#数字资产动态追踪 Bitcoin surged to the 91,000 level but cooled off afterward, while Ethereum has been performing particularly aggressively these past two days. From the situation since early yesterday morning, $BTC briefly touched 90,930, then pulled back, now oscillating around 90,000; $ETH is even more fierce—breaking through the 3,050 resistance that had been stuck for half a month, soaring to a high of 3,150, and now stable in the 3,100-3,150 range.
This rebound actually has some signs to follow. First, after the holidays, European and American institutions have gradually resumed work, and market liquidity has instantly become more active; second, Bitcoin and Ethereum have been consolidating at the bottom for over a month, and the panic sentiment in the market has long since dissipated. When institutions buy a little, prices respond immediately.
From a technical perspective, both coins are likely to undergo some adjustments in the short term. Support levels for Bitcoin are crucial at 89,000 and 88,500, with resistance at 91,000 not to be underestimated; for Ethereum, close attention should be paid to the defense at 3,050-3,000, with clear resistance above 3,150, and strong resistance at 3,200-3,250.
A reminder here: weekend markets usually have limited volatility, and these days are likely to see a correction or retracement. Also, don’t confuse this with a reversal—this is just a rebound, not a change in trend. Even if Ethereum forcefully breaks through resistance and surges past 3,200 or even 3,300, it will ultimately need to pull back.
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SigmaValidator
· 8h ago
A rebound is not a reversal. This statement is quite harsh; stay calm, brothers.
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MoneyBurnerSociety
· 22h ago
Starting to tell stories again, institutions buying up, liquidity, rebounds without reversal... I just want to know when my 5 ETH will break even.
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PumpingCroissant
· 22h ago
ETH is really on fire this time. After breaking through 3050, it hasn't looked back. Currently steady above 3100 with momentum to continue pushing, just worried about a drop over the weekend.
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just_another_fish
· 22h ago
Wait, is ETH really about to take off or just playing around again? Can it really hold steady at 3200?
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MetaNeighbor
· 22h ago
Now I realize that the previous wave of panic was really unnecessary.
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Is ETH so aggressive to turn the tide? But a rebound is just a rebound, don’t act like it’s a reversal.
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Institutions resume work and immediately start pulling the market, it seems no one is willing to dump at this bottom anymore.
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Why is the 91,000 level so tough? BTC keeps turning around here.
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Let’s see over the weekend. Most likely, it will still need to recover, don’t get too excited.
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If 3150 doesn’t hold, I’ll admit defeat. Is this another rebound to trap the retail investors again?
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You’re right, liquidity has indeed loosened, but don’t set your hopes too high.
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A month of sideways movement at the bottom, then a wave like this, feels like a setup.
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ETH breaking through 3050 is just so-so; 3200 is the real test.
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I believe it won’t move over the weekend, but can it stay like this next week?
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LightningSentry
· 22h ago
ETH this wave is really amazing, rushing from 3050 to 3150 in one go, much more intense than BTC's sluggishness. But the author's last sentence really hit me—if the rebound doesn't reverse, it's a reminder not to place too much hope, as the weekend will likely be a back-and-forth rollercoaster.
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TooScaredToSell
· 22h ago
A rebound is not a reversal. This statement is too absolute—what if?
ETH has been fierce this round, but I still don't dare to chase, afraid of being hit with a counterattack.
Talking about support and resistance again, the key is to see when the institutions will run.
BTC at the 90,000 level is really uncomfortable, feeling like there's no clear direction.
Thinking it might surge over the weekend, but now it looks like just volatility.
ETH reaching 3200 should be the time to consider reducing positions, or you'll regret it if a reversal comes.
The narrative about institutions resuming work and liquidity, I've heard it too many times, always the same explanation.
Honestly, I'm just waiting to see who crashes first.
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tokenomics_truther
· 22h ago
ETH this wave is fierce, I have to admit, but honestly, I've heard the institution buying spree rhetoric too many times. Every time they say that, it still ends up as a rebound...
Feels like it will drop back over the weekend, don’t be fooled by 3150.
BTC stuck around 90,000 is really a bit awkward, it can’t break up nor break down, it’s so frustrating.
I don’t believe in this reversal, just play around with the rebound, don’t take it seriously.
The rhythm of cutting leeks is back again, institutions come back from holiday to suck blood, old tricks.
That resistance level at 3200 is really tough, I bet ETH won’t go up.
BTC hasn’t seen a real breakout in these 87 days, it’s all just a false alarm.
#数字资产动态追踪 Bitcoin surged to the 91,000 level but cooled off afterward, while Ethereum has been performing particularly aggressively these past two days. From the situation since early yesterday morning, $BTC briefly touched 90,930, then pulled back, now oscillating around 90,000; $ETH is even more fierce—breaking through the 3,050 resistance that had been stuck for half a month, soaring to a high of 3,150, and now stable in the 3,100-3,150 range.
This rebound actually has some signs to follow. First, after the holidays, European and American institutions have gradually resumed work, and market liquidity has instantly become more active; second, Bitcoin and Ethereum have been consolidating at the bottom for over a month, and the panic sentiment in the market has long since dissipated. When institutions buy a little, prices respond immediately.
From a technical perspective, both coins are likely to undergo some adjustments in the short term. Support levels for Bitcoin are crucial at 89,000 and 88,500, with resistance at 91,000 not to be underestimated; for Ethereum, close attention should be paid to the defense at 3,050-3,000, with clear resistance above 3,150, and strong resistance at 3,200-3,250.
A reminder here: weekend markets usually have limited volatility, and these days are likely to see a correction or retracement. Also, don’t confuse this with a reversal—this is just a rebound, not a change in trend. Even if Ethereum forcefully breaks through resistance and surges past 3,200 or even 3,300, it will ultimately need to pull back.