2026-01-03 04:22:48

Recently, Bitcoin's trend has been oscillating within a range, but the rebound from the 1st was quite interesting—rising from below 88,000 all the way up to nearly 91,000. The momentum was pretty good, and this is how the market started the year.

However, don't rush to call it a reversal. A true reversal requires sustained capital inflow before an effective breakout of this range can occur. Currently, the price is still near the linear resistance, and the key point to watch is here—if it can break upward, then the 94,500 level should be the focus. If it breaks through again on the upside, 100,000 becomes the new target.

So right now, it's about waiting to see if it can hold these critical levels; liquidity will speak.

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wrekt_but_learning

· 10h ago

9.1K this wave of rally is indeed interesting, but the liquidity really isn't strong enough --- Here we go again, every time they say it's a key level, can it break out this time? Bet it can't --- Holding steady at 9.45K is called a reversal, it's too early to say reversal now, brother --- When will the funds finally come in? Why are they hesitating so much? --- 100K, forever a dream haha --- Waiting for liquidity to speak, but liquidity has been sleeping all along --- Rising from 8.8K to 9.1K isn't enough, real money needs to come in --- Repeated box oscillations are just the rhythm to cut leeks, right? --- I've looked at this resistance level a hundred times, has it broken through? No --- It unfolded like this at the beginning of the year, so what can we expect in 2025?

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TokenomicsTinfoilHat

· 16h ago

91,000 rebound is not enough; it needs to break 94,500 to count.

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HashBard

· 01-03 04:52

nah the whole "reversal" narrative is so premature rn... liquidity hasn't even shown up to the party yet lol

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CommunitySlacker

· 01-03 04:51

Wait a minute, you say the reversal from 8.8 to 9.1? This guy is still too young. --- Same old story, only dare to believe after breaking 9.45. --- Talking about liquidity, retail investors can't understand haha. --- Right now, the price is like dancing; if it can't break 9.1, it still has to go down. --- The key is whether we can catch this wave of rebound, or else it's another cut-loss situation. --- I've heard the number 100,000 many times; it's already 2025 and they're still talking about it. --- Is the capital really flowing in? Every time I look at the trading volume, it just looks like that. --- I just want to know if it can hold above 9.1 this time. --- Repeated oscillations within the box are just the rhythm of chopping the leeks. --- A real reversal, huh? Easy to say, let's wait and see.

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HashRateHermit

· 01-03 04:50

91,000 this wave of rally is indeed interesting, but whether it can break through depends on whether the funds are willing to enter the market. Anyway, I'm waiting to see if it can stabilize at 9.45; the waters beyond 100,000 are too deep. Range-bound oscillation is the most annoying; when can we break the deadlock? Liquidity really speaks; it's much more accurate than candlestick charts. Don't be fooled by the rebound; I still prefer to stay on the sidelines.

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GasFeeCrybaby

· 01-03 04:47

91,000 has been raised, but it still feels like there's no confidence; the funds are still too scattered.

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ColdWalletGuardian

· 01-03 04:38

91,000 this wave's rally is indeed quite strong, but I always feel it's a bit superficial. Just waiting to see if it can hold at 9.45. By the way, does liquidity really speak, or is it still the main players calling the shots? To break through 100,000 this time, it depends on whether January's volume is strong enough.

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ImpermanentPhilosopher

· 01-03 04:31

91,000 this wave of rally isn't strong enough, funds are clearly still on the sidelines If you ask me, it depends on whether 9.45K can hold steady, otherwise it will be a repeated beating The real show should still be ahead

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RektRecorder

· 01-03 04:29

Starting to be bearish at 91,000? I think it still depends on whether it can eat up this rebound later. --- Coming with the same routine again? Let’s see if it breaks 9.45 first, don’t even think about 100,000. --- Liquidity will speak... what are they saying? Right now, it’s either waiting to dump or continue to push up. --- Rising from 8.8 to 9.1 does show some signs, but it’s just the beginning, the real show hasn’t started yet. --- So many key levels, it’s like none at all. When the time comes, any break can be justified with an excuse. --- Stabilize? Wake up. Right now, it’s the stage where the whales are eating up the chips. Don’t overthink it. --- What reversal? I think it’s just a trap to attract more buyers. --- If it really breaks 9.45 this time, I’ll go all in. --- Waiting for funds to flow in? Bro, these days, funds are all about cutting the leeks, where’s the continuous inflow? --- The gap from 9.1 to 9.45 is so big. How much main force dumping does it take in between? I’m stunned.

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