1230: BTC weekly closes with a shooting star, continuing to trend bearish. The daily chart tests support for the fifth time! Most trading assets will be closed for New Year's Day, and the first week of each month is non-farm payroll week; however, the non-farm data has been postponed to January 10th. Most traders have begun to adopt a wait-and-see approach, while some are starting to pay attention to whether MicroStrategy will choose to continue accumulating as a reference. This week, there are temporarily no major data releases, which will relatively lead to reduced liquidity, focusing mainly on rebound shorts. Currently, Bitcoin's price is consolidating around 94,000, with the morning's pullback depth reaching a low of around 92,900, marking the fifth time the daily level has retraced to approximately 92,500. The market is relatively weak, but breaking through decisively is difficult (90,500-92,500 is a strong support zone). Overall trading volume isn't picking up, and there's no momentum to move upward, as mentioned by Lao Song during these low-cost performance periods. In terms of operations, the strategy remains primarily focused on short positions.

Short at 94,000-94,500, target 92,500, if broken look at 91,500, add position at 95,000, if testing back to the weak support area can flip.

Short at 3,430-3,460, target 3,310, if broken look at 3,250.