2026-01-17 06:34:08

Based on recent Bitcoin market trends, the price has been oscillating with a noticeable increase in turnover rate, but trading volume has started to shrink. Currently, the participants in turnover are mainly short-term funds, which is quite a clear characteristic.

The effect of the new Federal Reserve Chair is not as significant as expected. Although US stocks closed slightly lower on Friday, Bitcoin instead remained above $95,000, and investors' sentiment still appears relatively stable.

Regarding the weekend market, my view has remained unchanged — it would be good to pass through it smoothly. The weekend itself is the period with the worst liquidity, making it the easiest time for emotions to be amplified. I have been waiting for Trump to announce a new candidate list, but so far there’s no definite news, and I’m not sure what he’s pondering.

Operationally: If the price retraces to the lower boundary of the $94,516-$94,288 range, consider going long; above that, around $95,750-$96,100, you can set up short positions. Maintaining a prudent approach to the current situation is more appropriate.

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AirdropDreamBreaker

· 9h ago

High turnover rate but shrinking volume, it's indeed a bit strange... Short-term funds are playing hot potato. Wait, when will the candidate list for Trump be announced... that's the real uncertainty. You really need to stay cautious over the weekend and not let emotions drive you.

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TrustMeBro

· 14h ago

The turnover rate soars while trading volume shrinks; short-term funds really can't sit still. Just waiting for Trump's list, this suspense will last until the Year of the Monkey. I can't believe 95750 won't break; time to set up some short positions. Liquidity is poor over the weekend, making it easy to get cut; better to play it safe. Short-term funds are flowing in and out; the big players should be preparing their big moves.

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BankruptWorker

· 01-17 07:04

The turnover rate is rising while the trading volume is declining. I'm familiar with this trick; small funds are just cutting each other. Trump's side is really dragging on. With such critical news, they are holding their ground. Staying above 95k is okay; at least it didn't scare everyone to death.

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0xInsomnia

· 01-17 06:57

Turnover rate increases while trading volume decreases? This wave of short-term funds is quite tricky. The list of Trump candidates hasn't come out yet, still pondering here. Just waiting to see who takes over over the weekend, I'm just relaxing for now.

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DegenMcsleepless

· 01-17 06:57

Increased turnover with shrinking volume, this wave is a bit strange. Are short-term funds cutting each other? The poor liquidity over the weekend is really a concern. I've fallen into this trap before in previous years. Let's wait and see if we can get through it steadily. What exactly is Trump doing? Is the logic of making money from information gaps still valid? That 94288 area is indeed a good spot for a setup, but I still think it's better to be cautious.

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TokenAlchemist

· 01-17 06:50

ngl the volume collapse with rising turnover is literally screaming weak hands panic-selling into the chop... classic inefficiency vector before the real move happens

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LightningClicker

· 01-17 06:49

High turnover rate but decreasing trading volume, isn't that just retail investors flipping among themselves? Short-term funds trading back and forth is pointless.

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TokenomicsShaman

· 01-17 06:43

The turnover rate is rising, but the trading volume is shrinking. What kind of tricks are short-term funds playing this time? The poor liquidity over the weekend really acts as an emotional magnifier. By the time Trump's list is out, even the flowers will have withered. $95,000 holding steady is pretty good. A conservative approach is not wrong.

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FlashLoanPhantom

· 01-17 06:36

The increase in turnover rate actually leads to shrinking trading volume. This is the market's way of shaking out weak hands. Short-term funds run today and regret tomorrow. When will that guy Trump announce the list? I'm so anxious. I'm also watching the 94288 level. If it drops, I'll buy the dip. A conservative approach is indeed reliable.

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