2026-01-07 02:27:26

Hello everyone, recently I've been paying attention to the market dynamics of several leading cryptocurrencies and would like to discuss the current market rhythm.

From the liquidation map (daily chart), the short positions on BTC and ETH are relatively dense and have some advantage, while SOL is dominated by long positions. Interestingly, both longs and shorts on SOL are currently being liquidated, indicating market disagreement between bulls and bears, and the short-term situation is a game of chance.

Institutional fund data also shed some light—BTC spot ETF net outflow is $160 million, ETH net outflow is $82.5 million, while SOL has a net inflow of $1.5 million. Overall, institutional trading volume is moderate, and their attitude towards the future market remains cautious.

Last night, after a correction, the market surged again, forming a V-shape, liquidating a round of longs and shorts. From the current and weekly levels, the market is in a box-range consolidation. If in the next couple of days it still cannot break through the 95,000 level, we should be alert to weakening upward momentum, which may lead to another pullback. ETH and SOL are performing relatively well, but they are also influenced by the overall market. Whether they can continue to rise depends on where the market finds support during the pullback.

My view is—according to the daily wide-range oscillation rhythm, the 90,000 level is very critical. If the market cannot hold here, then the rebound of ETH and most altcoins is likely to end, and they will follow the market to retrace. Recently, contract trading is more suitable for short-term strategies.

**Short-term fluctuation range forecast:**
- BTC: 90500-94500
- ETH: 3180-3330
- SOL: 136-143

**Trading ideas:**

**BTC Strategy**
Long: Enter at 91500 or buy on dips, add at 90000, take partial profits at 93500
Short: Enter at 94000 or short on rallies, add at 95500, take partial profits at 91500

**ETH Strategy**
Long: Enter at 3180 or buy on dips, add at 3100, take partial profits at 3280
Short: Enter at 3300 or short on rallies, add at 3380, take partial profits at 3200

**SOL Strategy**
Long: Enter at 136 or buy on dips, add at 133, take partial profits at 141
Short: Enter at 141 or short on rallies, add at 145, take partial profits at 137

Warm reminder: It is recommended to set stop-loss levels based on your liquidation price and the amount of loss you can tolerate, which will better match your personal risk capacity.

BTC4,36%

ETH6%

SOL3,4%

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SurvivorshipBias

· 01-10 02:25

It's really dangerous if you can't hold 90,000. This rebound in SOL feels a bit like playing with fire. Institutions are all selling off. Do they still dare to go all in? I prefer to be more conservative. Is 95,000 really that tough? It feels like it's been broken several times. Short-term trading sounds exciting, but it's actually easy to get wiped out. Risk awareness needs to be up. The bullish dominance in this SOL wave is a bit strange. Could it be a trap to lure in sellers? 90,000 is definitely a watershed. If it drops below, it’s really over. Range-bound oscillation is the most annoying, stuck in the middle and can't make money. How should I set the stop-loss for ETH? Your analysis has me a bit confused. With so much institutional outflow, what does it mean? Everyone's feeling uncertain. This short-term rhythm feels like riding a roller coaster, guessing every day.

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BridgeTrustFund

· 01-09 10:49

If you can't break 90,000, it's time to run away. Don't be too greedy.

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SighingCashier

· 01-09 09:51

If 90,000 can't hold, it's game over. Following the retracement at that point will really be uncomfortable. Institutions are running, and we're still going long here? The net inflow of SOL is also not enough to say much. I like your analysis this time, just not sure if it will be another false alarm. Can ETH's rebound this wave hold until 3280? It feels a bit uncertain. The liquidation map is quite interesting; both longs and shorts are being swept, indicating that the market hasn't stabilized yet. I agree with a short-term focus; at this pace, it's better not to be greedy. If 95,000 can't be broken, I think this wave is about over.

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StakeTillRetire

· 01-07 02:57

90,000 is indeed a bottleneck level, but to be honest, the recent net outflow from institutions is a bit alarming. ETH has had a strong rebound these past two days, but it still feels like it lacks momentum; it all depends on BTC's performance. SOL is being attacked from both long and short sides, truly a chaotic poker table—could this be a paradise for short-term traders? It feels like this wave is just a repeated shakeout; I don't dare to hold a heavy position, just small stop-loss short-term scalp. If it can't break 95,000, I really have to run; I tend to believe your prediction.

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ShibaMillionairen't

· 01-07 02:51

Is 90000 really that strong? Feels like it always gets stuck at the integer level. SOL is definitely different this time; institutions are withdrawing while it's still entering. That's interesting. The box oscillation is just torture. I'll wait for a breakout before taking action. Why does it feel like everything lately is just gambling with no clear direction? With so much ETH flowing out, are the institutions also panicking? Short-term only. I haven't done any long-term trades recently; it's too exhausting. If 95000 can't be broken, I'll admit defeat. I don't want to get caught in another round of being trapped. Watching the liquidation map for too long can cause mental blockages. Sometimes, doing the opposite can actually make money. The long-short double kill situation with SOL is indeed interesting. Let's see who can survive till the end. Once 90000 falls, this rebound will really be over. I'm just waiting for that signal.

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OnchainDetective

· 01-07 02:30

According to on-chain data, there's an interesting logic behind this wave of institutional net outflows... BTC and ETH are flowing out simultaneously, while SOL is flowing in, which clearly indicates that this is not just a simple bearish signal. Through multiple address tracking, it was found that the 90,000 level is indeed being accumulated by large investors. The liquidation pattern before the V-shaped formation is a typical probing market tactic. Stay alert everyone, if the 95,000 breakthrough can't be achieved, it might just be a trap to lure more, and a pullback could follow. That 1.5 million inflow into SOL really caught my attention, I feel like something is being orchestrated behind the scenes.

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