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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GateUser-26d7f434
· 5h 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
· 6h ago
If I break 88-89, I will just lie flat; anyway, the fate of retail investors has long been predetermined.
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With so many liquidation orders piling up, you want to buy the dip on a rebound? Are you joking, bro?
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Once support is broken through once, it will break through a second time. How can some people still not understand this principle?
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Don’t be fooled by the rebound; staying alive is way more important than making money.
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Honestly, compared to getting rich overnight, I’d rather see myself next year.
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I already ran away from the 914-935 range a long time ago. Watching the show now is the most comfortable.
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Support lines lose credibility after being broken once; trusting them again makes you an idiot.
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UncleLiquidation
· 6h ago
If 88-89 breaks, I'll admit defeat. Anyway, it's not the first time.
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TokenVelocity
· 6h 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.
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.