2026-01-15 14:30:09

Midday Market Review: BTC technical indicators show a MACD golden cross signal. The judgment at the time was very clear — do not short. Instead, go long at the current price, with a stop loss set at the 95700 support level. Two target levels were set at 96800 and 97500, and the first target has now been successfully reached.

Honestly, this wave of market movement is a typical oscillation pattern. Although futures trading carries high risk, in this kind of market environment, short-term trading can indeed help you make quick profits. I have no bias; if there's an opportunity to make money, you should seize it. The key is to rely on correct technical analysis and set stop losses firmly. In choppy markets, frequently chasing long-term positions can lead to being trapped, while short-term trading with frequent cuts tends to be more stable.

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EthSandwichHero

· 4h ago

Golden cross is just a money cross; this wave indeed didn't miss out. Successfully bottoming out doesn't mean every time works; it really depends on whether the technicals are genuine. In a volatile market, short-term gains are the way to go; long-term participation is just courting death. Setting stop-losses correctly is what allows you to go all-in; the 95700 defense line is indeed professional. When the target hits the first level, the rest is a matter of mindset. This kind of market actually tests discipline the most; those greedy ones have all been cut. I respect short-term contracts; it all depends on who can survive until the end.

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Fren_Not_Food

· 4h ago

Damn, as soon as the MACD golden cross appears, it's solid. This wave's rhythm really speaks for itself. In a volatile market, short-term gains are possible, but for long-term holding and avoiding being trapped, it's that simple. Stop-losses really can't be skipped, or you'll be back to square one in no time. Did you take down 96,800? Awesome, keep pushing for 97,500. Futures trading depends on how steady your hands are. If you have a good mindset, quick profits are achievable. Short-term cutting is much better than holding long positions through the pain. Technical analysis is becoming more appealing; money just comes naturally.

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PanicSeller

· 4h ago

Golden cross dares to go all-in, this courage is really extraordinary --- 96800 has been hit, this wave of momentum is indeed tightly grasped --- Short-term cutting is really much more comfortable than chasing long cycles, retail investors should not mess around --- Set a stop loss at 95700 firmly, just afraid that the mentality will explode and not execute --- In volatile markets, quick money is quick, it all depends on whether you can survive to the next wave --- The MACD golden cross this time didn't lie, on the contrary, those shorting are probably suffering huge losses --- Target levels are all set, what’s next? Continue waiting for signals? --- Futures, to put it simply, are about choosing the right direction, everything else is nonsense --- Frequent chasing orders indeed makes it easy to get trapped, this guy’s summary is on point

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GovernancePretender

· 4h ago

Ha, just go long when MACD crosses? I'm familiar with this method, just worried about getting stuck on that 95700 line and unable to move... --- Short-term trading in a volatile market is indeed attractive, but reaching 97500 this time really depends on luck. --- Set your stop-loss very tight, or you'll get chopped like a leek in no time. --- Not going short is the right choice, but given the current rhythm, it feels like we should wait a bit more, don't rush to chase. --- Hitting the first target is indeed good, but the question is whether we can hold it... --- Short-term cuts are much more reliable than chasing long cycles, and this time I finally got it right. --- Between 96800 and 97500, there still seems to be some hope. --- One MACD golden cross dares to set a long position, really brave. --- The technical analysis looks correct, now it all depends on whether the stop-loss can hold, that's the key. --- Contracts are like this, making quick money while also being cautious of getting trapped.

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RuntimeError

· 4h ago

A golden cross directly pushes long positions. I like this approach—straightforward and decisive. From a technical perspective, focus on correct stop-loss placement and holding the line. Honestly, these are the two key points; everything else is nonsense. In a volatile market, short-term cutting is indeed more reliable than stubbornly holding long positions. I agree with that. We’ve already reached 96,800; the second target isn’t far now. Futures trading is all about betting on mindset. If your mindset is chaotic, you're doomed.

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