2026-01-20 07:00:45

Recently, I casually looked into the market. The range from 914 to 935 has accumulated quite a few liquidation orders, which indeed puts short-term pressure.

Looking downward, the 88 to 89 level is considered a relatively key support. If it doesn't break, there is still a chance for a rebound; if it breaks, be prepared mentally.

But honestly, in this situation, caution is still necessary. After all, the support has been broken once before, so don't get carried away by a rebound. Sometimes, the biggest test isn't whether you can make money, but whether you can survive until the next opportunity.

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AirdropHunter007

· 7m ago

914-935 This pressure level indeed commands respect; otherwise, let's wait until 88-89 to see the outcome. Support has been pierced once, and you're still daring to chase the high? That mindset needs to be tempered. Waiting for the next wave while alive—very true, this is more important than anything else. If it can't break through, it rebounds; if it breaks through, admit defeat—that's the way to live. I'll just observe quietly; anyway, leaving this market to greedy people has never been a good thing. If 88-89 really breaks, is that a buying point or a point to escape? Still conflicted. With so many liquidation orders piling up, don't get too excited about a short-term rebound; this game is hard to sustain. Still need to look at volume; otherwise, a rebound is just a rebound, nothing special. The key is psychological resilience, not market analysis—those who understand, understand.

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GateUser-26d7f434

· 16h ago

Think you've tried once and want to try again? I’ve calculated, and this time you might not be so lucky. Can 88-89 really hold? It feels risky. Actually, what I fear most isn't losing money, but being unable to withstand the cut at the floor. Let's wait and see; rushing won't help anyway. The liquidation list from 914-935 is a bit frightening. Don't get carried away. That's so true—being alive is way more important than making money. If support breaks once, trusting it again would be foolish.

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LightningAllInHero

· 16h ago

If I break 88-89, I will just lie flat; anyway, the fate of retail investors has long been predetermined. --- With so many liquidation orders piling up, you want to buy the dip on a rebound? Are you joking, bro? --- Once support is broken through once, it will break through a second time. How can some people still not understand this principle? --- Don’t be fooled by the rebound; staying alive is way more important than making money. --- Honestly, compared to getting rich overnight, I’d rather see myself next year. --- I already ran away from the 914-935 range a long time ago. Watching the show now is the most comfortable. --- Support lines lose credibility after being broken once; trusting them again makes you an idiot.

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UncleLiquidation

· 17h ago

If 88-89 breaks, I'll admit defeat. Anyway, it's not the first time.

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TokenVelocity

· 17h ago

Breaking through 88-89 is really painful. Don't be fooled by this rebound. Those who dare to go all-in after support is broken are true warriors. Waiting patiently for an opportunity, that's a very decisive mindset. Let's leave it at that. With so many calculations, it's really heartbreaking in the short term. Thinking of bottom-fishing during a rebound? This mentality will eventually lead to failure.

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