2026-01-15 00:10:24

#Strategy加仓BTC Looking at the 5-minute chart, Bitcoin has tested the 4600 level three times in a row without breaking it, indicating that the support strength is not weak. The bearish momentum has been largely released, and the bulls are starting to show signs of movement.

The current triple bottom formation still has some reference value. You can try a small long position around 4605, but place your stop below 4600 to prevent too much loss. The first target is 4625; if a smooth breakout occurs, then 4635 is within reach.

As long as the support remains effective, it should be cherished, but risk management always comes first. $BTC $SOL $XAU

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GasFeeCrybaby

· 01-17 15:57

The triple bottom theory has been heard too many times. Can it really break 4625 this time? --- Supporting 4600 three times and then starting to talk about a bullish trend, that's a bit too optimistic, brother. --- Trying small positions is more comfortable with this kind of talk; anyway, you won't lose much U. --- Risk control first +1, or else you'll be dominated by the fear of liquidation again. --- Feels like the same routine every time: break the level to stop loss, no break and rebound. Anyway, I can't make money. --- 4625 feels a bit虚, let's first see 4615 before making any decisions. --- It's another triple bottom, and the first target level again, just like last year.

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DegenDreamer

· 01-17 12:40

The 4600 barrier has really been stuck for a long time, it does seem to have some significance.

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MevTears

· 01-16 19:00

Another triple bottom. I'm tired of hearing this explanation. Can 4600 really hold?

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ColdWalletGuardian

· 01-15 00:38

The triple bottom is indeed interesting; the 4600 level must be well defended.

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ClassicDumpster

· 01-15 00:38

The 4600 level is indeed quite resilient, but I still don't quite believe that this rebound can keep going up. History always repeats itself.

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PermabullPete

· 01-15 00:30

The 4600 level really got stuck, I believed it after three attempts to test it without breaking through.

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EntryPositionAnalyst

· 01-15 00:30

I've heard the "triple bottom" explanation too many times. Every time, they say to cherish the support, but it just gets broken through. If 4600 is broken, this gentleman's target will be completely useless.

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Anon32942

· 01-15 00:12

Is the 4600 level really that tough? I still see a risk of breaking... Wait, it hasn't broken three times? Then we should respect the support level. Trying a small long position is good, but risk control must keep up, so you don't get trapped again. 4625 is a bit risky; let's see if 4615 can hold steady first.

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