Last night, I didn't take a short position around 91200 on Bitcoin.
However, when I started the broadcast, I suggested that those who can't resist could go short around EMA 200 near 90200.
Because the market was indeed weak, it was resisted at the moving averages.
The first target is around 89300, the second is 88500, and protect a position around 88600 to take partial profits.
Is that correct? The lowest point of the market.
Someone asked, you know it’s falling and you know where the support is, so why didn’t you do it?
Why? Because my trading principle for Bitcoin is a stop loss

Yesterday during the live broadcast, I recommended two coins to everyone
The gold token XAUT, at 4780, can be longed or bought for spot trading
A few days ago, I recommended buying at 4580
The other is SKR, which was near the end of a sharp surge, and I advised shorting. With precise prediction advantages, it first dipped into the upper band of the Bollinger Bands, then hovered around the midline, and there’s a high probability it will break below the midline, making a big profit from shorting.
Gold continues to rise, which is closely related to various factors, including international turmoil

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#FB $FB prices are only temporary; without low prices, there would be no lower cost basis for building positions. Those high-quality assets have all gone through a period of downturn, but that doesn't matter. Looking around, how many truly public chains are there?
FB has huge potential!

#RIVER is afraid of being cut, go with the flow, if you can't beat me, then join in

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🔹 A mysterious whale keeps accumulating, pushing Ethereum holdings past 80,000 ETH — confidence still intact?
🔹 Warning: If Bitcoin loses $88,000, it could trigger $638 million in cascading long liquidations
🔹 New all-time highs today! Gold breaks above $4,950 and silver tops $97 — is capital rushing into safe havens?
🔹 A second spring for GameFi? Axie revamps its economic model, with ecosystem tokens rising for weeks
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$RIVER JiaYouZhuang, let me enjoy the 9 o'clock rate!

tap 90k again, and see what happens

#MajorStockIndexesPlunge Global Markets Face a Fault-Line Moment in Early 2026
Global financial markets are undergoing a significant stress test as sell-offs originating on Wall Street have rippled rapidly across Asia and Europe. January 21, 2026, marked one of the most emotionally charged sessions in recent memory, with global indices turning deep red. This is not a routine correction; it is a trial of confidence, liquidity, and cross-market coordination.
At the core of the shock lies a synchronized risk-off wave driven by two destabilizing forces. First, renewed tariff threats from Donald Tr

Michael Saylor stated he is "thinking about buying more Bitcoin." MicroStrategy previously bought $2 billion in BTC despite a slumping market. $BTC #TariffTensionsHitCryptoMarket #CryptoMarketPullback

1.23 Friday Intraday Bitcoin Analysis
The current price is oscillating around the 89,600 level. After reaching a previous high of 97,932 and then pulling back, a clear downward structure has formed. A technical rebound occurred after touching 87,205, but overall, it remains below the medium-term moving averages MA144 and MA169. The rebound strength is limited, and the trend is weak. The moving averages are turning downward, indicating that selling pressure above still exists. The MACD is below the zero line; although the green bars are shortening and there are signs of a golden cross, the trad

1.23 Bitcoin Silk Road Sharing
From the current market rhythm, Bitcoin clearly appears to be struggling as it attempts to break the 90,000 level. The price has repeatedly tested near 90,000, but whenever it touches the middle band of the Bollinger Bands, it quickly encounters selling pressure and pulls back. This "touch and fall" pattern has already clearly reflected the current weakening of bullish momentum.
Overall, today's market is likely to remain in a sideways and slightly weak pattern. The rebound strength is limited, and the resistance above is very clear. Therefore, the main trading s

#XAU The plan to go long on gold all the way to 4950, phase completed. Thanks to Goldie for providing a smooth experience like a men's club. The mountains are high and the waters are long, with countless magnificent scenes. Taking a break before setting out again.

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Spot gold hits new all-time high of $4,895 per ounce. $FOGO ‌#GateTradFi1gGoldGiveaway

$BTC has no top because the USD has no bottom.\n\nMake it your goal to stack as many sats as possible from now through 2030.\n\nWhat are your 2030 Bitcoin price predictions?

#Trading Bot #我正在 Gate Usage I am coming/USDT Spot Martingale Bot, total return since creation +0.16%
New position opened today, #1
Investment $10.31
Waiting for a dip
High volatility and fluctuations This coin is quite good
Hope for higher returns this time
Keep going, keep going, keep going, keep going, keep going, keep going, keep going, keep going

$ACU The highest closing price is mine. The key is, I only have a little over $100. Big shot, you damn well better use this little money to buy a coffin for your mother. Are you even pretending anymore?

#WarshLeadsFedChairRace Who Is Kevin Warsh — and Why Is His Name Suddenly Dominating Markets? As speculation intensifies around the future leadership of the U.S. Federal Reserve, one name has rapidly moved to the center of global market attention: Kevin Warsh. What began as quiet political discussion has now evolved into a serious macro narrative capable of influencing interest rates, liquidity, and risk assets worldwide. Kevin Warsh is not a new figure in monetary policy. He served on the Federal Reserve Board from 2006 to 2011, placing him directly at the center of the 2008 global financial