#美国就业数据不及预期 【95000 USD Breakout Behind the Scenes: Bitcoin Is Quietly Changing Hands】
Seeing this scene in September's market, many are still debating—Is this another rebound before a plunge?
But BTC has already broken through 95,000 USD, and this time, it's truly different.
Last night, Wall Street weakened, but when Asian markets opened, Bitcoin accelerated upward, and risk sentiment reversed very quickly. Looking closely at the reasons behind this, policy uncertainties are heating up, along with the Middle East situation, and funds are starting to view crypto assets as an alternative hedging tool.
On-chain data also confirms this judgment—short-term holdings have returned to profit levels. What does this mean? Selling pressure naturally decreases, and pushing prices higher becomes easier.
Let's look at today's specific data: - BTC up 4.4%, surpassing 95,325 USD - ETH up 6.7%, standing at 3,321 USD - XRP up 5.6%, approaching 2.17 USD - Total crypto market cap rises to 3.33 trillion USD, a daily increase of 4.5%
But these gains are only superficial; the real key is the position.
The most critical thing for Bitcoin now is whether it can hold the 92,000 to 94,000 USD range—this is not only where the key moving averages are located but also the dividing line between bulls and bears. If it can't break through this zone, it will only oscillate repeatedly at high levels, or even fall back to around 88,000 USD for support.
Structurally, this upward move has support, but whether it can evolve into a trend depends on where the closing positions are in the future. The market has already sent signals; it remains to be seen if it can keep up with this rhythm.
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TestnetScholar
· 10h ago
The term "changing people" is used perfectly; it really feels like the chips are being reshuffled.
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ConfusedWhale
· 10h ago
The phrase "换人" is brilliant; it really feels like institutions are gradually taking over.
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CommunityWorker
· 10h ago
Wall Street has bowed to Asia's rise, this rhythm is really quite interesting.
However, if the 92-94 level can't hold, I do feel a bit anxious.
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InscriptionGriller
· 10h ago
Here comes the old routine of "Wall Street falls, Asia rises" again, really confusing the retail investors. The key is to hold the 92-94 line; if it can't break through, it's a cycle of repeatedly taking losses.
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AlphaLeaker
· 10h ago
This time it's really different, Wall Street has bowed to Asia, and money is fleeing to safe havens.
Wow, all short-term positions are back in profit, and selling pressure has indeed eased.
The 92-94 range must be firmly defended; if broken, it will drop back to 88 to find support.
#美国就业数据不及预期 【95000 USD Breakout Behind the Scenes: Bitcoin Is Quietly Changing Hands】
Seeing this scene in September's market, many are still debating—Is this another rebound before a plunge?
But BTC has already broken through 95,000 USD, and this time, it's truly different.
Last night, Wall Street weakened, but when Asian markets opened, Bitcoin accelerated upward, and risk sentiment reversed very quickly. Looking closely at the reasons behind this, policy uncertainties are heating up, along with the Middle East situation, and funds are starting to view crypto assets as an alternative hedging tool.
On-chain data also confirms this judgment—short-term holdings have returned to profit levels. What does this mean? Selling pressure naturally decreases, and pushing prices higher becomes easier.
Let's look at today's specific data:
- BTC up 4.4%, surpassing 95,325 USD
- ETH up 6.7%, standing at 3,321 USD
- XRP up 5.6%, approaching 2.17 USD
- Total crypto market cap rises to 3.33 trillion USD, a daily increase of 4.5%
But these gains are only superficial; the real key is the position.
The most critical thing for Bitcoin now is whether it can hold the 92,000 to 94,000 USD range—this is not only where the key moving averages are located but also the dividing line between bulls and bears. If it can't break through this zone, it will only oscillate repeatedly at high levels, or even fall back to around 88,000 USD for support.
Structurally, this upward move has support, but whether it can evolve into a trend depends on where the closing positions are in the future. The market has already sent signals; it remains to be seen if it can keep up with this rhythm.
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