2026-01-02 18:32:28

Night Market Scan: Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB, and SOL Price Battles

This night market still has some highlights. Bitcoin is oscillating at a critical level, with intense short-term bulls and bears competition. The breakout direction will determine the upcoming rhythm. Ethereum is also hovering near an important support level. If it can hold this position, a rebound is still possible.

BNB and SOL are performing differently. BNB's trend is relatively stable but lacks signs of a strong breakout; SOL experiences larger fluctuations, offering many trading opportunities in the short term. From a technical perspective, these four cryptocurrencies are all at critical junctions. Their performance in the next 24 hours could redefine the short-term trend.

Everyone should focus on support levels and whether trading volume can effectively coordinate. The market is like this—details determine success or failure.

BTC1,73%

ETH3,44%

BNB1,7%

SOL4,21%

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CoinBasedThinking

· 10h ago

Still repeatedly at critical points, can it break this time or not? Feels like just stalling here is pointless. Hey, SOL really has many opportunities, it all depends on who can catch the bottom, hhhh. Support levels are truly a life-and-death line; once broken, you have to run. Feeling a bit exhausted. Bitcoin still depends on a breakout; otherwise, we're all just gambling.

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GasFeeCrier

· 10h ago

Repeatedly at critical points again? After all these years, it's still the same old tricks. Let's just wait and see who breaks their defense first. The recent movement of SOL is quite big. Has someone taken the opportunity to buy the dip? BNB is so stable that it seems less interesting. Still looking forward to that moment of a stunning breakthrough. Is the support level really that crucial? I feel like it's always just a false alarm... Details determine success or failure, that's true, but honestly, who can really grasp these details? This time point at night is indeed a bit hard to predict. If Bitcoin keeps fluctuating, I might not be able to sleep. If Ethereum stabilizes, will it rebound? Just listen, not necessarily. Redefining 24 hours? Haha, how long can the last definition last this time?

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MetaNeighbor

· 10h ago

It's time for some picture-based commentary again. This wave of BTC's fluctuations is really annoying. Will it go up or down? Just say it straight. If the support level breaks, you have to run. Why bother with so many fancy words? SOL has recently had some opportunities, but I don't hold many coins, so I keep missing out. Ethereum needs to stabilize at this level, or it will be another round of decline. BNB is too stable, which is actually boring. Just wait and see what happens in 24 hours.

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HalfPositionRunner

· 10h ago

Staying up late to watch the market is a bit tiring. The repeated fluctuations of BTC are really annoying. Just waiting for it to decide a win or loss. --- Once ETH stabilizes, I’ll dare to add to my position. This support level is too critical. --- The volatility of SOL in this wave is, to be honest, quite exciting. Just worried about missing the opportunity. --- BNB is stable, but it’s boring. Lacking a sense of breakthrough. --- Once the support level is broken, these 24 hours might see a major change. --- Details determine success or failure? Then I need to watch the volume more carefully. --- Bull and bear are fighting fiercely at critical levels. This is when it’s easiest to get cut. --- Among these coins, SOL is the most interesting. The others are a bit boring. --- A rebound is possible, but I still need to see more before making a move. --- The market is good, but I’m just afraid my trades will go wrong again.

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