2026-01-17 04:01:32

#美国核心物价涨幅不及市场预估 How does Bitcoin look today? The $95,000 level is holding very tightly, with bulls and bears repeatedly fighting over it. Whether it can break through smoothly has become the key. From a technical perspective, the situation is quite good—$95,000 was originally a resistance level, but it has now turned into support, indicating that the bulls are gradually gaining control. As long as this line is maintained, the upward momentum can continue to accumulate.

Next, look at $96,800, which is the first resistance zone to watch. If a smooth breakthrough occurs, the $97,000-$97,500 region will become the next target. But don’t get carried away with optimism—liquidity tends to be thinner over the weekend, and prices are prone to "strange" sudden drops or sharp rises, so be cautious of this risk.

The core of $BTC trading is to go long, with stop-loss set below $94,800. Once the price approaches around $96,800 but shows signs of weakness, decisively take profits. The market is always changing, and making money is what truly matters; chasing perfection too much will only cause missed opportunities.

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BlockchainDecoder

· 12h ago

According to research, the phenomenon of support and resistance level conversion indeed has a lag issue in technical analysis. It is worth noting that the variable of thin weekend liquidity is often underestimated. From a technical perspective, the amplitude range of 94800 to 96800 is set quite conservatively, but I am more concerned about the trading volume data—can anyone provide the average daily trading volume during this period? I suggest everyone refer to the chapter on the validity of support levels in "Market Microstructure Theory," where it discusses in detail why psychological price levels often fail. By the way, the conclusion that "taking profits and securing gains" is too absolute, which may cause missed opportunities for trend continuation.

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FlashLoanLarry

· 12h ago

liquidity depth looking thin into weekend—classic mev honeypot setup imo. 95k support thesis is fine on paper but opportunity cost of bag-holding through sunday flash crashes hits different. basis points matter when you're actually managing capital, not larping on charts lol

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WhaleSurfer

· 12h ago

The 95,000 level is indeed a bit sticky; be cautious of strange pullbacks with thin liquidity over the weekend. By the way, core inflation is below expectations, which is a positive sign for the crypto market, right? If 96,800 can't be broken, it seems like we might have to grind through it repeatedly.

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MEVSupportGroup

· 12h ago

95000 is stuck, with such poor liquidity over the weekend, do you still dare to chase? I would just lock in my profits directly.

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ForkTrooper

· 13h ago

That 95,000 level is really a tough barrier. With poor liquidity over the weekend, something might happen.

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Anon32942

· 13h ago

The 95,000 mark is indeed tough; it feels like we'll be stuck here for a while. Weekends are the easiest time for small moves; we need to keep a close eye, or we might get washed out at any moment. 96,800 might be breakable, but don't expect too much; it's better to stay conservative. If it drops below 94,800, just run; there's no need to overthink it.

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