2026-01-07 02:50:26

#数字资产动态追踪 $BTC Looking at the overall market, Bitcoin's recent rally has been quite well-paced—the oscillation with a bullish bias has basically stabilized. The daily chart is repeatedly testing the bottom within this range, and the bottom formation is becoming clearer. The market is now holding back, preparing for the next upward move.

Earlier, five consecutive daily bullish candles pushed the price up, and now a pullback and consolidation are very normal. Short-term trading volume is not yet fully aligned; the rally is slowing a bit, but this is crucial—each dip is limited in scope and cannot go lower, instead bouncing back quickly. This indicates that large buy orders are indeed accumulating below, and the buying strength is quite solid.

This wave of adjustment is essentially normal accumulation within a bullish trend. It is both a technical correction and a preparation to gather energy for breaking through resistance levels. It definitely does not mean the trend has collapsed. The trading strategy should focus on the bullish main line, avoiding being shaken by short-term fluctuations. Stay calm and wait for the volume to release gradually; once a breakout is confirmed, then follow up. During the adjustment, it’s a good time to build positions gradually, and the price around 92,500 definitely has value for participation.

In the short term, on the white chart, watch around 93,500. If doing swing trading, look towards 94,500 and higher. The overall market structure remains bullish; after consolidation, it’s likely to continue upward. Take advantage of the pullback as an entry opportunity. $ETH

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WalletDoomsDay

· 01-10 00:38

Starting to bottom out again, this wave's rhythm is indeed steady, just worried that trading volume can't keep up. I've heard the idea of large orders absorbing the sell-off many times; ultimately, it still depends on whether the price breaks the support level or not. Entering at 92,500? I think we should wait a bit longer, don't rush to catch the falling knife. This kind of adjustment period really tests your mentality; many people panic at this time. How clear the bottom is doesn't matter much; the key is that a breakout is necessary for it to count.

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UnluckyMiner

· 01-08 00:33

Starting to bottom out again, can it really break through this time? Said the same last time... Let's wait for the volume to pick up; just shouting slogans won't help. Trying a small amount at 92,500 to test the waters; anyway, not much to lose. Seeing many bullish signals is a good thing, but I'm worried it might just be an illusion. If this wave can really push up to 94,500, then I'll believe it.

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ShamedApeSeller

· 01-07 03:20

Another round of bottoming, can't wait any longer, just get on the train This wave is a bit dull, but the bottom signals are becoming more solid. I've already started accumulating in batches around 92,500 Always repeating the same pattern, next rebound will definitely be operated the same way It's really just waiting for that confirmation signal. The earlier you get in, the sooner you can enjoy it Volume increase is the key, right now it's all just fake

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SerumSquirter

· 01-07 03:18

Oh no, it's the same old rhetoric. I'm already numb to hearing that the bottom pattern is clear. Equal volume? Bro, right now I'm just a retail investor catching the bag. I'll only start buying when it drops to 92,500. It's still too early now.

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AlphaBrain

· 01-07 03:10

The bottom is getting more and more solid, but I'm just afraid a black swan might suddenly come and break through. Stay calm, it's not the first time hearing this kind of statement. What about the volume? Everyone says the volume is being released gradually, but what are we looking at now? 92500 is indeed attractive, but I prefer to wait for a pullback to 92,000 before entering. After five consecutive bullish days, a correction is inevitable. Theoretically, there's nothing wrong with this, but human nature is greedy. It's basically betting that the market maker won't run away. Is this move deep enough? That's hard to say. It's both absorbing and accumulating, talking all sorts of fancy stuff, but it's better to see if it can actually break through 94,000.

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quietly_staking

· 01-07 03:09

You're grinding the bottom again. This wave of accumulation feels really solid, 92,500 is really attractive.

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ser_we_are_early

· 01-07 03:05

You're holding back a big move again, this wave is all about accumulating, 92500 is really a good entry point.

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DataChief

· 01-07 03:04

Still grinding away at the bottom. This wave has really built up a lot of momentum; now it's just a matter of when the trading volume catches up.