2026-01-07 02:23:59

Last night, the U.S. Supreme Court's stance on global tariff policies put noticeable pressure on the crypto market. Bitcoin responded by weakening, breaking below the $92,000 level, and its short-term upward momentum was halted. Early trading volume further shrank, and market sentiment leaned towards caution. The current strategy is mainly to observe—whether Bitcoin will continue to decline or seek a rebound around the 93,000 mark is a crucial judgment.

Interestingly, Ethereum's performance was relatively resilient. Although the overall market faced pressure, Ethereum showed good resilience, continuing a gentle upward trend, ultimately reaching the expected target of $3,300, and even testing nearly a hundred points higher at one point. However, the early morning rally was unstable, showing signs of losing momentum. For friends holding positions, the focus this morning should be on protecting existing gains—avoiding greed and taking profits appropriately in advance is a more prudent choice.

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AirdropHarvester

· 01-08 16:30

I feel like I need to test this level repeatedly, don't get cut off --- Ethereum is a bit tough this time, why did it suddenly rally --- Just hold on, greed eats noodles --- What does the court's move mean? Can it also cause a dump? --- Should have taken profits earlier, still holding on --- ETH's resistance is really strong, why is BTC so weak --- Didn't hold 92, do I need to break through again after dropping --- Holding onto profits is the most important, don't think about bottom fishing --- Tariff policies affect the coin prices every day, so annoying --- Ethereum actually went up, this market is really crazy

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NightAirdropper

· 01-07 10:23

Wait a minute, has Bitcoin 92 broken through? Is the tariff policy so aggressive... Can 93 rebound? --- Ethereum has held again, this wave is still a bit interesting, but I can see the lack of momentum to push higher, I took profits early. --- Honestly, the court's actions are so quick it's a bit frustrating, we need to see if it can stabilize today. --- Hitting 3300 and still wanting to go higher? Greed is the problem, I choose to exit completely. --- Bitcoin's rhythm is becoming harder to predict, might as well just observe for now. --- Ethereum's resilience is indeed present, but it can't be pushed too high; cashing out is the real move. --- The tariff storm has affected the crypto circle, the logical chain is a bit long... How can everything be smashed down?

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GweiWatcher

· 01-07 02:53

BTC was hit again by the bad news about tariffs, unable to hold 92... This time really feels like a game of luck --- ETH's resilience is impressive, one person steadily climbing up, even reaching 3300, unaffected by Bitcoin's mess --- Why still be greedy when the market is shrinking like this in the morning? It's more satisfying to take profits early --- As soon as the tariff policy was announced, the crypto world had to kneel. This routine is all too familiar... --- 93 can rebound, so just wish for a high burn now, just waiting at this point --- Ethereum is getting excited on its own, but this lack of momentum to push higher... it's time to run --- Take profits, take profits, take profits. You're tired of hearing it, but this time I really mean it --- The Supreme Court's entire move, the crypto market will have to be sacrificed again. When can we finally break free from this fate?

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POAPlectionist

· 01-07 02:53

Bitcoin's move this time is really typical, as soon as the tariffs came out, it was hammered down, can't even hold 92... It looked more like a dead fish in the early session, let's wait and see. Ethereum still has some strength, after a big drop, it managed to rebound mildly to 3300, showing resilience, but don't be greedy now, take profits quickly. Watching and waiting, first see if Bitcoin can hold the key level at 93. Tariffs are really hard to defend against, the crypto circle has been used as a pawn. Wait for the rebound, entering now means taking the role of a bagholder.

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GasFeeVictim

· 01-07 02:52

It's another issue with tariffs causing trouble, Bitcoin is really struggling It feels like mainstream coins are all performing the same play, why is Ethereum so resilient under pressure Can the 93 level hold? It doesn't seem very optimistic It started shrinking in the early session, I'm really worried about another wave at night Almost hitting 3300 but still want to run early, this industry really has this kind of attitude If Bitcoin continues to fall, then we will have some good shows to watch Ethereum's resilience is indeed strong, unlike some coins that are so fragile When will the tariff turmoil finally settle down? I'm tired of this passive beating feeling

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BakedCatFanboy

· 01-07 02:51

Here comes political interference again, the crypto world really gets caught in the crossfire haha This wave of BTC is really a bit timid, let's see if 93 can hold first Ethereum is still struggling, brothers should have already sold out, no more gambling This round is really not fun, it's okay to stay on the sidelines and watch Sell half at ETH3300, the greedy ones are all trapped

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liquidation_surfer

· 01-07 02:48

Bitcoin has been hit by tariffs again, and breaking below 92 really hurts. However, ETH's performance this round is indeed impressive, daring to surge towards 3300. We’ll see if it can hold at 93; if it does, there’s still hope. --- As soon as tariffs are announced, you can tell whether there’s a chance. BTC is a bit stretched this time. The trading volume this morning looks quite uncomfortable. --- ETH is really strong. Despite the bearish environment, it’s still gently moving upward. The key is to execute the take-profit and exit at the right moment. --- Breaking below the 92 threshold is quite uncomfortable. Now it’s a matter of whether the rebound at 93 can sustain. If it can’t, further decline is a normal move. --- Ethereum’s resilience is notable. While Bitcoin falters, it continues to quietly climb. The difference is quite significant. --- The morning volume isn’t very strong, and observing is a reasonable conclusion. Should we continue to look for a rebound or wait for signals? --- It’s not easy for ETH to surge to 3300, but it’s losing momentum afterward. Greedy traders might end up at a disadvantage.

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MechanicalMartel

· 01-07 02:46

Tariffs have caused Bitcoin to just lie flat, unable to hold 92... The market is so bizarre, it's better to observe quietly. Ethereum has been resilient this round, reaching 3300, but this rebound feels very weak. If you want to sell, just sell, don't wait. Whenever US policies change, the crypto market trembles. Truly incredible. Should we continue to explore below 92? Let's wait for the news. ETH's rebound this time is a bit timid. It's best to secure profits quickly and stay safe.

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DeFiGrayling

· 01-07 02:29

Once the tariff policy was announced, BTC fell flat; this time there's really no avoiding it. Holding above 93 is already quite good; if it drops further, I'll have to cut losses. ETH is holding up relatively well, reaching 3300, but this upward trend doesn't look solid; it's safer to sell half early. Trading volume is so sluggish, I really don't dare chase high. Let's wait for the reaction at 93; this key level is very important. It's probably still early to bottom fish; I'm still observing. This wave of tariffs has caused widespread panic; it's better to be conservative. ETH's resilience is indeed impressive, unlike BTC which is so weak. The morning session was so sluggish; it seems like there will be more volatility. Taking profits is much more reliable than bottom fishing; sell when it's time.

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