2026-01-02 05:23:15

The underlying logic behind BTC's recent trend is actually quite clear — just in the 84,000 to 85,000 USD range, there are accumulated buy orders for 940,000 Bitcoins. So every time it drops near 85,000, it encounters strong support, and rebounds become a routine operation. The establishment of this bottom support indicates that institutions and large investors have a very consistent view of this price level. Looking further into the long-term, 2026 will become a key milestone — whether it will break the existing 4-year bull-bear cycle pattern or continue to follow the historical script? Market participants' expectations and guesses are equally heated. The answer to this question may only gradually be revealed next year.

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HashBandit

· 15h ago

ngl the 94 BTC buying pressure at 85k does hit different... reminds me of back in my mining days when price support actually meant something instead of just whale tweets lmao

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LiquidityWizard

· 15h ago

940,000 Bitcoins stacked at 85k, this is what institutions are saying "We are not leaving," but they are starting to crack a little. --- Will the 2026 cycle break or will it continue to be a trap? Honestly, I can't bet on it, but at least in the short term, this bottom is a sure thing. --- The idea that rebounds are routine? Sounds like psychological reassurance to myself haha. --- If major institutional players are in agreement? That’s even more heartbreaking, indicating that retail investors might be about to get harvested again. --- Is the 85k threshold really that tough? It feels like every time someone blows it up, but in the end, it still crashes the same way. --- 940,000 coins sound like a big number, but is it really enough to support the market? I have my doubts. --- Breaking the 4-year cycle? Don’t be silly. Bitcoin just likes to follow old rules. In 2026, it’s probably going to be the same old story.

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GasFeeCrybaby

· 15h ago

940,000 coins stacked at 85,000, this really is the institution talking. Anyway, I'm just following along and taking some soup.

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SmartContractPhobia

· 15h ago

940,000 coins supported at 85,000. The data looks great, but how many actually benefit from the rebound? --- Break the 4-year cycle in 2026? Ha, let's see if the institutions can first stabilize their own positions before talking. --- Every time it drops to 85K and rebounds, it sounds easy, but in practice, it depends on who’s the first to lose their nerve. --- The idea that the bottom support is established has been heard too many times; the key is whether this bottom can be broken again. --- Wait, are all 940,000 coins really held by institutions? Is it possible that a big whale is just addicted to shorting there? --- The answer will be revealed in 2026. By then, the crypto world will have a new batch of newcomers and new systems. Who still remembers this year's predictions? --- Stability around 84,000 to 85,000 actually makes me a bit anxious; too stable support often indicates that the buyers are already gone. --- It's just hearsay that institutions share the same view; when a piece of bad news comes out, everyone disperses.

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