still want to do it again 9. If the momentum indicator isn't convincing, don't chase; wait and see 10. Doing short-term trades over the weekend must be crazy haha 11. I've seen the upper band of the 1-hour chart being blocked too many times 12. The Ethereum order at over 50 points is shameless to show off; I took a 500-point reverse loss 13. Liquidity tightening, and yet still daring to sell high and buy low, not afraid of jumping down 14. Long upper shadow is a signal that the main force is opening the door to smash the market

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WhaleWatcher

· 01-09 18:12

1300 points and then stop, I don't have the guts for that haha --- The Bollinger Bands have been messed up again by you guys, how dull is this indicator --- Shorting over the weekend? With poor liquidity, I actually don't dare to make a move --- This upper shadow looks a bit fierce, is 89800 really stable --- Always buying low and selling high, I've never seen a real trend --- Cognition and practice... there's nothing wrong with that, my problem is insufficient understanding --- ETH 50 points is enough? That's a small pattern --- I would rather wait to short around 92000, I don't really trust this level --- Why do I always feel shorting is easier to get trapped, looking at your trade, you seem to make it look easy --- Weekend trading is indeed slow, but I'm more afraid of a gap on Monday

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