2026-01-07 03:10:36

#以太坊大户持仓变化 Recently, institutions have started to take things seriously. The net inflow of US spot Bitcoin ETFs over the past two days is close to 7,500 coins, the largest single-day influx since mid-October, with BlackRock and Fidelity together taking in 6,000 coins. In a bull market, this volume is also not small.

The timing is also interesting — this Friday (11 PM Beijing time), the U.S. Supreme Court will hold a hearing on opinions, which may be the first time the court directly addresses the legality of Trump’s tariff policies procedurally. Currently, Kalshi’s support rate is only 30%, indicating that the market generally expects the Supreme Court to potentially rule tariffs as illegal. This has a huge impact on Trump’s governance plans, as tariffs are a key focus of his policies in 2025.

**$BTC Technical Analysis**
Bitcoin’s current position is indeed stuck. Since breaking the neckline the day before yesterday, it has been testing support, with the daily chart showing indecision between bulls and bears, and resistance above. The key is whether the four-hour chart can repair the pattern amid volatility. In the short term, it’s likely to continue oscillating or retest lower levels, with a focus on the 91,500 support line — holding this level is crucial for a rebound. From the daily trend, the overall strength remains, so now it’s important to watch how the smaller timeframes develop. **Support: 91500-90200, Resistance: 95000-96500**

**$ETH Technical Analysis**
Ethereum’s daily chart is more comfortable than Bitcoin’s. It has broken through the downtrend line and is now retesting. This position is relatively strong; on the hourly chart, it needs to be confirmed whether it can continue to oscillate around the trend line. In the short term, the key is whether it can hold above 3300 — if it breaks below, beware of deep retracements on the hourly and four-hour charts. The probability of a slight upward oscillation within the day is higher. **Support: 3225-3160, Resistance: 3300-3358-3430**

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MevWhisperer

· 01-09 16:41

BlackRock and Fidelity are really making moves, and institutional buying is getting more aggressive. ETH has been performing better than BTC recently; it would be good if it can hold steady at 3300. If tariffs are truly deemed illegal, the market could explode this week. Breaking 91,500 would be troublesome; only by holding this line can there be hope. The Supreme Court's decision on Friday will definitely shake up the market. It seems this week in the crypto world will be driven by policy developments. Bitcoin has secured its position; it's still best to wait patiently for minor corrections. Institutional money is coming in, indicating they are optimistic about the future market. This is a good sign.

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StrawberryIce

· 01-07 03:37

Institutions are really sneaking in, and major players probably have already figured it out BlackRock and Fidelity are snapping up 6,000 coins in one go, this pace is a bit fierce We are optimistic about the 91,500 support level; if it breaks, we need to be cautious ETH is relatively strong this wave; if it stabilizes above 3300, there shouldn't be much problem The Supreme Court case is actually the real variable; if tariffs are truly deemed illegal... hey, there's more drama to come

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NotFinancialAdvice

· 01-07 03:24

BlackRock and Fidelity are really betting big, pouring in 7,500 tokens directly. They’re definitely bold. Is this move by the institutions a gamble that the Supreme Court will reverse? The timing is just too perfect. I don’t think 91,500 will break; we might need to keep shaking it. Bitcoin keeps tormenting people here. ETH has looked much better this month. If 3,300 doesn’t hold, it could get troublesome.

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RatioHunter

· 01-07 03:15

BlackRock and Fidelity's move suggests that big funds are indeed bottom-fishing. If 91,500 can't hold, we will really drop back to 90,200, and then it will be another round of shakeout. ETH has been more resilient than BTC in this wave; it all depends on how long the 3300 level can hold. The tariff issue hasn't been resolved yet; policy expectations are the most虚 (vague/uncertain). Anyway, without early signs, it might all be in vain. Does institutional entry mean the bottom is in? I feel like we still need to wait. Only when the four-hour chart shows a proper recovery pattern is it a real signal. It's too early to say anything now.

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BitcoinDaddy

· 01-07 03:12

BlackRock and Fidelity are once again aggressively buying, it seems that big players really can't hold back. The key is whether 91500 can hold, if it breaks, be careful of a pullback.

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