2026-01-13 13:25:30

Bitcoin is currently fluctuating within that range, just rebounding from the lower boundary of the channel a moment ago, but the medium-term resistance is still quite evident. It’s unlikely to break the bottom directly; if it dips further towards around $90,000, that could actually be a good low-entry point.

Ethereum is a bit trapped within a triangle pattern, with selling pressure on top, making it hard to determine the short-term direction. The key is to watch how the price tests the upper and lower boundaries of this pattern, especially whether it can hold during a pullback.

The crucial factor is tonight’s US CPI data at 21:30. If inflation is lower than expected, the rate cut expectations might strengthen, giving Bitcoin a chance to surge to $93,000; if the data is not optimistic, be cautious of a high-level pullback.

Recently, the strategy is to buy in batches within the $88,500-$90,000 range, adding positions gradually for better safety.

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GateUser-2fce706c

· 16h ago

I've always said that this wave of pullback is the best opportunity to get in. If you're still hesitating now, you really can't see the big picture. Gradually accumulating between 88,500-90,000, this is the secret to wealth. Once the CPI data is out, you'll know who profits and who loses. Once the 90,000 level is defended, the subsequent 93,000 cannot be stopped. I have explained this logic in my previous analysis. There's no need to fear Ethereum being trapped; the real opportunity has always been when others are in fear. If you're not entering now, what are you waiting for? If this CPI comes in below expectations, the expectation of rate cuts will strengthen. Those who understand will know what to do next.

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LadderToolGuy

· 17h ago

I have already positioned myself at the 88,500 level, just waiting for the CPI to determine the fate.

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BridgeJumper

· 01-14 09:29

90,000 is really a watershed point; let's see who can hold it.

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pumpamentalist

· 01-13 22:49

Is it really possible to hold the 90,000 level? I think it's a bit uncertain. Before the CPI is released, everything is just speculation. Let's wait for the evening data. Whether it breaks the bottom depends on the CPI's reaction. Ethereum's recent volatility is a bit annoying. When will it break through? Entering at 88,500 or wait a bit longer? I'm still undecided.

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ForkTongue

· 01-13 13:53

$90,000 is really that sweet spot, I'm also waiting for this wave... CPI tonight will decide life or death, hoping it won't be another shocking plot. This ETH triangle is really killing me, just choose a direction already. Getting off in batches, I like this rhythm, stability is good but it's a bit torturous. The probability of breaking below is indeed low, the psychological price level still needs to be maintained.

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StablecoinSkeptic

· 01-13 13:53

The 90,000 level is coming again, really tired of this repetitive drama.

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UnluckyMiner

· 01-13 13:51

I have already set up an ambush between 88,500 and 90,000, just waiting for the CPI data to drop. At that time, we'll see if we can scoop up some bargains.

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0xSoulless

· 01-13 13:44

Still messing around there, 90,000 is just a dream for the retail investors. Wake up, everyone.

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RugResistant

· 01-13 13:35

caught the bounce off support but that mid-level resistance is sus... ngl the 90k zone is looking way safer for entry if we retest. analyzed the chart thoroughly and red flags aren't screaming yet but needs monitoring fr.

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ContractFreelancer

· 01-13 13:27

Waiting for the CPI data to be released, now guessing is all in vain.

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