Today's recap summary;

Brothers and sisters, today Bitcoin has been bouncing around 94500 all day, it feels like it’s about to break through, but to me it looks like it's just trying to deceive here! I'm waiting for a reversal around the lower positions 91888—90888, just in case it bounces up, then I will continue to short in the 95700—96000 area. Last night on New Year's Eve, it was unfortunate that I couldn't get into a short position.

As for Ethereum, it rebounded to 3450 again without breaking through and has now returned to 3350, oscillating here. The high points are decreasing, and currently, the 3300 level feels a bit tough, but I'm worried it won't hold under the pressure from Bitcoin, so for those trading short-term, make sure to manage your pullbacks; entering directly might not be ideal, but you can set staggered orders below at 3268—3168.

I looked at SOL today on a larger timeframe and found that the weekly MACD death cross adjustment period may take longer, so I might avoid it for now and see when there’s news to speculate on ETFs, as that might give an opportunity to break out of the oscillation range. I wouldn’t recommend short-term trading on it.

DOGE at 0.3 is currently considered a strong support level, it has provided opportunities for everyone to buy between 0.306—0.308 several times, and I believe everyone has profited from it. Now, the rebound strength looks good, and there should still be space above to watch for 0.33—0.34 for potential opportunities. Recently, Musk has started promoting again, so short-term trading can be paid attention to.

Additionally, everyone should focus on a sector, namely the Trump sector, where some coins are currently in a decent position. Let’s see if we can ride out a wave of market movement, including AAVE, LINK, ENA, UNI, COW, ONDO. These have all seen a 20—30% decline and adjustment, so consider buying in batches at lows, with a 5—8% staggered entry. This week from Wednesday to next Wednesday, fluctuations may be significant, so trade carefully with contracts, be cautious of frequent operations with high leverage, and try to operate with lower leverage. Always set a stop-loss to prevent sudden market changes from damaging your position.