2026-01-07 03:00:58

#2026年比特币行情展望 Bitcoin has recently experienced a slight correction, but the fundamentals remain solid, and the entire Web3 ecosystem is showing an active and upward trend. In the short term, the support levels may be a good entry point; it might be wise to wait for confirmation of key technical indicators before entering the market.

It is important to be aware of potential volatility caused by geopolitical situations—this remains an uncertain factor hanging over the market. On the other hand, various summits and technological iterations in 2026 are likely to serve as new catalysts, potentially igniting market enthusiasm.

From a long-term perspective, as the core asset of the Web3 ecosystem, Bitcoin has a considerable probability of reaching new all-time highs in market capitalization. $BTC

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CryptoSurvivor

· 01-09 22:41

Here we go again, always saying the fundamentals are solid, but then a black swan event wipes everything out. The part about geopolitical situation was well said, but who can really predict it? Anyway, I just keep dollar-cost averaging without overthinking. The 2026 summit catalyst... well, just listen, don’t take it too seriously. Honestly, I just want to say one thing: when people talk about support levels as entry points, there are more listeners than actual profit-makers.

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fork_in_the_road

· 01-07 03:29

Wait, wait, wait. Geopolitics really needs to be watched closely; it feels like it could explode at any moment. They talk about technological iteration and summit catalysis, I've heard these explanations countless times... Still trust my own charts. The long-term logic is sound, the question is how many months until 2026. Let's wait a bit more at the support level; no rush in the next one or two weeks.

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liquiditea_sipper

· 01-07 03:16

Is the support level really a good entry point? It seems like we still need to see how the geopolitical situation unfolds. Waiting for the summit catalyst... still waiting, when will this end? I believe 2026 will break new highs, but it's still early. Geopolitical risks are indeed hard to bear, hanging over our heads and feeling uncomfortable. Should we wait for technical confirmation before buying? I'm afraid it will have already risen by the time confirmation comes.

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NewDAOdreamer

· 01-07 03:14

Support levels are indeed an opportunity, but I still want to wait until the geopolitical situation clarifies before taking action. How should I put it, if the 2026 summit really triggers a breakout, that would be incredible. Bitcoin has a long-term bullish outlook, no problem there, just worried about short-term policy impacts. The fundamentals are solid, I believe that, the key is when will it really break new highs. Technical indicators are not confirming? Then I think I'll continue to observe, bro.

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DaoResearcher

· 01-07 03:11

Based on on-chain data and voting trends of governance proposals, this technical confirmation theory is within a 95% confidence interval... Forget it, no more whitepapers. To be honest, geopolitical uncertainties are looming, and I don't think bottom confirmation is that simple.

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GateUser-addcaaf7

· 01-07 03:07

The support level is indeed a good sniping point; it all depends on whether it can withstand this wave of geopolitical shocks...

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