2026-01-16 09:27:10

Bitcoin is fluctuating within the range of 95,300-95,800 USD, with opportunities for both short-term bulls and bears. However, the medium-term trend remains bullish, awaiting a confirmed breakout. Continuous net inflows into ETFs and changing regulatory expectations are driving the market behind the scenes.

Here are two different strategies for traders with different styles:

**Contract Traders (Ultra-Short-Term Play)**

Long Opportunities: If BTC pulls back to the 95,000-95,200 zone and stabilizes, and if a bullish engulfing candle or MACD golden cross appears on the 15-minute or 1-hour chart, you can enter a small position to go long. Set a stop-loss below 94,500 for protection. The first target is 95,800; if this level is broken, then look toward 96,500.

Short Opportunities: If there is a rebound near 95,700-95,800, watch carefully for signs of a top reversal pattern like a Evening Star or a significant decline in volume. Once confirmed, enter a small short position, with a stop-loss above 96,000. The initial target is 95,300; if it cannot hold, then break below to 95,000.

Risk management is key—keep positions small and set strict stop-losses. Don’t be greedy.

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ChainSauceMaster

· 7h ago

95000-95800 this range is really annoying, just waiting for a breakout. Institutions are accumulating, and the overall trend still feels upward. --- Light positions, light positions, light positions—how many times have I heard that, but no one really does it haha. --- The MACD golden cross is back again, I hope this time it won't deceive me. --- Evening Star? I feel like I've seen all kinds of patterns now, but I haven't seen a real breakout. --- Stop loss at 94500, easy to say, but in reality, a big bearish candle can just break through, and at that time, you might still be sleeping. --- I don't want to do contracts anymore, it's too exhausting. Just watch the ETF stories.

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GateUser-0717ab66

· 8h ago

Still bickering there, wondering when the breakout will happen, this is so frustrating. Strict stop-loss for small positions sounds easy to say, but when it comes to critical moments, who doesn't want to hold on a little longer? The continuous net inflow of ETFs is real, but how long it can last is still uncertain. If 95800 breaks, I'll follow the trend and get in. Right now, this position is a bit uncomfortable. I can never quite read the Evening Star signals correctly; better leave it to the experts.

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DegenDreamer

· 8h ago

Stuck in this damn position repeatedly oscillating, really annoying. But it's true, the only way to survive is to cut losses with a small position. Those few greedy points will eventually get wiped out.

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