2026-01-17 05:00:27

#数字资产市场动态 $BTC Just touched the 1700 point level, $BNB is performing steadily, while crude oil is also at this key level of 26172. The correlation between crypto assets and traditional commodities remains worth watching—short-term fluctuations in Bitcoin often drive the trends of BNB and other mainstream coins. In this round of market movement, the overall market correlation has become even more prominent, and looking at a single coin's change is no longer sufficient.

BTC0,72%

BNB2,27%

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BearMarketSage

· 11h ago

1700 this level is a bit risky, we need to see if it can hold steady --- BNB is still so stable, that reassures me --- The linkage thing has been obvious for a long time; when oil prices move, coins follow suit --- Single currency is dead; now it all depends on the ecosystem chain --- Can Bitcoin hold at the $26,172 oil price level? --- Honestly, this correlation is much more obvious than before --- Talking about linkage again, why did no one pay attention to it last year? --- When BTC sneezes, the whole market catches a cold --- Stable, right? Waiting for volatility to appear would be quite funny

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ApyWhisperer

· 11h ago

Can BTC stay above 1700 this time? It still seems to depend on the Federal Reserve's stance. --- Crude oil is also dancing along; this correlation is really outrageous. --- Single-coin projects are dead; now it all depends on ecosystem linkage. --- BNB is the stable army, the stabilizer of this market trend. --- Once the $26,172 oil price breaks, BTC is likely to experience more volatility. --- Such strong linkage makes it even harder for retail investors to play, truly. --- The entire market is interconnected; what does this imply? --- If you're still focusing on a single coin at this point, you're likely to suffer losses. --- The connection between traditional finance and crypto has increased the risks even more.

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MonkeySeeMonkeyDo

· 11h ago

Is 1700 really a stable point for BTC? Feels like another round could come at any time. --- BNB following the trend so closely, I should have just gone all in. --- Why haven't I seen the linkage between crude oil and the crypto market? --- Stop just focusing on coins, now you really need to look at the full picture. --- Getting excited at 1700, just waiting to be proven wrong. --- The market's correlation is so strong that retail investors have an even harder time playing. --- I get the logic that a sneeze from BTC causes other coins to catch a cold. --- I'm a bit tired of the "key price level" talk. Will it break or not? --- The entire market is interconnected now; single-coin trading really doesn't feel the same.

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SchroedingerAirdrop

· 11h ago

It's already 1700, and this time you really need to look at the whole picture. Focusing only on BTC is pointless. BNB is still steady, and oil prices are also moving. The correlation is indeed quite mysterious. Everyone's dancing, and the rhythm has truly become the same.

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AirdropHustler

· 11h ago

Can BTC break 1700 this time? Feels a bit uncertain. --- Now trading cryptocurrencies really requires looking at the overall picture; focusing on just one isn't enough. --- Oil prices are also catching up? The crypto world is really getting more competitive. --- BNB is stable and steady, but the lack of upward movement is exhausting. --- The importance of correlation has long been recognized; I blame myself for reacting slowly. --- Can we hold at the 1700 level? I'm not confident. --- Correlation is indeed significant, but why does it seem like everything is falling? --- Major commodities are moving, and retail investors still want to buy the dip? That's a bit difficult. --- BTC volatility influences other coins; this has been the case for years. --- Stronger correlation actually makes it more dangerous, increasing the risk of being trapped.

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