2026-01-20 00:20:19

#Strategy加仓BTC After last night's adjustment, the market has entered a range-bound consolidation mode. Bitcoin rebounded from lows, briefly touched around 93,400, then pulled back again, now stabilizing above 92,000.

Looking at the four-hour chart, the Bollinger Bands are gradually tightening, with prices repeatedly consolidating near the midline. The moving averages are slowly converging, forming a support pattern. The key is that those momentum indicators are starting to shift from weak to strong, which is a good signal—indicating that the bottom is indeed gradually being confirmed.

In terms of operation, consider gradually going long at 92,000 and 91,500. The first target is 94,500; if broken, then continue to look at 96,500.

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retroactive_airdrop

· 13h ago

Bollinger Bands are tightening again, starting to build momentum. I've seen this pattern too many times; as long as it breaks through, that's fine. --- The 92,000 price has been stuck for a long time. I don't believe it can directly surge to 96,500. --- Scaling into long positions is okay, but it depends on whether it's a genuine rebound or just a false signal to trap traders. --- Is the momentum indicator turning strong? Then let's wait and see; there's no rush. --- Tried 93,400 and then ran away. This wave is a bit timid. --- Every time, they say the bottom is confirmed, but in the end, we still have to wait. --- 96,500? Are you just dreaming, or are you really this optimistic? --- The current market feels like "it might go up, or it might not." --- Gradually entering at 91,500, at least it feels more reassuring. --- This chart looks comfortable, but the price might not be.

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BearMarketBuyer

· 13h ago

Is this 92,000 line really stable? Feels like it could drop again at any moment. It's only valid once it breaks 94,500. It's too early to say anything now. When the Bollinger Bands tighten, should we go long? I feel like it's more likely to break down. Can we just directly say what we should do now? No need to make it so complicated. I've already set an ambush at 91,500, just waiting to see if we can catch the bottom. Is this wave really the bottom, or is it another deep V? 96,500 is too greedy, let's first get 94,500 before talking.

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YieldHunter

· 13h ago

ngl, those support levels look clean on paper but if you actually look at the data, we've rejected 92k twice already this week... technically speaking the bollinger squeeze is real but degens gonna degen anyway lmfao

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RugpullTherapist

· 14h ago

Bollinger Bands tightening, moving averages converging—these old tricks always manage to fool new rookies. It's either stacking multiple buy orders or setting successive targets. I just want to ask, what happened to the 96K we talked about last time? Around 92,000 is indeed an opportunity, but I'm more concerned about whether this rebound can really hold, and not just dip again. It sounds like the bottom is being confirmed, so I'll wait and see for now. I've seen this kind of "signal" many times.

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CryptoDouble-O-Seven

· 14h ago

The idea of Bollinger Bands tightening has been heard too many times; the real way to profit still depends on mindset. Wait, can 92,000 really hold steady? It looks a bit shaky to me. This rebound feels weak; I'm not really willing to chase. Damn, it's still averaging into long positions; this move is the easiest to get trapped. I've noted the 94,500 level; let's see if it can break out. Bottom confirmed? Wait until the confirmation is complete and the rally is over.

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