2026-01-08 19:21:56

Privacy coins have recently been embroiled in controversy, with involvement in telecom fraud cases raising deep questions about their compliance attributes. Regulatory pressure continues to intensify, and investor panic is spreading, leading to a large-scale sell-off and putting heavy pressure on the entire privacy asset sector. From a technical perspective, sell-off signals are evident, and signs of large holders gradually exiting have appeared. The risk of further short-term decline cannot be ignored. The core appeal of privacy features, once a key attraction, is now facing a redefinition of value under the new environment of strict regulation. Warning signs of a liquidity crisis require close attention.

Regarding Bitcoin, the current price is fluctuating around 433.53 USDT. The technical support level is set at 380.85, about 10.67% below the current price; resistance is at 435.2, only 2.07% above. A further resistance zone appears in the range of 484.66-486.36. Considering the proximity to resistance levels, it may be prudent to place short orders at resistance, setting the breakout of resistance as a stop-loss point to manage short-term upward risks.

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YieldChaser

· 2h ago

Privacy coins have been severely exploited in this wave; once regulation steps in, it's game over. Everyone is fleeing, and a liquidity crisis has truly arrived. The 433 level is a bit risky; just a 2% move and it hits resistance.

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SatoshiChallenger

· 01-08 19:51

Ironically, the "privacy" feature of privacy coins was originally a selling point, but now it has become a reason for regulatory scrutiny. The historical lesson tells us how fragile the rhetoric of technical neutrality is in the face of strict regulation. The true signal is large investors exiting the market; it's more meaningful than any technical analysis. Data shows liquidity is rapidly shrinking, and this is not a correction—it's a systemic collapse of ecosystem confidence. I'm a bit awkward about the BTC position at over 43,000; resistance is just around the corner, and those betting on a decline might soon be educated. Honestly, the public opinion against privacy coins this time is too unified, almost like a routine show before harvesting the chives.

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MissingSats

· 01-08 19:51

Privacy coins are really finished this time. Taking the blame for telecom fraud and getting shut down once regulation comes, there's no way out. Bitcoin at 433 is a bit awkward right now. Short positions might not be a wise move. Privacy features are now a hot potato; no one dares to touch them. Liquidity has collapsed, be careful. Big players are all fleeing. Buying the dip on privacy coins? Brother, are you joking?

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LayerZeroEnjoyer

· 01-08 19:50

Privacy coins are really cooling off this time. With regulations hanging overhead like a sword, who still dares to take over? Major investors have already fled.

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TokenUnlocker

· 01-08 19:50

Privacy coins are really finished this time. With the dual blow of strict regulation and public opinion, major holders have already fled.

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PuzzledScholar

· 01-08 19:45

Privacy coins are really having a tough time this wave, it feels like they are being directly pressed down by regulations... The 433.53 level is indeed a bit awkward, feeling like it can't go up but also doesn't want to go down. It's about time to wake up, privacy features have truly become a original sin in this era. Short position at 435.2? It still seems like we need to see if the 380 support below holds... Large holders are fleeing, retail investors are taking over, it's the old routine. Be really careful with liquidity, don't end up running out of options in the end.

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